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Books & Magazines

In This Economy? How Money & Markets Really Work

Kyla Scanlon believes that human behavior is the ultimate driver of the economy, and that misinformation is driving people to make poor decisions. She wrote this book to serve as an introductory guide to understanding the economy and to provide the basic tools people need to better understand the world they are a part of. She has a unique ability to break down complex topics like the financial markets, inflation, labor market, and the economy at large into understandable content.

The Opposite of Spoiled

Ron Lieber is an accomplished financial writer with a passion for kids and money. The Opposite of Spoiled offers some great insight into how, when and why to talk to kids about money. It’s a thought provoking book about raising children who can really think about money.

Why We Sleep, by Matthew Walker

A wake-up call on the importance of prioritizing quality sleep in our modern lives. The book explores the foundational role sleep plays in our physical and mental well-being. Dr. Walker, a sleep scientist, presents extensive research on the impact of sleep on memory, emotional health, and overall wellness. With practical tips and eye-opening revelations, it’s a concise and transformative guide that will reshape your understanding of sleep and its profound significance.

The Measure, by Nikki Erlick

The premise of this book is; everybody wakes up to find a box awaiting them, with the inscription, “The measure of your life lies within.” That “measure” turns out to be a piece of string, and the length of the string relates to how long that individual will live. This sparks so many questions: To open the box, or to remain in blissful ignorance? How will each person and society as a whole react to truth contained within the boxes and how will individuals be treated as they are found to be short-, medium-, or long-stringers? How will knowing the length of your string impact your every day decisions?

Girl Stop Apologizing, by Rachel Hollis

The book is broken down into three parts: Excuses to Let Go Of, Behaviors to Adopt, and Skills to Acquire. This book will give you real tools and practices to help overcome common pitfalls of productivity and achievement. If anything, this book will get you thinking of how you currently live your life and are there changes that you’d like to make.

When Women Lead, by Julia Boorstin

Stories of obstacles, lessons learned, and successes from women leaders meant to inspire all leaders.

Own It, The Power of Women at Work, by Sallie Krawcheck

Recommended reading for any woman ready to take their career to the next level.

Millie Magazine

Millie magazine and digital content all about women and money—how to make it, save it, invest it, spend it, give it and talk about it.


Podcasts

The Mel Robbins Podcast

The Mel Robbins podcast is filled with the motivation and tactics you need plus deeply personal stories, relatable topics and tactical, research-backed advice to help you create a better life.

The Morning Brew Daily

The Morning Brew Daily podcast covers the latest on business, the economy, and more. Delivered with a hint of wit and humor, you’ll start your day well-informed.

History This Week

A once a week 30-minute dive into an event that happened the same week in history. All sorts of topics and there are interviews with historians who specialize in the field. Especially great for those that love history! Listen to learn something about today as well as the past.

HerMoney with Jean Chatzky

Jean Chatzky takes listeners through the steps they need to take today to live comfortably (and worry-free) tomorrow, offering the latest research, expert tips and personal advice.

The Marie Forleo Podcast

Each episode features a different topic and guest, real talk, thought provoking ideas, and actionable strategies all meant to educate, motivate, and empower you.

Breaking Money Silence Podcast

Kathleen Burns Kingsbury empowers women to talk openly about finances.

When Women Win Podcast

Inspirational stories and practical tools to help professional women get ahead.


Conversation Starters

Wealth Conversations

FAQ about how to talk to children about money.

Money Talk Guidelines

7 tips for having easier conversations about money and finances.


Worksheets, Calculators & Checklists

Budget Worksheet

If you don’t know what’s coming in and going out, you’ll have a hard time saving. Use this budget worksheet to get a handle on your monthly budget.

Starting a Family Checklist

An easy checklist of all the financial things you want to consider as you start a family.

Family Legacy Planning

A worksheet for identifying the family values that will determine your legacy.

College Savings Calculator

An easy calculator to determine how much you need to set aside now to cover future college expenses.

529 Plans by State

An overview of college savings plans by state.

Breaking Money Silence Webinar Replay

A replay of our webinar where wealth psychologist Kathleen Burns Kingsbury helps women that want to boost their confidence talking about money and investing.

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