Ep. 382: Leading Cause of Heart Attacks & Strokes

Ep. 382: Leading Cause of Heart Attacks & Str...

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Ep. 497: Why You Feel Stuck Even When You're Doing the Work

Have you ever felt like you're doing all the right things—vision boards, appreciation lists, meditation, inner work—and yet nothing seems to be moving? In this solo episode, JJ shares a deeply personal reflection on the space between where you are and the next version of who you' ...  Show more

Ep. 496: Life After Betrayal

Register for the next free 14 Day Manifestation Challenge which starts April 1st. http://jjflizanes.com/14day In this episode, JJ sits down with returning guest Lori Shelley, a coach who helps women navigate the emotional and practical aftermath of betrayal. Lori shares her backg ...  Show more

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