First Published in Red Tricycle You may have heard of a "little" best seller called, Girl, Stop Apologizing (2019) by multi-media company founder, Rachel Hollis. I don't know about you but I've read it three times now, going on four. Hollis, speaker, author, and inspiring human being, calls us to action when she says, "It's time to be yourself, unapologetically, and to show the world what happens when a woman challenges herself for greatness. It's time to stop apologizing for who you are." (p. 210). I took her message to heart and started making changes in my own life, busting through some limiting beliefs and deciding to further design my dreams. Then, I considered how her compelling message could be brought to young girls and their parents. Here it is: our girls need to stop saying, "I'm sorry" so they can start embracing all they are meant to be. Spend any amount of time with a growing girl and you'll know this: they apologize all the time. "Sorry, I corrected you", "Sorry, I made a