Books that have shaped me

I’m a big believer that the right words can find us at exactly the right time. These are books I’ve read, loved, learned from or returned to during different seasons of my life. I’ll keep adding to my collection as I discover more worth sharing.

Mindset & Personal Growth

The Mountain Is You
Brianna Wiest

This book made me look at the ways we can unknowingly stand in our own way and what becomes possible when we finally stop. It’s message around self-sabotage and self-mastery also connects deeply with the work I now do through DreamBuilder®.

Sometimes the biggest thing standing between us and the life we want is ourselves.

Wealth & Money Mindset

Amanda Francis
Rich As F*ck

This book completely challenged the way I thought about money, worth and what I was allowed to want.

Wanting more doesn’t make you greedy. You’re allowed to desire abundance and build a life that reflects it.

James Clear
Atomic Habits

The book changed the way I think about consistency. Big change doesn”t always come from big moves. It’s often built through the small things we do every day.

You don’t have to change everything overnight. Small, consistent choices can completely change the direction of your life.

The Let Them Theory
Mel Robbins

This book reminded me so much
of our peace comes from releasing the need to control other people, their choices and opinions.

Let them. Then bring the focus back to you.

Napoleon Hill
Think and Grow Rich

A classic for a reason. It taught me that wealth starts with the way you thnk long before it shows up in your bank account.

Your thoughts won’t create wealth, but belief, clarity and consistent action can completely change what you create.

Habits, Self-Worth & Reinvention

Glennon Doyle
Untamed

This one speaks so strongly to reinvention, easpecially as women. How much of our lives have been shaped by what we were taught we should want instead of actually what we actually want?

You’re allowed to question the life you’ve been living and choose something different.

The Power of Letting Go
John Purkiss

This book helped me understand that letting go isn’t giving up. It’s releasing what no longer serves us so we can make space for what comes next.

Sometimes moving forward begins with what we are willing to release.

Jen Sincero
You are a Badass at Making Money

This one helped me recognize how many of my beliefs about money weren’t actually mine and that I could change them.

You can rewrite your relationship with money. The beliefs you inherited don’t have to become the limits you live with.

Brené Brown
The Gifts of Imperfection

A beautiful reminder that becoming who you are isn’t about fixing everything that is imperfect. It’s about letting go of who you think you’re suppose to be.

You don’t earn your worth. There is freedom in showing up as you are.