We Should All Be Millionaires: A Woman’s Guide to Earning More, Building Wealth, and Gaining Economic Power Hardcover – May 4, 2021

This book is an excellent book, filled with personal experiences, statistics, and great examples and tips for all women to be more confident and make more money. She has a great sense of humor and the book is well written. Definitely a must read for anyone inspiring to do better with their life and make more money!!

Haven’t finished reading yet. This book is essential! Necessary to first change our fundamental beliefs around money, building wealth and our capacity! I brought this book on a road trip with my mom and we started working through the workbook prompts. Not only did it give us time for reflection but also gave us new affirmations to replace our dysfunctional thinking. Great book!

Part autobiography, part roadmap to success, wholly authentic, and 100% relatable - this book is THE new book for women in business. I read a lot of personal development and business books and run my own 6-figure generating business and I can say without hesitation that there is next-level mentorship between these covers.Right out of the gate Rachel paints a picture of her humble upbringing and her views on wealth - I felt very in sync with this part. Many of us had a wealthy family member, neighbor, or friend of our parents who seemed to have an abundance of the good life and made it look easy. For those of us driven to start our own businesses, those glimpses of what could be were the hope we needed to light a fire inside of us.Rachel is a lawyer and you can tell because she brings receipts in the way of FACTS about how the patriarchy - including our government, generational history, societal, and cultural influences only created (something close to) a level playing field for women regarding wealth, property, and independence in the last 50 years. FIFTY YEARS! She does not mince words when she lets us know that white men have a 2,000-year head start on building this level of wealth and influence. That is exactly why this book and her message are so important.Next she lays out a plan to do the deep, personal work that it takes to build first - a millionaire mindset. She recognizes our need to "have it all" and gives us permission to get there without "doing it all ourselves." Lessons on boundaries abound throughout the book - take heed, this can feel a bit like tough love if the message is new to you. But, Ms. Rodgers isn't spewing out that masculine-success-model touted by her successful male contemporaries (I'm looking at you Gary Vee). Although she's honest about the need to develop some good business chops, she also expresses the importance of forgiveness toward ourselves. I just love it when women in business embrace that we don't have to follow the same rules as the men who built this world. Thank you Rachel!I love her encouragement to find your millionaire squad and her continued message about eschewing toxic friendships and acquaintances and only spending your time with people who not only support you, but share your drive and understand your vision. There is so much brewing right now in the business world where women can really lift each other up - and hold each other accountable to do better and be better.Damn it. We SHOULD all be millionaires because getting there will give us a level of access, freedom, and power to create positive change. Read this book. It will challenge you and bring out the best in your ability to map out your future.

OMG. This is the first time I’ve written an Amazon review, period. Rachel Rodgers has a way with words, and obviously, money. As a girl from a low-income family in NYC myself, I resonated with her down to earth, funny as hell, uplifting tone. It’s beyond refreshing to read a book on financial wellness from a self made Black Woman - she doesn’t gloss over the realities of life with nice sounding spiritual ideas that reject autonomy. She doesn’t paint a rosy picture over the very real obstacles of building wealth as a double, triple, whatever “minority”. Instead, she tackles them head on and teaches us how to do the same. Reading her words brought me to tears several times throughout the book, which I devoured quickly enough yet intentionally paced out so I could savor the experience. I made reading a new chapter each day a part of my daily ritual, felt like I was in therapy with a best friend. I’m someone who has never seen the kind of wealth I want for myself & future generations being held by someone who looks like me. I’ve always had to make the blueprint for anything I’ve ever wanted in life. My default mental mode when it comes to money is scarcity, powerlessness, shame, doubt & fear. She helped me eradicate this trash & turned ME into a believer that I’m capable of making the kind of change in my life that I’ve always dreamed of & knew I deserved. She made it feel less lonely to not be in that place yet. She gave a step by step plan to making it happen. Then, as if that wasn’t enough, she lit the kind of fire under my ass that I’m certain they use to launch rockets with her $10,000 in 10 Days challenge. I’m ready to accept & conquer the challenge so I can be well on my way to making millions by the time I’m 30 (4 years & change, though with her help I’m certain I’ll hit a mil even before then). This book was the best money I ever spent. Treat yourself - buy it, read it, then read it again. Many thanks to Rachel for this gem!

This book made me want to take immediate action. It motivated me to do better and prioritize my life. It allowed me to see I could turn my life around with intention and that excuses only would set me back. It made me want better for myself.

Amazing book overall with great content that can be realistically achieved!!!!

Rachel Rodgers is my new "Mental Mentor." In this book she gets right to the point on how to make millionaire decisions and stop making "broke ass" decisions. Her advice is easy to apply at any stage of your life where you are stagnant in developing your business or struggling with your finances. Yes, get the book and the audio as well, you'll have to apply the lessons in it often, because you know you will forget and slip back into your old ways of thinking.

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