Podcast
Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
The book was highlighted as a useful guide for understanding personal finance and empowering listeners to take control of their money, with one caller noting it helped her clean up debt and focus on her business. It was also cited as a resource for achieving financial independence to escape abusive relationships, emphasizing the concept of "fuck you money." The overall tone was supportive and encouraging, indicating strong endorsement from the hosts and listeners.
Episode: "I'm Bad at Money... How Am I Supposed To Teach My...
The book was recommended for being helpful in understanding personal finance and making a positive change. It was stated that the book was helping the listener, Reina, to understand the topic of personal finance.
Yes. Miss Independent is amazing. I haven't got through it all, but what I've read so far is helping me, getting me to the heart. So thank you for that.
I've cleaned up that I've been reading your books. I've cleaned up the whole debt. I cleaned up all my stuff and now I'm just working on my businesses.
I do give her the tools, you know, and I try to kind of say here, you know, read this or here, you know, do this, but I can't make her do anything.
Episode: Using Cash to SAVE Money with Stephanie Ruhle
The book's discussed in relation to achieving financial independence to escape abusive relationships. It was written to help people find that independence.
That was part of why I wrote my last book, Miss Independent, to find that independence from an abusive any relationship that you're gonna have. Like have that fuck you money.