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

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

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  • Author:Rachel Rodgers
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Summary

While ninety percent of the world's millionaires are men, only ten percent are women, making it difficult for women to wield the economic power that will create lasting equality。 Rachel Rodgers, founder of Hello Seven, a company that coaches women in scaling their businesses and their lives to seven figures, says it's time for a change。

Women deserve the economic power and equality that comes with wealth, and we all have it in us to be millionaires。 We Should All Be Millionaires details a realistic, achievable, step-by-step path to become a millionaire within the next three years。

Whatever is currently stopping you from having seven figures in the bank--whether it is doubt, feeling overwhelmed, imposter syndrome, trying too many things, or simply not knowing where to begin--this book shows you how to clear every obstacle in your way。

We Should All Be Millionaires will forever change the way you think about money and your ability to earn it。

In this book, Rachel Rodgers--mother of four, attorney, business owner, and self-made Black millionaire-- shares the lessons she's learned both in her own journey to wealth and in coaching hundreds of women through their own journeys to seven figures。

Inside, you'll learn:


Why earning more money is not "selfish" or "greedy" but in fact, a revolutionary act that brings the economy into balance and creates a better world for all。
Why most of the financial advice you've heard in the past (like "skip your daily latte to save money") is absolute nonsense。
An eye-opening history lesson on how women and people of color have been shut out of the ability to build wealth for centuries--and how we can fix this。
How to stop making broke-ass decisions that leave you feeling emotionally and financially depleted, and start making million dollar decisions instead。
Why aiming to earn $100K per year is not enough, and why you need to be setting your goals much higher。
The crucial ingredients you need if you are serious about becoming a millionaire: including your million-dollar vision, million-dollar squad, and more。
Strategies to bring more money in the door and fatten your bank account immediately。 (Including Rodgers' $10K in 10 Days Challenge which hundreds of women have completed--with incredible results。)
It's time to construct an entirely new attitude about money, claim your power, and build the financial security that you need and deserve。

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Reviews

Melissa Danielle

Back in 2004 when I attended Institute for Integrative Nutrition, I had no clarity or vision for myself as a business owner, or even simply being self-employed。 I had only been in the workforce for about six years, but my then 24-year old self was already feeling my soul being sucked out of me。 I had big ideas and nowhere to plant them。 I was bored and broken to tears most days, having been forced to let go of my photography career in pursuit of the middle class aspiration of getting a “good job Back in 2004 when I attended Institute for Integrative Nutrition, I had no clarity or vision for myself as a business owner, or even simply being self-employed。 I had only been in the workforce for about six years, but my then 24-year old self was already feeling my soul being sucked out of me。 I had big ideas and nowhere to plant them。 I was bored and broken to tears most days, having been forced to let go of my photography career in pursuit of the middle class aspiration of getting a “good job”, one that I would loyally put 30 years into and be rewarded with health insurance, paid time off, and a pension when I retired。I didn’t need to like the work I was doing, the people I worked with, or my employers。 I was simply there to fulfill the job requirements and collect a check。 That paycheck, along with job security, was supposed to be enough motivation to keep up and keep going。 But it wasn’t。 It doesn’t matter how much or how little I’ve made, I was not thriving in this model。 I’ve had all kinds of work experiences from office administration to customer service to food and farming。 While I’m grateful for those experiences, they never nourished me to the level that being in control of my time and choosing which projects I wanted to work on did。I’ve been working towards sustainable self-employment for over fifteen years, toggling back and forth between cash jobs and promoting my own offers。 While I enjoy an enviable level of time freedom, consistent and abundant cash flow continues to elude me。 I’ve read countless books about mindset and money, taken courses, and masterminded with friends and colleagues who share my aspirations。But I didn’t know that I needed to constantly surround myself with women who looked like me that were at the level I was trying to get to。 I didn’t know that delegating work I wasn’t particularly good at or interested in would free up my time and mental space to focus on the work that really mattered to me。 I thought I had to wait until I could afford it, and I wasted so much time and energy in the process。I also didn’t know how to charge enough to pay myself a living wage, because all I was hearing was that I needed to charge at a level where the most people could afford to pay me instead of working with a small, dedicated few at a higher level。 Even when I would tell prospects that it costs me the same to host a free workshop as it does to host a paid one, I was still undercharging。 Even when I was showing up impatient and angry with clients for wasting my time with bs, not doing any of the work to get the results they claimed they wanted, I was still undercharging。When one of my best sisterfriends introduced me to Rachel Rodgers years ago, I had no idea that a million dollar business was even possible for me。 I couldn’t imagine telling someone that I charge five and ten thousand dollars to work with me。 My nervous system is going into overdrive now just thinking about it。 It’s not about how I perceive my worth or value。 I’m really good at what I do and I get my clients results。 It’s the idea that I could show up as myself and have that kind of money coming to me every month in less hours a week that I would have given any “good job” that’s out there, without the microaggressions, without being overworked, undervalued, underappreciated, and underpaid, without having to dim my light or play small, that is mindblowing to me。 I’m still not at the level where I am charging this amount of money, but I’m recalibrating and reimagining what’s possible for my life。 What I love about Rachel Rodgers and her manifesto that We Should All Be Millionaires is that it’s not about the money。 You don’t need to have a million dollars in the bank to have a rich life。 Actually, you shouldn’t have that amount of money in the bank just sitting there because money is energy。 It should always be working and growing。 We Should All Be Millionaires is about cultivating a life of abundance that you can pay forward (no pun intended) by creating opportunities for yourself and others。 It’s about recognizing and playing to your strengths。 It’s about having the time, space, and cashflow to support yourself and your family, and give back to the community。I know that a lot of people, especially women, are going to read this book and miss the message, or see the title and not read it because they are stuck in a story about what they deserve or who they think they aren’t。 They are going to think this is about budgeting and investing and be disappointed。 They will continue to make broke ass decisions instead of million dollar decisions。 They are not going to make money and impact in their lives and in the lives of others。But for those that do read it, I hope it inspires them to play a bigger game, to go out and build community with like minds that will help them reach their goals and create a ripple effect。 Because we should all be millionaires。 。。。more

Annie Sanchez

Rachel Rogers is the real deal, a bonafide chingona making it clear that women and especially Black, Indigenous and Women of Color have the power to not only change our lives but the lives of those around us by changing our belief systems and then the actual systems we use to make money。

Ruth Bullivant

"Should" is the clue to understanding this vigorous book。 Part fiery, motivational activism, part money mindset, part tender confessional, part social history: every woman should read it。 Rachel shows how not to fear money, how to make more money and that making money is a social duty that enhances our freedom and economies。 "Should" is the clue to understanding this vigorous book。 Part fiery, motivational activism, part money mindset, part tender confessional, part social history: every woman should read it。 Rachel shows how not to fear money, how to make more money and that making money is a social duty that enhances our freedom and economies。 。。。more

Bethany

I own quite a few money books。 Guess how many of them I've read? 1。 2 now with this one。 This is the book I needed。 I love how it is laid out。 I love the topic。 I love the perspective。 I love that it is heavily researched and there are SOURCES! Yes!!!!! Every woman should read this book。 It spoke to me just the way I needed as a female entrepreneur。 I never felt I was being talked down to。 I felt empowered and honestly enraged at some of the statistics。 Every woman needs to read this book。 We sh I own quite a few money books。 Guess how many of them I've read? 1。 2 now with this one。 This is the book I needed。 I love how it is laid out。 I love the topic。 I love the perspective。 I love that it is heavily researched and there are SOURCES! Yes!!!!! Every woman should read this book。 It spoke to me just the way I needed as a female entrepreneur。 I never felt I was being talked down to。 I felt empowered and honestly enraged at some of the statistics。 Every woman needs to read this book。 We should all be millionaires。 。。。more

BreAnna Drysdale

"Women also pay more for their debt than men, are less likely to invest than men, and are therefore 80 percent more likely to be impoverished in retirement。"That。 Is。 Insane。 I do not want to be part of that 80 percent。 I also don't want it to stay at 80 percent。 I want to be a part of the change for other women。 There is so much good in We Should All Be Millionaires。 Rachel has given us all what we've been waiting for。 It's now at the top of my list of gifts to give! Also, how powerful is that "Women also pay more for their debt than men, are less likely to invest than men, and are therefore 80 percent more likely to be impoverished in retirement。"That。 Is。 Insane。 I do not want to be part of that 80 percent。 I also don't want it to stay at 80 percent。 I want to be a part of the change for other women。 There is so much good in We Should All Be Millionaires。 Rachel has given us all what we've been waiting for。 It's now at the top of my list of gifts to give! Also, how powerful is that cover!?!?! LOVE it!! 。。。more

Ingrid Brown

I received the first chapter of this book for free after placing a pre-order。 Based on the first chapter alone, this book is going to be amazing! I can't wait to read the rest of it。 Rachel has the type of writing style that kept me hanging on her every word。 This book is so timely and so significant。 I am so grateful that she has distilled all of her wisdom down into a book, and I can hardly wait until I can read the rest! I received the first chapter of this book for free after placing a pre-order。 Based on the first chapter alone, this book is going to be amazing! I can't wait to read the rest of it。 Rachel has the type of writing style that kept me hanging on her every word。 This book is so timely and so significant。 I am so grateful that she has distilled all of her wisdom down into a book, and I can hardly wait until I can read the rest! 。。。more

Katie Campbell

The most real talk motivating level upping lady I've ever seen! This is the book for you if you're looking for motivation but also real world "how to live and run your business like a millionaire" talk。 Rachel will lay it down for you while showing you the way and cheering you on the whole way! The most real talk motivating level upping lady I've ever seen! This is the book for you if you're looking for motivation but also real world "how to live and run your business like a millionaire" talk。 Rachel will lay it down for you while showing you the way and cheering you on the whole way! 。。。more

Nicole Couloute

I read a couple chapters of the book and was blown away。 I love how she sets the tone of the book with Madam C Walker。 If she did it back then, we surely can do it now。 This book will give you actionable steps while motivating you to be a millionaire。 I love her energy every time she speaks。 I am excited to read the rest of the book!

Katie

I first heard Rachel speak on a podcast, and when I saw I could read an early copy of this book I jumped on it。 Her message is so empowering, and so needed。 I have made immediate "millionaire decisions" after reading this book。 I have ordered it for my library's audio collection, and will be recommending it widely。There was only one chapter that I wasn't crazy about, and that was the chapter where she advocated for hiring a personal assistant for $20 an hour。 What about all the women who will re I first heard Rachel speak on a podcast, and when I saw I could read an early copy of this book I jumped on it。 Her message is so empowering, and so needed。 I have made immediate "millionaire decisions" after reading this book。 I have ordered it for my library's audio collection, and will be recommending it widely。There was only one chapter that I wasn't crazy about, and that was the chapter where she advocated for hiring a personal assistant for $20 an hour。 What about all the women who will read this book and don't make $20 an hour themselves? 。。。more

Berthienna E。

We Should All Be Millionaires is AUDACIOUS, ENLIGHTENING, UPLIFTING but most importantly it is OUR LEGACY! Rachel Rodgers has given all of us a gift of COMMUNITY, VISUALIZATION, and BADASSERY, that ensures that we all understand the only way to move our collective consciouses forward is to know that the world will be a better place with more female MILLIONAIRES!Rachel Rodgers takes us on a journey demystifying at every turn what millionaire status looks like in the country for men and more impor We Should All Be Millionaires is AUDACIOUS, ENLIGHTENING, UPLIFTING but most importantly it is OUR LEGACY! Rachel Rodgers has given all of us a gift of COMMUNITY, VISUALIZATION, and BADASSERY, that ensures that we all understand the only way to move our collective consciouses forward is to know that the world will be a better place with more female MILLIONAIRES!Rachel Rodgers takes us on a journey demystifying at every turn what millionaire status looks like in the country for men and more importantly for women。 Do you have to be a financial mastermind? No。 Do you have to be an outstanding personnel manager and have an unforgettable brand? No。 All you need is the understanding that your ability to become a financial success with millionaire status first begins with dispelling the notion of that little negative voice speaking in your ear saying 'there is no way for little ole' me to become a millionaire because I am not X, Y or Z'!Becoming a female millionaire is more possible today than it has ever been in the past simply because women are fed up with being told what they can and cannot achieve because they/we are women。 WHAT UTTER NONSENSE!Now is the time to stretch your wings and become a MILLIONAIRE and if someone asks you "Why Did You Decide To Become A Millionaire?"。。。tell 'em。。。。。 BECAUSE RACHEL RODGERS SAID I SHOULD!!! NUFF SAID! 。。。more

Sheila

I’m hooked after reading the first chapter。 Rachel has written an important book for an important time。 Her story and her mission are inspiration for what’s possible for anyone who seeks more abundance, equity, and inclusion in their life and their world。

Jennifer

I just read the the first chapter and WOW! Rachel really gets to the heart of why we (ALL WOMEN) should want to be millionaires! What I love most is her historical context and research! And let's be honest。。。Rachel has a way to say exactly what she means。。。unapologetically! As I sit on my couch, with my 4-year-old daughter sleeping, and my husband snoring。。。I know this book will help change my mindset, inspire me to take consistent & strategic action, and show up fully! I pre-order my copy。。。go I just read the the first chapter and WOW! Rachel really gets to the heart of why we (ALL WOMEN) should want to be millionaires! What I love most is her historical context and research! And let's be honest。。。Rachel has a way to say exactly what she means。。。unapologetically! As I sit on my couch, with my 4-year-old daughter sleeping, and my husband snoring。。。I know this book will help change my mindset, inspire me to take consistent & strategic action, and show up fully! I pre-order my copy。。。go grab yours!!! I can envision a WWMM Women's Wealth Mentor Mastermind。。。wanna join me?! 。。。more

Darya

If you are looking to boost motivation and self-esteem, that's the book to start off。 So many stories and positive vibes that will give you the opportunity to look at your strengths and abilities from a different angel。 Believing in yourself makes a massive difference in how we lead our lives。 If you are looking to boost motivation and self-esteem, that's the book to start off。 So many stories and positive vibes that will give you the opportunity to look at your strengths and abilities from a different angel。 Believing in yourself makes a massive difference in how we lead our lives。 。。。more

Megan Rivera

Women deserve the economic power and equality that comes with wealth, and we all have it in us to be millionaires。 We Should All Be Millionaires details a realistic, achievable, step-by-step path to become a millionaire within the next three years。 Thank you to NetGalley for allowing me to read this book。 I highly recommend reading this book。

Meghan

This book was received as an ARC from HarperCollins Leadership in exchange for an honest review。 Opinions and thoughts expressed in this review are completely my own。I absolutely loved the message this book carried out from beginning to end。 We all can be millionaires but we have to work at it and start out struggling in order to learn what it takes to truly value money。 I also loved how Rachel broke down in a mindset chart of a "broke ass mind" and a "millionaire mind" and I notice while readin This book was received as an ARC from HarperCollins Leadership in exchange for an honest review。 Opinions and thoughts expressed in this review are completely my own。I absolutely loved the message this book carried out from beginning to end。 We all can be millionaires but we have to work at it and start out struggling in order to learn what it takes to truly value money。 I also loved how Rachel broke down in a mindset chart of a "broke ass mind" and a "millionaire mind" and I notice while reading the millionaire side, all of them were positive and optimistic despite what issues are surrounding and no matter what, they will not lose it。 EVERYONE should read this book even if they are happy with their lives to not only better themselves but pay it forward and share it with those who are struggling and make the world a better place。 I know I will be getting a copy not only for our library but for myself as well。We will consider adding this title to our Self Help collection at our library。 That is why we give this book 5 stars。 。。。more

Leslie

Thanks to NetGalley and HarperCollins for the digital galley of this one。I was approved for a review copy of this one and started reading it the same day。 I’m a huge personal finance nerd, and I am always looking for interesting information/advice about growing personal wealth (I have *lofty* goals of buying an affordable house and retiring one day, haha)。 This book was not at all what I expected。This book makes some very bold claims。 It advertises to each you to “build serious wealth, increase Thanks to NetGalley and HarperCollins for the digital galley of this one。I was approved for a review copy of this one and started reading it the same day。 I’m a huge personal finance nerd, and I am always looking for interesting information/advice about growing personal wealth (I have *lofty* goals of buying an affordable house and retiring one day, haha)。 This book was not at all what I expected。This book makes some very bold claims。 It advertises to each you to “build serious wealth, increase your income significantly within one year, get on the path to becoming a millionaire within three years, and stop getting in your own way。” I would argue that it does achieve its goals, but not in the way I expected。Before diving into how to become a millionaire, Rodgers shares her own story and helps us understand the barriers our own lives and society has placed in our way to building wealth。 Women especially are taught to save small and not spend, because we are naturally over spenders。 Rodgers calls BS and shows us that we are constantly undervalued and thus undervalue ourselves。Each chapter has hypotheticals or stories of real women and a section that compares “Broke Ass Decisions” and “Million Dollar Decisions,” mindsets, boundaries, etc。There really aren’t any concrete “money” things until about 70-80% through the book, but rather, it’s about educating yourself on this history of financial oppression towards women, black folx, lgbtq+ peeps, and why/how these systems cause us to doubt ourselves。 There are concrete steps about thinking about skills/ways to make money, but nothing super specific, as each person is different and will have different things to bring to the table。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。Money aside, this is a great motivational book and memoir。 It’s really cool to see a black woman succeed and want to empower other people to chase their dreams。 It’s not out until May, but Rodgers has a large online presence and support groups, so look her up and see what she’s got to say in case it might work for you。 。。。more