Episode 24: Interview with Coletta Bethea

EPISODE · Mar 21, 2019 · 28 MIN

Episode 24: Interview with Coletta Bethea

from Dr. Annette Publishing Pusher · host JATNE Publishing with Dr. Annette West

This interview is shared from the upcoming book "30 Days to Success". It will be available as ebook on April 1 and the hardcopy available on April 7, on Amazon.  Coletta shares how with just 30 days a person can create a new flow. They will learn to transform their thoughts into positive and motivating actions. She shares that success in relation to ones life needs to be looked at from a holistic view. That success is just  not about wealth, but learning who you are, your passion and purpose. 

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