When talking about how to broach the subject of money, salary, and raises at work, she talks about things that women, BIPOC, and BIPOC women may want to pay extra attention to. A guide to building relationships of trust and fostering meaningful (and sometimes difficult) conversations with co-workers, friends, and family.
In the section about figuring out money with your partner, she gives examples from not only her own experience, but also from queer couples. For example, in the section about supporting your parents/talking about their will, she gives the "typical" example, but also discusses how it might look different if you are from an Asian or Latine culture or if you're an only child of a single parent. Seriously, she did not focus on the typical white, straight, able bodied, middle class default that so many of these books cater to.
Think about money in a new way and procure practical tools that apply to every stage of your financial life.For anyone who wants to create a financial legacy, this is the best finance book for sparking change in yours and your family's financial future.
The author had so much high quality advice for all kinds of situations. The Five Conversations About Money That Will Radically Change Your Life is the best finance book to start and keep talking about money. This installment in the Broke Millennial series centers around how to have conversations about money in a variety of different contexts: at work, with friends, with parents, and with partners. Michelle Morgan blends research and personal experience to help you tackle those topics, whether in the workplace or with family and friends. I am constantly pleasantly surprised by Lowry's ability to discuss personal finance in a way that 1) makes sense and is solid advice and 2) is progressive in the way different situations are discussed. A hugely practical and inspiring self-help guide, Own Your Awkward will help you handle those awkward conversations around mental health.
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