We Should All Be Millionaires
by Rachel Rodgers
Rodgers' argument that women, and Black women particularly, should pursue wealth without apology, and her playbook: raise prices, stop undercharging, build a business, hire help, make million-dollar decisions. It is energizing and specific about the mental barriers.
Read it if…
you undercharge, overdeliver and apologize for ambition.
Skip it if…
you want a saving-based approach; this is earning-based.
Three things you will actually use
- Earning more is faster than cutting more.
- Charge what the value is worth.
- Buy back your time.
Do this first
Raise your prices or ask for a raise this month; the book gives scripts.
Our verdict
Energizing and specific.
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