
Michelle Masters: "Most Of Us Have A Belief Set That's Two Sizes Too Small."
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Michelle Masters shares a thought-provoking lesson on worth, deserving, and money. In this playful and insightful talk, she explains why most people decide their worth by age three, why we live in a reflecting universe rather than a rewarding one, and what an amoeba can teach you about reaching for what you want. This episode will challenge you to outgrow an old sense of your worth.
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