It should be scalable. Your one-to-one service is not your million-dollar offer, okay? It needs to be scalable. And that means you could scale it by hiring a team, scale it by creating an intellectual property system, like a course to deliver it, but it needs to be a leveraged offer, okay? If you’re looking for a saving and investing book, this ain’t it. This book urges you to make big moves that will pay off in huge ways, not just saving and investing safely until retirement. Personally, that’s not my style, and even though there’s some great motivation in here, I honestly don’t think it’s practical for my situation. However, there are cited cases throughout the book of women in my situation who started making huge amounts of money, so don’t let my personal preferences deter you. All this being said, there is also quite a bit of promotion of her own services, and for that I drop a star. It feels close enough to MLM self-promotion and prosperity gospel for me to not feel great about recommending this one.

I know I want to be financially successful, have a number in mind of where I want to be, believe I deserve and am capable of achieveing it, and am here for practical, tangible advice as opposed to more psychological encouragement. I am also not super engaged in the idea of owning my own business or side hustle, which is pretty central to wealth generation in this book. And to share an example, so you guys don't have to just take my word for it, you're not my first guinea pigs on this. I've tried it on a lot of my clients. So, this is Amanda Littlejohn. She's been in business for 10 years. She doubled her prices and sold as many spots in her program as she did before she doubled her price. So, what does that mean? That means she made double the money for the same amount of work. Do you all want to be on that train with me? So, that's the first thing. We Should All Be Millionaires details a realistic, achievable, step-by-step path tocreating the support, confidence, and plan you need toown your success and become the millionaire the world needs you to be.The next time you think to yourself, for instance, “I’m no good with money,” be sure to follow that up by telling yourself, “I’m perfectly capable of becoming the smartest investor in the world!” This is the key message: Women often tell themselves stories that prevent them from becoming wealthy. This is not to mention that you’re constantly battered with media messages telling you women are financially incompetent. You're not bad with money. You live in a society that is determined to make you think that you are. Don’t believe the hype: there are countless studies showing that women are actually better at investing than men. HARDLY a “detailed, realistic, achievable, step-by-step path and plan you need to own your success and become a millionaire.”

This book, however, reeled me in close. I finished the entire audiobook in two days! I'm not a woman, so some of the content didn't apply to me directly, but the advice in this book felt genuine and applicable regardless. Usually, I feel alienated by "change your mindset and make more money" books, the ones overwhelmingly written by white people that are so out of touch that they genuinely think that with a power pose and some thriftiness, anyone can be rich and powerful! While Rodgers does have this message, she doesn't shy away from the reality of oppression that affects women, BIPOC, and queer people. So, I'm like, holy shit, what's happened? And just so you guys have some context, this is my husband. He's super-hot. He doesn't cry. We've been married for 11 years. I've seen him cry maybe once or twice, so I knew something was serious.First off, no one is inherently good or bad with money. You aren’t born with an abacus attached to your hand or the natural ability to work a financial spreadsheet. Being “good with money” is an acquired skill. You can learn how to manage your money, make financial decisions, and take calculated risks. Let's talk about reason number two. Now, reason number two is, you're pretending to be boring. You are pretending to be boring. You're being very bland. And you're not bland people, you're interesting people, but you pretend to be boring. You might think that this woman is praying, but she's not. She's trying to stay awake because you're boring her so much. And guess what? You're doing your clients a disservice. You cannot serve them as well as you would with a squad to help you. Okay? So, again, always evidence. I'm a lawyer, okay? I like proof. So, here's the proof.