As Chris Rock once said, “Rich is some (bleep) you could lose with a crazy summer and a drug habit.” Just because one may be good at making money doesn’t mean he or she necessarily has the savvy to save, invest and grow that money. The financial failures of some celebrities amplify what can go wrong when you mismanage your dollars and cents.
Young, single women in this country are, on average, out-earning and outlearning their male counterparts. Why is that?
Stopped by one of my favorite shows, Morning Joe on MSNBC, to discuss my “Rules for the Women Who Bring Home the Bread,” as they titled the segment.
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He may earn less than you. His job may not be as “prestigious” or time-consuming. He may be ambitious, but not in the same ways that you are. He may not have gone to a top-notch college like you did. Will you be okay with that?
I’m so excited for my new book When She Makes More coming out on May 1st. If you’ve already pre ordered your copy, thanks! Otherwise take a moment to pre-order your copy now and be entered for a chance to win some cool prizes, including a VIP tour of The Today Show! While you’re waiting […]
Writing When She Makes More has given me the incredible opportunity to learn from so many relationship experts. I wanted to share some of these experts with you, whose work I follow and highly recommend.
Yahoo!Finance covers When She Makes More: 10 Rules for Breadwinning Women, featuring an article by me and a video featuring some confessions of real breadwinning women.
Publishing a book called When She Makes More first required that I be 100% comfortable with my life as a female breadwinner. Happy to say the secret’s out and I’m more content than ever.
Maria Shriver’s team at NBC recently interviewed me about my book, When She Makes More,
