Speak LIFE

An episode of the FIRST L.A.D.Y. Living Legends podcast, hosted by Natasha Marie, titled "Speak LIFE " was published on June 11, 2019 and runs 19 minutes.

June 11, 2019 ·19m · FIRST L.A.D.Y. Living Legends

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This is about the power of self talk and the need for personal affirmations

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This is about the power of self talk and the need for personal affirmations

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