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Clever Girl Millionaire: A Guide to Redefining What’s Possible, Turning Ambitions into Actions, and Dreams into Millions

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Educational and inspiring; A step-by-step guide to follow on your journey to wealth creation!

Clever Girl Millionaire isn't just a book you listen to once and place on a shelf; it's your indispensable guide to support you as you build real wealth, step by step, on your own terms. Each chapter is crafted not just to educate and inspire you, but to help you build momentum through action steps, thoughtful prompts, and practical exercises to help you apply what you're learning in your real life.

Written by Bola Sokunbi, a self-made Black woman millionaire and founder CEO of Clever Girl Finance, one of the largest personal finance media/education platforms for women in the US, this book helps

Sow seeds for your millionaire mindset by building confidence in your ability to build wealth, spending intentionally, minimizing debt, and putting your money to work for you Bounce back from setbacks by assessing the damage, creating a recovery plan, and giving yourself the grace you need to move forward without shame or self-judgment Build a long-term wealth blueprint through intentional goal setting, smart investing, and everyday habits that compound into lifelong financial freedom A celebration of ambition, possibility, and the power of financial empowerment, Clever Girl Millionaire is required listening for anyone seeking an inspiring and practical guide to wealth creation.

192 pages, Paperback

Published March 31, 2026

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Profile Image for Kaitlyn (ktxx22) Walker.
2,040 reviews24 followers
August 5, 2026
I am DNFing this at 55%. If this is your first financial literacy or wealth growing read, this is fabulous! If you’re like me and are tabbed into a lot of financial literacy media/podcasts/books/etc. this is a lot of the same information you already know. It’s valuable and definitely a really great resource but it wasn’t anything groundbreaking. I do recommend if it’s your first step into this genre, but if you’re well versed you won’t find anything new here.
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45 reviews2 followers
April 16, 2026
I really enjoyed this book—it felt practical, relatable, and genuinely motivating.

What stood out most to me was how honest it was about the realities of building wealth. It didn’t present a perfect, polished path—instead, it acknowledged overspending, mistakes, and the learning curve that comes with managing money in real life. That honesty made the advice feel much more attainable and grounded compared to other financial books that can feel overly theoretical or disconnected.

I also loved the core message that you can come from anywhere, start at any point, and still make meaningful progress. That mindset is so empowering. The emphasis on dreaming big and going after ambitious goals really resonated with me and made the book feel both inspiring and actionable.

This is definitely a book I’ll be coming back to. It feels like the kind of resource you can revisit to spark new ideas and stay aligned with your financial goals.

Overall, this is a refreshing, encouraging read for anyone looking to take control of their financial journey in a realistic and sustainable way. I definitely recommend it.
Profile Image for Vickii O’Grady.
6 reviews
April 23, 2026
Another incredible, informative and practical book from CGF!
I have been a big fan of Clever Girl Finance for years and this book is simply the icing on top of a spreader pretty incredible multiple tiered cake!

It is full of great advice with plenty of fun analogies and examples (both good and bad - she’s not afraid to own her financial mistakes!) from the author scattered throughout. Every chapter ends with a “Take Action” section which helps you take practical steps towards working on the topic covered in that chapter. For the first time in a long time, I have written down financial goals again and feel excited because as Bola stresses a lot, it is never too late to start and the best place to start is exactly where you are! Here’s to book #7!
Profile Image for Robin.
232 reviews
April 30, 2026
Rating: 5 ⭐️
How I Read It:📱

This was my first Clever Girl book, and I really liked it! It was realistic and motivational and had a lot of good information packed in it, with small steps getting you to your ultimate goal. I appreciate the author telling us what she invests in, I added her investments into a watchlist on my investment app, and I like how she plays it safe with her stock picks and discusses day trading, which can be frustrating and a gamble. While I don’t see myself investing in real estate, she does cover entrepreneurship as a way to make additional money as well, which I appreciated, given that I have a few side hustles.

Thank you RBMedia, Ascent Audio and NetGalley for an advanced copy of this book!
110 reviews
June 22, 2026
There are several thousand of these faux-feminist financial books out there, every single one of which says the exact says things in the exact same "I'm sharing little-known secrets because I'm such a good person" tone while exhibiting the exact same flaws.

Yes, girl, I too could be a millionaire if my employer matched my retirement savings, paid for my lunches, and paid me enough money for me to have rental properties. You are not special, you just work in tech. Us teachers don't have all the cushy benefits of your job, which seems to consist of telling people you lived below your means on the same page of the book in which you tell us you spend every raise on multiple Chanel purses.
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309 reviews22 followers
August 27, 2026
This was just ok for me. While Sokunbi gave complete novices initial categories for building wealth, it didn't go much further than that. I think this book would be much better received by the audience it clearly addresses if it were to give actual instructions on how to go about some of these things. It needs a bit less of Sokunbi's personal life and more instruction, in my opinion.

Thanks to RB Media and Ascent Audio for the galley of this book.
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133 reviews
July 23, 2026
Excellent addition to financial literacy shelves!!
Profile Image for Anna.
18 reviews7 followers
May 28, 2026
Clever Girl Millionaire was such an inspiring and practical listen. Bola Sokunbi does an incredible job making wealth-building feel approachable, achievable, and realistic no matter where you’re starting from financially.

I especially loved that the author narrated the audiobook herself. It made the experience feel much more personal and impactful, like hearing advice from someone who genuinely wants to see you succeed. Her narration was warm, engaging, and easy to follow.

What stood out most to me was how balanced the book felt. It wasn’t just about numbers or investing strategies — it also focused on mindset, intentional spending, overcoming setbacks without shame, and building habits that support long-term financial freedom. The advice felt actionable instead of overwhelming, and I appreciated the thoughtful prompts and practical guidance throughout.

This is the kind of personal finance book that leaves you feeling motivated and empowered rather than intimidated. Highly recommend for anyone looking to improve their financial literacy, shift their money mindset, and start building wealth step by step.
Profile Image for The Curious Reader.
1,680 reviews264 followers
June 15, 2026
Many personal finance books make wealth-building sound straightforward. Clever Girl Millionaire stands out because it acknowledges the messy reality behind financial success.

What I appreciated most was the book’s honesty. Instead of presenting a perfect path to wealth, it openly discusses overspending, financial mistakes, setbacks, and the learning curve that comes with managing money. That transparency makes the advice feel practical and achievable rather than theoretical or out of touch.

The book emphasizes that building wealth isn’t about perfection. It’s about making better decisions over time, learning from mistakes, and staying consistent. That grounded approach makes it especially encouraging for readers who may feel intimidated by traditional investing or personal finance books.
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