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5 Books to Shift Your Money Mindset Today

Your relationship with money doesn’t just live in your bank account — it lives in your beliefs.

What you charge.
How you spend.
Whether you save, invest, or avoid your finances altogether.

For many women, money mindset is shaped by generational stories, cultural expectations, and a lack of visible representation in financial spaces.

But the good news? Mindsets can be rewritten.
And sometimes, all it takes is the right book at the right time.

Here are 5 powerful reads that will help you change how you think about money — and what’s possible for you.

1. We Should All Be Millionaires by Rachel Rodgers

This is the book that tells you with zero apology that you deserve to be rich.

Rodgers, a Black woman lawyer turned 7-figure business coach, blends storytelling with strategy to help you dismantle limiting beliefs and build true financial power.

Why read it:
It’s part pep talk, part plan of action and perfect if you’re done playing small.

Book cover of We Should All Be Millionaires by Rachel Rodgers, a bold financial guide empowering women to build wealth and own their value.

2. Get Good with Money by Tiffany Aliche

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by budgeting, bills or credit scores, this book is a calm, clear guide.

Known as The Budgetnista, Aliche gives you a 10-step plan for financial wholeness, no shame or jargon involved.

Why read it:
It’s grounded, practical, and ideal if you’re starting from scratch or rebuilding.

Cover of Get Good with Money by Tiffany Aliche, showing a practical 10-step guide to achieving financial wholeness.

3. Black Girl Finance by Selina Flavius

Written with Black British women in mind, this is a relatable and honest take on everything from debt and money anxiety to saving and investing.

Flavius speaks directly to the unique barriers we face and how to move beyond them.

Why read it:
It reflects your reality and reminds you that wealth is your birthright too.

Black Girl Finance by Selina Flavius, a money guide for Black British women, with tips on budgeting, saving, and wealth building.

4. The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks

This book isn’t technically about money but it’s about something just as important: why you keep hitting a ceiling.

Hendricks introduces the idea of upper limits, subconscious beliefs that sabotage your success. If you’re stuck, this one will shift you.

Why read it:
It helps you get out of your own way, so you can receive more in every area of your life.

Book cover of The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks, exploring mindset barriers and how to overcome income ceilings and self-sabotage.

5. You Are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero

This is a punchy, no-excuses, motivational book that encourages you to claim your earning power, with humour and a bit of edge.

Why read it:
It’s the mindset reset you need if fear, imposter syndrome or perfectionism are keeping you broke.

Cover of You Are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero, a motivational book focused on wealth mindset and personal empowerment.

A final thought

These books won’t change your life overnight, but they will change how you see yourself. And that’s where the shift begins.

Which one are you starting with?
Do you have a favourite money book not on the list? Share it in the comments.

Do you want to talk more about money mindset? Join us and an incredible panel of speakers at PRECIOUS Nights at the British Library on June 2nd.

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