In the media

Hand me the mic.

I talk about money anywhere they’ll let me: morning TV, podcasts, and the pages of The New York Times. Here’s where to watch, listen, and read. (Yes, I said “millionaire” on live television. More than once.)

Rachel Rodgers speaking on stage

On podcasts

Pop in your earbuds.

Now playing: The School of Greatness

  1. The School of Greatness with Lewis Howes

    If you want to become a millionaire, follow these steps

    Listen
  2. The Chase Jarvis Live Show

    The real cost of your dream life

    Listen
  3. LadyGang

    LG Quickie: Rachel Rodgers

  4. Ellevate Network

    Conversations with women changing the face of business

On TV

Daytime TV, but make it money.

Live with Kelly and Mark

On the couch with Kelly and Mark

Rachel Rodgers on The Drew Barrymore Show

The Drew Barrymore Show

Sharing the mic with Drew and Luvvie Ajayi Jones

Watch

Tamron Hall Show

Have you heard of a Millionaire Action Plan?

Watch
Rachel Rodgers on Good Morning America

Good Morning America

Tips to achieve financial success

Watch

In print & online

Read the receipts.

On We Should All Be Millionaires

Read

Why starting a business matters more than saving

Read

Books for your journey to self-discovery

Read

Black millionaires on building wealth

Read

What's in Rachel's wallet

Read

How Rachel built her first million

Read

A $1 million month and a network of anti-racist small businesses

Read

6 books to help kickstart your success

Read

Turning frustration into the Anti-Racist Small Business Pledge

Read

Books by Black women authors to put on your radar

Read

Book Rachel

Put me on your show.

Here's what I love to talk about. If your audience wants to earn more and stop apologizing for it, we'll get along just fine.

01

Why earning more money isn't selfish or greedy. It's a revolutionary act that brings the economy back into balance.

02

Why "skip your daily latte" is terrible financial advice, and what to do instead.

03

How women and people of color were shut out of building wealth for centuries, and how we fix it.

04

The seven daily habits that put more money in your pocket now and build wealth over time.

05

Why $100K a year is the floor, not the ceiling.

06

How to free up 20 hours a week for a side hustle that pays, without stealing time from your family.

07

Why only 2% of women entrepreneurs reach seven figures, and how we change that.

Official bio

Rachel Rodgers is the CEO and founder of Hello Seven, an award-winning company that teaches women, BIPOC, and LGBTQIA people how to build a seven-figure business and create generational wealth. She's the author of We Should All Be Millionaires: A Woman's Guide to Earning More, Building Wealth, and Gaining Economic Power, a Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and Amazon bestseller, named one of Audible's top Audiobooks of the Year, with more than 250,000 copies sold. Other books include Million Dollar Action: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Making Wealth Happen and Future Millionaire: A Young Person's Step-by-Step Guide to Making WEALTH Inevitable and Plan Your Year Like a Millionaire, Million Dollar Habits, and Six Figure Side Hustle (Audible Originals).

You've seen Rachel spilling the tea on business, money, and mindset on Good Morning America, The Drew Barrymore Show, and in The New York Times, Forbes, Entrepreneur, Inc, Cheddar, PopSugar, and Women's Health. Her mission is to help you end the cycle of over-working, under-earning, and financial stress, once and for all.

Coming February 9, 2027: Hello Seven, Rachel's step-by-step guide to earning $1 million in annual income.

Rachel Rodgers, CEO and founder of Hello Seven, press portrait
Hello Seven by Rachel Rodgers, book cover

New book

I wrote the sequel to We Should All Be Millionaires. It’s called Hello Seven.

Your step-by-step guide to earning $1 million in annual income.

Hardcover · Available February 9, 2027

Pre-order Hello Seven

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