Hi guys, it's Rach. Welcome to another episode of the podcast and something a little different. I had the

opportunity over the last couple of months to do an incredible amount of podcast interviews on other

people's podcasts. In anticipation of the new book coming out, I got to meet all sorts of new

podcast hosts and talk about all sorts of

different subjects. And I thought maybe you would dig hearing those conversations on the show.

So sometimes my favorite podcast hosts will share interviews they've done with other people.

And I always love it because I get to hear someone ask them questions and my fingers are crossed

that you enjoy these for the same reasons. So over the next month, I'm going to share some of

the conversations I've had with other hosts. I'll also detail the information about that

podcast episode within the show notes of this one. So if you want to take a deeper dive or

maybe you love this host and you want to listen to everything that they do, you can very easily

access them and become a fan of their show as well. But I hope you dig these conversations and find

them helpful. On this episode of The Resetter podcast, I am thrilled to share a truly inspiring conversation

with someone whose work has really profoundly impacted me on my own journey.

And it's Rachel Hollis.

So hopefully you know who she is.

If you don't, she is a best-selling author.

She is a powerhouse speaker. But what I love about her most is she is a beacon of authenticity

for millions of women worldwide. I first discovered Rachel when her first book came out,

Girl, Wash Your Face. And at that time, I was so impressed how in one moment she could deliver a message on

social media and look absolutely gorgeous.

And the next day, she would show you what it's like to be a woman who's navigating her

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