Nicole Lapin
Host of Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Nicole Lapin is an American television news anchor, personal finance expert, author, and businesswoman best known for her New York Times bestselling money and career books including Rich Bitch and Boss Bitch. She has worked as an anchor on CNBC, CNN, and Bloomberg, and is the founder of the business and finance-focused podcast network Money News Network. Lapin currently hosts the daily podcast Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin.
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BrenΓ© Brown's work on vulnerabilityπ¬ Mentioned
β¦referencing brene brown's concept of vulnerability in discussing postpartum fitness
βI mean, I had a baby last year. So, like, thinking about vulnerability that Brene Brown talks about, it's not like live streaming your bikini wax. It's like showing up postpartum to Barry's is like, it was a very vulnerable experience.β
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Fair Playπ Recommends
β¦introducing eve rodsky and her book fair play about domestic labor equality
βMy friend Eve Rodsky is the author of the book Fair Play. She has championed not only research on this, but also strategies to help level the playing field in relationships. Her book was not only a New York Times bestseller, but it was also a Reese Witherspoon book club pick, which is a big freaking deal.β
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Ginger's Burnt Sugar Vanilla Ice Creamπ Recommends
β¦opening anecdote about trying ice cream during a heat wave
βWe had a heat wave, which put me in the mood for some ice cream. Since it was the first pint of the season, I went with burnt sugar vanilla from Gingers. I mean, it is heaven.β
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Never Date a Broke Dudeπ Recommends
β¦author discusses her book on relationship and financial advice for women
βToday, she tells me all the lessons she extracted from relationships, which she also compiled in a book with the cheeky title, Never Date a Broke Dude. In our conversation, Patti and I talk about why who you choose to partner with romantically is the biggest financial decision you will ever make, and what to do if you're a stay-at-home parent who wants to maintain financial autonomy, how to spot financial red flags in a relationship that aren't so obvious, and of course, why she says you should never, ever date a broke, crusty scrub.β
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Never Split the Differenceπ Recommends
β¦discussing chris voss's bestselling negotiation book and core concepts
βWe love, love, love and are obsessed. This is what happens when two entrepreneurs live together. We are obsessed with your book. Never Split the Difference. Never. So explain to people who haven't read it yet what that means.β
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Rich Bitchπ Recommends
β¦discussing provocative book titles to attract readers and attention
βListen, I wrote Rich Bitch. Right. Exactly. I heard the same exact thing. I think that you need to write a provocative title or something grabby. You can't write five rules to financial freedom and expect it to just sell out. Right. Absolutely. For this type of topic, you have to draw somebody.β
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Runnin' Down a Dreamπ Recommends
β¦discussing bill's new book on building a career you actually love
βBill doesn't mince words: yes, we're in an AI bubbleβ and he explains exactly why, from circular spending deals that smell like Enron to the speculative behavior that always follows a real wave of innovation. He breaks down why the IPO system is rigged against retail investors, what tokenization could do to fix it, and what a SpaceX IPO would actually mean for everyday investors. He also shares the one market sector he thinks is quietly becoming a buy, and the specific Chinese battery stock he personally owns. Then the conversation shifts to Bill's new book, Runnin' Down a Dream, and his surprisingly personal framework for building a career you actually love.β
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Soft Glam Eye Paletteπ Recommends
β¦discussing makeup essentials that survived and were replaced after losing home in fire
βWell, when I lost everything in the fire, the only things that I remembered were my pencil, my medium color, because I didn't know any of my colors, and my soft glam eye palette. Isn't it the best? The best. That's my palette. The brush is the best. So those were the first things that I replaced.β
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Start With Yourselfπ Recommends
β¦emma grede's book about entrepreneurship and money mindset
βShe has a new book out, Start With Yourself. And through all of this hard-won experience, not only does she have a wealth of knowledge on growing and exiting companies, but she has a wealth of knowledge and experience on growing wealth itself.β
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Team Intelligenceπ Recommends
β¦introducing jon levy and his latest bestselling book on leadership
βJon Levy has captivated millions with one of the most watched TED Talks on human connection. His bestselling books have transformed how we understand influence, trust, and community. He's been on the show before, and it was one of the most popular shows we've ever done. So today he is back with his new groundbreaking book, Team Intelligence, How Brilliant Leaders Unlock Collective Genius.β
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Your Roots Don't Define Youπ Recommends
β¦discussing chris's background and the book he recently published
βI bring it up because actually, there's some connection. My father actually invented bloodless surgery that reached out to a lot of Jehovah's Witnesses. And so we had so many Jehovah's Witnesses come to the area... I dug into your book, Big Fan, Your Roots Don't Define You. And I discovered that you grew up Jehovah's Witness.β
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