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A review by itsjojo
Girl, Stop Apologizing: A Shame-Free Plan for Embracing and Achieving Your Goals by Rachel Hollis
informative
medium-paced
3.0
"You are allowed to want more for yourself for no other reason than because it makes your heart happy. You don’t need anyone’s permission, and you certainly shouldn’t have to rely on anyone’s support as the catalyst to get you there."
Overall this book was alright. Lots of great take aways involving setting boundaries and prioritizing yourself and your needs. I don't think we do that enough as women. However, several parts of this book came off as very privileged. Hustle culture can be toxic and implying that anyone who just works hard enough for long enough can achieve anything regardless of external factors is just kind of short sided.
Overall this book was alright. Lots of great take aways involving setting boundaries and prioritizing yourself and your needs. I don't think we do that enough as women. However, several parts of this book came off as very privileged. Hustle culture can be toxic and implying that anyone who just works hard enough for long enough can achieve anything regardless of external factors is just kind of short sided.