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Rachel Rodgers

Rachel Rodgers, a lawyer turned business coach and founder of Hello Seven, draws on her experience building a multi-million dollar company to show how wealth can be intentionally created and leveraged for clear personal and collective good.

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

Have you ever felt a quiet whisper telling you to be 'sensible' with money, to be content with 'enough,' or even to feel a little guilty for wanting more? For many women, this whisper isn't just internal; it's a subtle echo of societal expectations that can unknowingly cap our financial potential. In this episode, drawing insights from Rachel Rodgers' 'We Should All Be Millionaires,' we delve into how to dismantle these invisible barriers. We explore the 'Good Girl' Money Trap, examining how societal conditioning often leads women to under-earn and shy away from aggressive financial pursuit. We then pivot from the limitations of extreme frugality to the transformative potential of strategic income generation, arguing that true wealth acceleration comes from charging what you're worth. Finally, we reframe wealth not as a pursuit of greed, but as a powerful lever for freedom, choice, and creating significant positive change in families and communities. Embracing your millionaire potential isn't merely about a number; it's about reclaiming your power, understanding that when women have economic power, they uplift families, strengthen communities, and reshape the world for the better. It's time to stop whispering about money and start roaring about our worth.

18 minOpen edition
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We Should All Be Millionaires

Many of us carry a quiet tension around money: we want more, but we're taught that wealth is for 'them,' or that pursuing it is inherently selfish. We might underprice our work, hesitate to negotiate, or feel guilty for wanting financial freedom, even as we watch others confidently command their worth. This episode challenges the scarcity narratives that keep us playing small, especially if you've ever felt trapped in a 'secure' job that feels more like a gilded cage. Rachel Rodgers argues that becoming a millionaire isn't about yachts or mansions; it's about reclaiming your power, building a life of profound impact, and gaining the freedom to make choices that truly matter. It’s about understanding that your financial abundance can be a powerful force for good, not just for you, but for the world you want to create.

18 minOpen edition
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Rachel Rodgers, a lawyer turned business coach and founder of Hello Seven, draws on her experience building a multi-million dollar company to show how wealth can be intentionally created and leveraged for clear personal and collective good.