Hello Seven Community Guidelines

Respect each other's identities

We welcome & uplift those who have been historically & systemically disrespected by society. Don't assume pronouns, backgrounds, ethnicities, sexual orientation or gender identity of our Shmillies.

Use inclusive language

We want to use language that allows us all to be included. Avoid generalizations like “ladies” or “gals” because those terms don’t represent all of the folks here. “Ya'll” or “Team” work great.

Take personal responsibility

A core value of Hello Seven and essential to everyone’s growth. We all exist at choice, and we refuse victimhood. The number one person responsible for their experience in this community is you.

Be respectful, even when you disagree

This group is here to foster positive discussion. If you have value to add, respond! Hard conversations & vulnerable shares welcome – we’re about uplift, support and growth – not trolling or bullying.

This is an actively inclusive community

We don’t ask Black and systemically marginalized folks to assume positive intent. We do suggest you cautiously assume folks who joined are doing/want to do the work needed on their unconscious biases.

Share value! No hate, No shame, No good-byes

Introduce yourself, share wins, ask questions, give opinions and insights! We’re all here to support each other and be real. The more you give, the more you get back. No good-bye posts or nastygrams.

Be resourceful

Before you post a question, take a moment to see if the answer is already there in the FB group or in the member site. Don’t treat fellow members as your personal Google.

No private messages or links

Yes to networking! Build that community! But be respectful of fellow Shmillies – no links, spam, or sales pitches. You must have explicit permission to PM someone in the group – including the H7 team.

Ask for help when you need it

We're here to support you! However, we can’t help if we don’t know what’s going on. Make a habit of reaching out to us with ideas, concerns, feedback, and issues at info@helloseven.co.

Change is constant

As our community grows and continues to amaze us, we will continue to adapt, adjust, and change rules and guidelines as needed to thoughtfully support and uplift our members.

Updated: May 2022

Rachel Rodgers is a woman of color, a mother of four and a seven-figure business owner – in that order. Rachel started her career working on The Hill with nonprofits, federal judges, and Hillary Clinton. When she realized that changing the world is easier when you have some cash in your bank account, she decided to build a million dollar business and then teach other women how to do the same.

Rachel is the creator of the Hello Seven Podcast and the founder of We Should All Be Millionaires: The Club. Her forthcoming book, WE SHOULD ALL BE MILLIONAIRES from Harper’s Leadership is due to publish in Spring 2021. Every week, her no-bullshit business and life advice gets delivered to over 30,000 fans and her visionary guidance for female entrepreneurs has been featured in Time, Forbes, Entrepreneur, Fast Company and the Washington Post.

Rachel Rodgers is the founder of Hello Seven, a multi-million dollar company that teaches women how to earn more money and build wealth.

Rodgers has been featured in Time, Forbes, Entrepreneur, Fast Company, the Washington Post, on NBC News, and Cosmopolitan.

Rodgers’ mission is to teach women—especially women of color—how to end the cycle of overworking, underearning, and financial stress, once and for all.

Through her podcast and blog, Rodgers’ reaches over 50,000 women every week—sharing guidance on how to take charge of your financial situation, increase your income, work smarter, and make decisions like a millionaire (even if you aren’t one, yet).

As a business coach, attorney, CEO, Black woman, working mother, and self-made millionaire, Rodgers brings a powerful combination of professional and personal insight. She’s known for her blunt, sensible advice and for calling out the elephant in the room—whether it’s racism, misogyny, or centuries of unfair legal practices that have stripped financial power away from women. Rodgers teaches her clients how to succeed financially in spite of the very real obstacles along the path.

Rachel started her career working on The Hill with nonprofits, federal judges, and iconic leaders including Hillary Clinton. When she realized that changing the world is a lot easier when you have some cash in your bank account, she decided to become wealthy and teach other women how to do the same.

Rachel is the host of The Hello Seven Podcast and founder of We Should All Be Millionaires: The Club, an online network for professional women. Her forthcoming book, We Should All Be Millionaires from HarperCollins Leadership will be released in Spring 2021.

She resides in North Carolina with her husband and four kids on a 53-acre ranch, leading a life that is beyond her ancestors’ wildest dreams.

Hello Seven Community Guidelines

Respect each other's identities

Use inclusive language

Take personal responsibility

Be respectful, even when you disagree

This is an actively inclusive community

Share value! No hate, No shame, No good-byes

Be resourceful

No private messages or links

Ask for help when you need it

Change is constant

Updated: May 2022

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