Rachel Rodgers:

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Rachel Rodgers is more than a business coach or financial strategist—she is a revolutionary force for economic empowerment. As the founder of Hello Seven, a company devoted to helping women, particularly women of color, build wealth and reach seven-figure success, Rachel is transforming not only how women earn money but how they claim power in a system that has historically excluded them. Her mission is rooted in a single, resounding truth: when women have money, especially marginalized women, everything changes—for their families, their communities, and the world.

At the heart of Rodgers’ work is a radical belief that financial freedom is a form of independence—and it’s one every woman deserves. That conviction makes her the perfect embodiment of this July’s She Wins Magazine theme: Empowered to Lead, Built to Rise. She leads by example, sharing her own story of being a broke lawyer juggling motherhood, debt, and a deep frustration with the status quo. Refusing to accept struggle as her norm, she pivoted her life, redefined success on her own terms, and built a multimillion-dollar business that now empowers others to do the same.

Rachel’s message is unapologetic and clear: we don't have to play small. In fact, playing small is a disservice to our dreams and our impact. Through her best-selling book We Should All Be Millionaires, Rachel dismantles toxic myths around wealth and challenges societal narratives that tell women—especially Black and Brown women—that financial abundance isn’t for them. She argues that it’s not only possible but necessary for more women to become millionaires, not for the sake of vanity or greed, but to shift power and create lasting change.

What makes Rachel’s approach so impactful is her emphasis on mindset, systems, and unapologetic self-worth. She teaches that making money isn’t just about hustle or hard work—it’s about clarity, boundaries, and courage. It's about raising your prices, owning your value, and stepping into leadership without shrinking to make others comfortable. For Rachel, wealth creation is a feminist act, a rebellious act, and above all, a purposeful one.

Her platform, Hello Seven, is not just a business—it’s a movement. Through coaching, community, and practical tools, Rachel helps women dismantle scarcity thinking and replace it with strategy, abundance, and action. 

The company’s name is a nod to her mission: helping clients say “hello” to their first seven-figure year, often when they never believed it was possible. But more than revenue, Rachel is helping women build lives that are spacious, joyful, and deeply aligned with their values.

Rodgers is also a vocal advocate for equity in the entrepreneurial space. She has publicly called out discriminatory practices, campaigned for pay transparency, and demanded that financial literacy be accessible and inclusive. She is not afraid to ruffle feathers, because she knows that silence upholds injustice—and she refuses to be silent. Her activism is woven into her business model, proving that profit and purpose are not mutually exclusive, but deeply intertwined.

Her leadership is honest, fierce, and deeply human. She speaks with clarity about the realities of systemic inequality, but she doesn’t stop at naming the problem—she provides a path forward. She models what it looks like to thrive in business and life without sacrificing authenticity, rest, or joy. In every post, speech, and program, Rachel is pushing women to dream bigger, earn unapologetically, and own their influence.

Rachel Rodgers is not just building a brand—she’s building a new world. One where women of color hold the keys to wealth, freedom, and leadership. One where independence is not just celebrated in theory, but practiced every day through economic power and personal choice. In doing so, she’s proving that when women lead with purpose, we all rise.

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