• Summary of Rachel Rodgers's We Should All Be Millionaires

  • By: Slingshot Books
  • Narrated by: Glenn Argenti
  • Length: 20 mins
  • 4.3 out of 5 stars (3 ratings)

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Summary of Rachel Rodgers's We Should All Be Millionaires

By: Slingshot Books
Narrated by: Glenn Argenti
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Publisher's summary

No time to read? Get the main key insights from this summary of Rachel Rodgers’ We Should All Be Millionaires in 23 minutes or less.

A few key insights from Chapter One:

  1. Your early experiences have caused you to fabricate financial stories for yourself.
  2. By analyzing these thoughts, determining where they came from, and then substituting them with effective Million Dollar Thoughts, you can conquer these childhood stories.
  3. When you start changing the stories you tell yourself about money, you'll be able to make better financial decisions and feel more confident while doing so.
  4. You've already accomplished a lot in your life. This demonstrates that you possess an unstoppable spirit capable of becoming a millionaire and achieving any other goal you set for yourself.
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Is the narrator a human?

Narrators tend to sound like AI devices not people. Perhaps it would be better to hire actors. Some kind of inflection in the words would sound like a human being imparting information. It would be supportive of the story. Gratefully Rachel’s book is informative and I know her voice and the excitement that she puts into her words when she speaks. Do narrators listen to an author reading their own words? I think it could be helpful if a narrator has that capacity.

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