This is an excellent book. The second half wasn’t actually applicable to me, being about women in traditional employment (I’ve been self-employed for a long time now), but the book was worth reading for the first half, eve the first chapter! I highlighted a lot of paragraphs and shared them with friends. It’s made me think about money differently. All women should read it.

I found this read to be very intriguing and it definitely opened up a lot of thoughts and questions about how we approach breadwinning especially as a female. I loved the ideas on shifting between budgeting and breadwinning (something I am most certainly guilty of) and the ideas on redefining what wealth means. The book challenges the concept of ‘having it all and doing it all’ and leaves food for thought about designing your life and thinking about earnings and jobs to support that.