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These are all fairly similar books by men from similar backgrounds, some from wealthy backgrounds. I would like to see more diversity, more books by women, like Lisa Osada, Natascha Wegelin, Simran Kaur, Corinne Ballhaus, Ellyce Fulmore. Not all books by women are exclusively for women.
Thank you for your additions, Ana!
Good comment! The books Aktien-Life-Balance by Aktiengram and Easy Money by Fortunalista are great! And I'm writing this as a man 😉
Thanks for the additions 🙂