She Reads, She Leads Book Club

An Online Collaborative Group for Women

Most women entrepreneurs are figuring it out alone. We're not doing that anymore.

A book club for women who want real conversation, real community, and a real handle on the money stuff nobody taught us.

About

I started this book club because I was tired of figuring it out alone.

Hi. I'm Jen. I didn't grow up with financial literacy. I spent years paying for that gap in ways I didn't fully understand until it was too late to undo some of the damage. Books helped. But talking about them with other women who were in it too? That's what actually changed things.

She Reads She Leads exists for women who are done pretending they have it all figured out. We read non-fiction that moves the needle. We show up on Zoom and we actually talk about it. We are mentors and mentees in the same room, at the same time.

The book is the vehicle. The conversation is the product.

Memberships start at $15 a month

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What People Are Saying

If you’ve ever wondered which books will actually move the needle in your business, this guide is your shortcut. I have created a list of the top 3 books across 6 imperative categories that must be on you TBR.

Book List

Upcoming Zoom Discussions

Members will be emailed Zoom details, every month.

The Science of Scaling

by Dr. Benjamin Hardy & Blake Erickson

The Science of Scaling shows you what actually scales, and what never will.

This is not a book about incremental growth. If you’re trying to optimize what you’re already doing, this isn’t for you. But if you’re ready to eliminate what’s holding you back and build something that can truly scale, this is where everything changes.

Inside, you’ll learn how to shift from effort-driven growth to scalable systems:

• Set an impossible goal that exposes what must change
• Use time as a strategic filter—not a constraint
• Eliminate the parts of your business that will never scale
• Build a simple model that produces exponential results
• Create a team and culture that grows without you

Because once you build something that scales, growth stops being a struggle—and becomes inevitable.