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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another episode of Mick Unplugged, where we dive into the stories of remarkable people who inspire us to go further.

And today's guest is a powerhouse in the field of personal development.

She's a speaker. She's a coach. And she's an author known for her transformative insights.

She brings passion, energy, and a deep commitment to helping

others reach their fullest potential. Please welcome to the show, none other than Miss Italia,

Tornabini. Italia, how are you doing, lady? Good. How are you? I am awesome. So I got to let you

know. I'm scared. You have this powerful book. You have this book about decoding men and I'm scared. I'm scared. You might have decoded me a little bit. But we're going to go right into it. It is. It is. And so I will tell all the men that are listening, the book is actually amazing, not worried that it wasn't going to be. The book is actually amazing. And you're going to learn some things about yourself in this book. So I tell you, going into it, decoding men, right? It delves into your understanding of men based on 19 years of experience, studying our characteristics,

our behaviors. Again, I'm a little scared. Can you share what initially sparked your interest in

this area of study? Yeah, I actually was an exotic pole dancer for many, many years. And I would have

to decode men within the first five minutes of meeting them.

Because as an exotic dancer, you can either mold your personality to match that person and to get

them into the VIP room, right? That's the whole, that's the whole point. It's the selling point.

I've heard stories. I've heard stories. But, you know, we all have our specific clientele. And for me, at the time, I owned two businesses. I had 65 employees. And for me, it was the workaholics and the businessman that I would get along with the most. I'd be able to have actual conversation with them. And I really, if men walked

in, like, in a group, I was in Vegas. So there was a lot of bachelor parties there. With five minutes,

I would have to scan them and see, like, which one is my client? Because if I know which one is my

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