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145: Awakenings Are Painful with Paulina Palacios

145: Awakenings Are Painful with Paulina Palacios

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 It sounds wonderful to change our life, transform into an upgraded version of ourselves and awaken to new things. But along with that can be major growing pains. We can be faced with the fact that if we truly want to grow we have to leave some people, places and things behind.

In this episode, I am talking with a dear friend of mine. I have coached with Paulina for several years and she has become like a sister to me. I have watched her life transform into a beautiful reality she used to dream of. I am so excited to share her inspiring journey with you!

Paulina Palacios is a mother, a daughter, a Realtor, community do-gooder, with a yogi soul. She’s a champagne enthusiast, gym lover, world traveler, proud boot wearing, country music singing, Vegas strong kinda girl. She’s a battle born, Golden Knights loving, UNLV Running Rebel Alumni, challenge seeking, problem conquering, solution finder, that always leans in and takes a seat at the table. She is a dream home matchmaker! She’s been a realtor for 18 years in Las Vegas.

Connect with Paulina at www.paulinasellsvegas.com or on instagram at paulinaplv

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