
The book is not for me. I read a third of it as I was going to the author's book tour event and wanted to get a sense. Looks like the author is trying to appeal to the feminist audience. While the purpose of the book is to give financial education to women, it keeps reinforcing the victim mentality, and feminist talk distracts from the main message. The book is easy to read because it's written in a very casual language. If you are the person who likes to get to the point, this book is not for you. I think the author has a lot to offer, if only she focused on financial education.

The book was recommended by one of the conference speakers with high credentials in UX design. I read 20%, but couldn't finish it. It an interesting topic, however I found it to be lacking coherence.

Found this book free on Spotify. It looked like I’d be into it; Buddhism, philosophy, meaning of life. However, I found it too abstract and hard to follow. I lost my interest a quarter way through and didn't finish it. Perhaps I'll give it another chance in the future.