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Wanting MORE for Yourself

Originally aired October 11, 2020
Let’s talk about wanting MORE for yourself, what it means and why I think it’s a great idea for you.
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In This Episode

Let’s talk about wanting MORE for yourself, what it means and why I think it’s a great idea for you.

This one’s a little short on practical step-by-step advice, but huge on looking at the big picture of your life and digging deep into yourself to find your true purpose… plus I share a few funny/cringey childhood memories to make it all more understandable.  

So TELL ME:  What MORE do you want for yourself?

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Get Your GOAL podcast host Pahla B

Meet the Host

Hey friend, I’m Pahla B – goal coach, journaling expert, and fellow ambitious woman with big goals and a busy brain.

If you’ve ever felt like you should have it all figured out by now, but you’re still second-guessing every next step – you’re not alone, and you’re in the right place.

This podcast is where clarity begins.

I’m so glad you’re here – let’s get your goal. 💕

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