A Wealthy Girl

This book makes the point that wealth covers our non tangible assets as well as our assets, and this includes relationships and faith. It explores myths that can prevent a person getting wealthy, such as the not necessarily true, but sometimes true idea that weath is created at someone else's expense. It sometimes is, but not always. The author makes a lot of good points and the book is well worth reading. Thank you to netgalley and the publishers for giving me an advance copy of this book.

What this book does not promise is instant wealth; what it does offer is an understanding of wealth, of what it means to have tangible and intangible assets, to have faith and the mindset of wealth creation and also explores what myths stop you from understanding and creating wealth.
I loved especially a lesson that she shares herein called the SIPPin & living approach and it breaks down wealth creation modes and it was such a refreshing approach.
Thanks Netgalley for the eARC.

I got to read advanced reader copy and found this book relaxing and enjoyable weekend read. The charm of it is based on personal stories from which you learn along the way how to value yourself, become a wealthy person starting from your mindset (which is the important step).

For a while now, I have been feeling stuck. I am stuck in an endless cycle of earning, spending and failing to achieve my financial goals. This is what drew me to this book. I felt ready for some fresh insights that could help me change my situation. Thankfully, I got that and more.

Charisse encourages readers to look at wealth not just in terms of financials. Going through the chapters of this book, I discovered that I am a wealthy girl. Beyond the assets and bank account, I have talents, family and above all, I have faith. I liked her perspectives about different types of mentorships and some of the things that she said made me start looking into getting a career coach and a therapist. I created a Vision Board this year and packed it away. Thanks to Charisse, I feel more equipped to get it and begin some visualization and realization of goals.

There is a lot of inspiration to be gained from this book. I like that the author used practical examples and her real-life stories to illustrate the journey to becoming a wealthy girl. Although there is a lot about this book that made me feel like it was written for an audience in the West, there is still a lot that I could resonate with. I just took the practical examples set in America and applied them to my own situation.

I am definitely wealthier after reading A wealthy Girl by Charisse Conanan Johnson. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a good, inspirational read on wealth (tangible and intangible).