Rachel Hollis

So the big thing that is actually little is just asking yourself, are you giving way too much power and way too much energy to something that's really, truly not that big a deal? For instance, if we're speaking in terms of entrepreneurship, are you currently doing something and putting so much emphasis and so much time around this piece and

So the big thing that is actually little is just asking yourself, are you giving way too much power and way too much energy to something that's really, truly not that big a deal? For instance, if we're speaking in terms of entrepreneurship, are you currently doing something and putting so much emphasis and so much time around this piece and

So the big thing that is actually little is just asking yourself, are you giving way too much power and way too much energy to something that's really, truly not that big a deal? For instance, if we're speaking in terms of entrepreneurship, are you currently doing something and putting so much emphasis and so much time around this piece and

So the big thing that is actually little is just asking yourself, are you giving way too much power and way too much energy to something that's really, truly not that big a deal? For instance, if we're speaking in terms of entrepreneurship, are you currently doing something and putting so much emphasis and so much time around this piece and

So the big thing that is actually little is just asking yourself, are you giving way too much power and way too much energy to something that's really, truly not that big a deal? For instance, if we're speaking in terms of entrepreneurship, are you currently doing something and putting so much emphasis and so much time around this piece and

So the big thing that is actually little is just asking yourself, are you giving way too much power and way too much energy to something that's really, truly not that big a deal? For instance, if we're speaking in terms of entrepreneurship, are you currently doing something and putting so much emphasis and so much time around this piece and

So the big thing that is actually little is just asking yourself, are you giving way too much power and way too much energy to something that's really, truly not that big a deal? For instance, if we're speaking in terms of entrepreneurship, are you currently doing something and putting so much emphasis and so much time around this piece and

So the big thing that is actually little is just asking yourself, are you giving way too much power and way too much energy to something that's really, truly not that big a deal? For instance, if we're speaking in terms of entrepreneurship, are you currently doing something and putting so much emphasis and so much time around this piece and

So the big thing that is actually little is just asking yourself, are you giving way too much power and way too much energy to something that's really, truly not that big a deal? For instance, if we're speaking in terms of entrepreneurship, are you currently doing something and putting so much emphasis and so much time around this piece and

So the big thing that is actually little is just asking yourself, are you giving way too much power and way too much energy to something that's really, truly not that big a deal? For instance, if we're speaking in terms of entrepreneurship, are you currently doing something and putting so much emphasis and so much time around this piece and

And it actually isn't giving you the results that you think it is, or it's actually not that huge of a deal, but you're just so in the cycle, you can't step out of it. Or the example I use in the book is so silly, but going to concerts or vacations or traveling by myself is so normal that

And it actually isn't giving you the results that you think it is, or it's actually not that huge of a deal, but you're just so in the cycle, you can't step out of it. Or the example I use in the book is so silly, but going to concerts or vacations or traveling by myself is so normal that

And it actually isn't giving you the results that you think it is, or it's actually not that huge of a deal, but you're just so in the cycle, you can't step out of it. Or the example I use in the book is so silly, but going to concerts or vacations or traveling by myself is so normal that

And it actually isn't giving you the results that you think it is, or it's actually not that huge of a deal, but you're just so in the cycle, you can't step out of it. Or the example I use in the book is so silly, but going to concerts or vacations or traveling by myself is so normal that

And it actually isn't giving you the results that you think it is, or it's actually not that huge of a deal, but you're just so in the cycle, you can't step out of it. Or the example I use in the book is so silly, but going to concerts or vacations or traveling by myself is so normal that

And it actually isn't giving you the results that you think it is, or it's actually not that huge of a deal, but you're just so in the cycle, you can't step out of it. Or the example I use in the book is so silly, but going to concerts or vacations or traveling by myself is so normal that

And it actually isn't giving you the results that you think it is, or it's actually not that huge of a deal, but you're just so in the cycle, you can't step out of it. Or the example I use in the book is so silly, but going to concerts or vacations or traveling by myself is so normal that

And it actually isn't giving you the results that you think it is, or it's actually not that huge of a deal, but you're just so in the cycle, you can't step out of it. Or the example I use in the book is so silly, but going to concerts or vacations or traveling by myself is so normal that

And it actually isn't giving you the results that you think it is, or it's actually not that huge of a deal, but you're just so in the cycle, you can't step out of it. Or the example I use in the book is so silly, but going to concerts or vacations or traveling by myself is so normal that

And it actually isn't giving you the results that you think it is, or it's actually not that huge of a deal, but you're just so in the cycle, you can't step out of it. Or the example I use in the book is so silly, but going to concerts or vacations or traveling by myself is so normal that