Girl, Wash Your Face – Rachel Hollis
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Reflection
Chapter 17 challenges the belief that lack of time is the primary reason we are not pursuing what matters most. While life is undeniably full, this chapter invites us to look more closely at how we prioritize our hours.
Often, “I don’t have time” translates to “It’s not high enough on my priority list.” This realization can feel uncomfortable, but it is also empowering. When we acknowledge that time is allocated according to what we value, we regain the ability to make intentional adjustments.
The reflection here emphasizes ownership. We may not control every demand on our schedule, but we do have influence over habits, boundaries, and commitments. Small shifts — waking slightly earlier, reducing distractions, saying no more often — can create space for growth.
At its core, this chapter reframes time as a resource we manage rather than a force that controls us. When we align our calendar with our goals and values, we begin to live more deliberately instead of reactively.
Prompt
Where do you often say, “I don’t have time”?
What small adjustment could help you prioritize what truly matters?
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