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 bestselling 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 at 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 own life.

And she would be sitting in her car crying with makeup

dripping down her face. And I was blown away at her openness and her honesty and her

willingness to show all of us all sides of her. And it really was a huge motivating factor for me to bring the message that I had

in my clinic, the message of what I was doing with my patients, and to bring it forward to the

world and to do it in the most authentic way possible. So you're going to hear in this conversation that she really has discovered a formula

for living life authentically. She also has learned how to take some pretty gnarly hits.

We talk about that. The media has been unkind to her. People have lashed out at her,

and we talked about how she's handled that and how she's stayed true to her. People have lashed out at her, and we talked about how she's handled that and how

she's stayed true to herself. So in this conversation, we get really real about the struggles

that women face every day and the societal pressures, the weight of perfectionism,

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