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EPISODE · Mar 8, 2022 · 40 MIN

How To Live Well Past 100 Years Interview with Mary L. Beal

from My Heart on Pages · host LaQuita Parks

Mary is the owner of MLBeal Consulting. MLBeal Consulting began in 2007 when Mary Beal, a retired civil servant for the U.S. Department of Defense, saw a need to help others in her community through business administration and health and wellness advocacy. Mary was blessed and highly favored to be the primary caregiver for her centenarian mother. Mary is a health and wellness advocate and business consultant. She assists individuals with legal documents, research and related financial matters. Mary is and independent business owner (business administration and health and wellness advocate). Her literary works include Luella Campbell Beal: A Force to Reckon With is her first published literary work. Mary's second published work is a sequel titled, Help Me Cross Over From Earth to Heaven. Her latest book, How To Live Well Past 100 Years, is about the life of 109 year old Centenarian Mother Lucille Shazier. Mary currently resides in her hometown of Cordele, GA, the watermelon capital of the world. https://www.mlbealconsultingllc.com/about/ www.paprovipublishing.com to help you take your story from a "thought to a realization!"

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