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Ep17 Michelle Lee Myrter - Unlock Your Code to Communication Clarity

EPISODE · Dec 10, 2023 · 51 MIN

Ep17 Michelle Lee Myrter - Unlock Your Code to Communication Clarity

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Get ready to unlock your Magnificence! Host Patricia Lindner welcomes intuitive business coach Michelle Lee Myrter to discuss the power of understanding personality types. In this illuminating episode, Patricia and Michelle dive deep into Michelle's life-changing B.A.N.K. methodology - a personality system that helps people communicate more effectively. You'll hear Michelle's incredible story of losing everything in her 40s, only to rebuild her business to over $2 million in 3 years after discovering B.A.N.K.. She explains how properly decoding someone's core values and priorities in 90 seconds can strengthen relationships and help you inspire those around you. Patricia ties in her expertise on Human Design charts, noting the parallels between Michelle's "Manifesting Generator" type and her B.A.N.K. codes. She highlights Michelle's gift for rapid truth-seeing thanks to the special "brain wave" channel in her chart. You'll come away with a new appreciation for Michelle's intuitive powers and a desire to understand your own personality map.If you want to learn easy communication shortcuts to enrich your relationships and leadership, don't miss this engaging glimpse into the magic of B.A.N.K. and Human Design!

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