Setting Intentions and Getting Our Sh*t Together

from Rich Not Famous Hosted by Mari and Naomi

This week, the girls catch up on the recent adventures of their lives and talk about the importance of setting positive intentions for the coming week. Sit back, listen, and set your weekly intentions alongside Mari and Naomi! Please follow us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and review! Follow us on Instagram @_richnotfamous_ and join the RNF fam!

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