Monday’s Mission

To start off the week, I have 3 book recommendations that can help you become financially independent.

Luv’s Message

I’ve managed to build a net worth of over $80,000 by the age of 24, and trust me — it didn’t happen by accident. I had to get serious about money, and the good news is, you can too.

Today, I’m sharing my go-to wealth-building tools that helped me get here.

These are the resources I swear by, and if you want to start getting your money right, these will be game-changers for you.

Let’s be real: if you want to get good with money, you’ve got to start by educating yourself.

No one just wakes up with a perfect understanding of personal finance. And you don’t need to be a math genius either. The fastest way to get a grip on your money is by reading the right books, in the right order.

Seriously, this order matters!

1. The Psychology of Money

First, you’ve got to deal with the emotional side of money.

If you’ve ever caught yourself wondering why you splurge on things you don’t even need or feel stressed every time you check your bank account, this book is for you.

The Psychology of Money digs deep into the mental and emotional relationship we have with our finances.

Spoiler: most of us struggle because of habits we don’t even realize we’ve picked up.

This book will help you unlearn those bad habits and build a healthier, more mindful relationship with your money. It’s like financial therapy!

2. I Will Teach You To Be Rich

Now, after you’ve tackled the emotional stuff, it’s time to get practical.

This book is like the Swiss army knife of personal finance. It covers everything — from how to choose the right bank accounts, to automating your savings, to starting your investment journey.

And the best part? It’s not boring.

You won’t feel like you’re reading a textbook, but you’ll walk away feeling like you just got a masterclass in handling your money. It’s literally a step-by-step guide on how to create your own version of financial freedom, no matter where you’re starting from.

3. Total Money Makeover

Okay, let’s talk about debt. Because let’s face it, debt is a dream killer.

Whether it’s credit card debt, student loans, or anything else weighing you down, you need a plan. Ramsey’s Total Money Makeover is THE playbook for getting debt-free. I’m not exaggerating.

He gives you a no-BS, no-fluff plan to attack your debt, so you can finally stop feeling like you’re constantly playing catch-up.

If you’re serious about building wealth, you’ve got to get out from under debt first — and Ramsey gives you the tools to make that happen.

Disclaimer - I only like Dave Ramsey for his advice on debt!

Recap

Look, these books aren’t just some random recommendations — they’re the foundation of how I turned my financial life around. Anytime I feel stuck or unsure, I go back to one of these and they set me straight.

They’re like a cheat code for your money.

So, if you’re ready to level up your personal finance game, hit the link in my bio and grab these books.

Luv,

Luv

Give your money direction.