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Get Inspired Radio with Sue London - Good News: The Money Hasn't Left The Planet with guest Maria Simone - Call 800 930 2819 to ask your questions

Host(s): Sue London
Guest(s): Maria Simone

Regardless of what you've heard in the media about credit markets shrinking, lack of investors and dwindling customers, the money hasn't really left the planet. Maria Simone will share strategies for tapping into prosperity, whether it's to earn extra personal income, grow a business, or attract funding. Tune in to find out how to connect with what you need to attract more money in your life.

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Sue London: Sue can be heard at 2pm pt / 5pm et every Thursday.

Radio Host, Motivational Speaker, Life Coach, and Author
Sue London helps people overcome difficult or traumatic situations in their lives. Through her radio show GET ..

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Maria Simone: Maria Simone is an entrepreneur, speaker, author, conscious business “architect” and marketing expert who has been featured on ABC News and Fox TV as well as interviewed for a number of national publications including Business Week and Invento...

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This is "What Women Want" — and no, it doesn't involve Mel Gibson. "What Women Want" is a brand new, twice-monthly inspirational talk at Waterstreet Café at Battleship Cove. It features prominent women business owners, writers and other speakers who aim to inspire their fellow working women. "I wanted to bring in women speakers to boost other women in our community. Working women who have families feel spread thin these days. They wonder if they're doing the best they can. I know, because I'm one of them," said Janine Ouellette Sullivan, who started the series.

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