My favorite thing is telling you, like, you're not special.

Exactly.

You don't get to skip this part.

Yes.

You're just not.

I'm not special.

I didn't get to skip this part. You know what I mean? Like the consistency is an inevitable. It's a given. And I want everybody to go in with anything that they're doing and expect that. It's going to take years for you to become the version that you want to be. Exactly. And it's worth it because let me tell you something, the other side is magical.

Literally.

Right. become the version that you want to be. Exactly. And it's worth it because let me tell you something, the other side is magical. Literally. Literally. Literally. You want to make more money? You are in

the right place. Welcome to the Hello Seven podcast. That's seven as in seven figures. I'm your host,

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I'm here with this amazing author, Maddie James, author of Everyday Magic, The Joy of Not Being Everything and Still Being More Than Enough. Okay, she's also Miss Liberia, all right, so put some respect on it, okay? Y'all need to go get this book and we're about to dig into it. Y'all are in for a treat. I am so excited. First of all, I have too much to say. We have too much to talk about. We're going to be here for a minute. This is going to be a seven-hour episode today. And you're just going to have to watch it all. Yeah, exactly. First of all, so that's my first question, actually, is tell me about how you became Miss Liberia, because I just need to know that story. First of all, it's so funny because the other day, I was like, wait, I won Miss Liberia in 2009.

Like, I've lived a life.

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