Utilizing her unique and conversational communication style, Nicole Lapin overhauls conventional words of wisdom to empower others to get it together and get it all.

A New York Times bestselling author, she shares boundless advice from her career and personal journey to teach audiences how to tackle taboo subjects — like controlling your finances and mastering your relationships with people and work.

Lapin started the national conversation about women taking control of their money with her first book Rich Bitch in 2015 – an instant bestseller. Two years later, she followed with Boss Bitch, a sassy and actionable guide that empowers women to be the boss of their own lives and careers. In 2019, she released Becoming Super Woman which redefines what it means to be a woman who “has it all” – offering up a 12-step plan to go from burnout to balance. Her most recent book, Miss Independent, was published in February 2022 and became an instant best-seller.

Being stressed doesn’t mean you’re important, says Lapin. “Balance and happiness bring you more success and not the other way around,” she adds.

Before she was a number one bestselling author, Lapin blazed trails as the youngest-ever anchor on CNN,
before holding the same title at CNBC, anchoring the network’s early morning show, Worldwide Exchange, while covering business topics for MSNBC and Today. She since has served as an anchor for Bloomberg TV and a special money correspondent for Entertainment Tonight.

Currently, Lapin is the host of CW’s business reality competition show, Hatched. She contributes regular financial reports to The Dr. Oz Show, Good Morning America, and The Steve Harvey Show. Recently, she became Redbook’s first-ever money columnist. She also won the “Money Expert of the Year” competition for the second year in a row and is the first-ever female winner.

Holding an Accredited Investment Fiduciary certification from the Certified Financial Planners’ program, Lapin uses her expertise to not only teach the language of money in plain English, but also to illustrate the reality of burnout and its negative impact on a company’s bottom line.

Sharing her own personal journey through breakdowns and battling finances, Lapin draws on raw and often hilariously real stories from her career— the good, the bad, and the ugly — to show what it means to take back control once and for all. “Self-care is the biggest asset or liability in our career,” says Lapin. “When it’s on point it can help us soar, and when it’s neglected it can bring us down faster than anything else.”

Entertaining, honest, and life-changing, Lapin distills lessons from her three wildly successful how-to books into actionable tips on increasing emotional wellness, banishing burnout, and creating success on your own terms.