Financial Training - Money Boundary Breakthroughs

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During this hour with Marnie and special guest, Alaina Odessa, you'll discover: 1. The breakthrough response for people who always “need more money”. 2. The one thing money needs and how you can provide it. 3. The two things you need to know about money boundaries and money breakthroughs. 4. Alaina’s Fulfillment Equation: VA(2)+VI+VO = Fulfillment 5. Why money, though important, is not the most important thing. 6. The thing that typically attracts money effortlessly into a person’s life. 7. The importance of charitable giving. 8. An important, funny thing about money. Alaina Odessa is a messenger to Christian women that it’s never too late to give them-selves permission to BLOOM into BE fully expressed, fulfilled & free to manifest their heart’s desires & become the woman of their dreams. Learn more: www.AlainaOdessa.com

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