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Healing Financial Trauma
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03/21/22 • 25 min
“As entrepreneurs, we are constantly pushing our own limiting beliefs, we’re constantly pushing ourselves to be visible... this can lead to a lot of stress, not just in our cognitive mind, but into our subconcious mind and into our body and into our nervous system.”
— Elisabeth Kristof
As entrepreneurs, we often deal with higher levels of stress, so having our brains work FOR us and not AGAINST us is crucial! Your brain’s job is to ensure your survival, but when it feels that you’re unsafe or stressed, it can make the problem worse by triggering headaches, insomnia, or unhealthy cravings — not exactly helpful! Often, our brains even try to “protect” us through leading us to self-sabotage.
My guest Elisabeth Kristof is a certified applied neurology practitioner who works with entrepreneurs, creatives, and leaders to improve resilience, manage stress, and regulate emotions through intentional, science-based, brain training.
“Our nervous system is our operating system, and when we learn to work with it, we can change all of our life experiences, we can change our behaviours,” Elisabeth explains. “Pain, dizziness, nausea, migraine, fatigue, binge-eating, insomnia — these are all nervous system outputs and, by training our nervous system, we can create real change in those outputs.”
By training your brain to better deal with stress and stimuli, you train it to become a more valuable member of your team as you grow your business!
In this episode, you’ll discover:
- Why it’s important for entrepreneurs to learn how to train their nervous systems
- How to combat your brain’s attempts to trick you into self-sabotaging and develop healthy new tools for emotional regulation
- Tips for dealing with stress or anxiety related to your finances
About Elisabeth Kristof: Elisabeth Kristof is an expert in using applied neurology to move people out of pain, unwanted behaviour, and stress response. She is the founder of Brain-Based Wellness, an online platform that trains the nervous system and body to resolve old patterns, improve performance, and increase well-being.
Highlights:
01:04 Intro
02:04 Meet Elisabeth Kristof
03:28 Why train your nervous system?
07:18 Mechanisms behind self-sabotage
10:24 Start small & don’t be overwhelmed!
12:03 Free video series
13:35 Dealing with financial stress
19:41 Working with Elisabeth
22:45 Takeaway
Links:
Elisabeth Kristof
https://brainbased-wellness.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/elisabeth-kristof-0859612
Instagram: @elkristof
The Business Society: https://thebusinesssociety.co
5-Step Roadmap to Biz Finance Freedom: https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/5-step-biz-finance-roadmap
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02/01/21 • 33 min
Are you a boomer in the process of selling your home? Or a family member helping an elderly parent downsize and transition into a new chapter of their life?
Then this episode is for you!
My guest Vivien Sharon is a real estate professional and the author of The Boomer's 7‐Step Guide to Downsizing: Overcoming Fear & Discovering Freedom, which shares key strategies and methods for transitioning to a joyful, downsized life.
50% of Vivien’s business today is the boomer and senior market. As a highly-trained transition specialist, she understands that most of her clients are fearful of change — and aren't sure where or how to begin.
Luckily, Vivien has literally written the book on this!
Houses owned by people aged 55+ often have special needs in terms of decluttering. The family home is often overwhelmed by clutter, with basements and offices being particular hot spots. Old clothing, children’s toys, and paperwork are just a few of the things that tend to build up, and this type of clutter makes it a lot harder to impress prospective buyers.
Often, these homes could also use a refresh in terms of flooring, fixtures, or cabinets, if the owners haven’t already updated it. (This can greatly affect a home’s value and ability to sell at its asking price.)
There are three different levels of staging to choose from when preparing for viewings, and the level chosen can have a big effect on the home’s perceived value.
If you’re interested in learning more about pricing, marketing, and showing your home (as well as what fees to budget for), Vivien is sharing everything you need to know!
In this episode, we’ll also explore:
- The 3 different types of staging & how much value staging your home can potentially add to a sale
- The current state of real estate in the pandemic era — what is hot and what isn’t
- Whether spring is still the best time to list your home for sale
About Vivien Sharon
Vivien Sharon is a real estate professional and the author of the free e-book The Boomer's 7‐Step Guide to Downsizing: Overcoming Fear & Discovering Freedom, which shares key strategies and methods for transitioning to a joyful, downsized life.
Highlights:
- 00:43 Introducing Vivien Sharon
- 03:23 Downsizing when 55+
- 06:03 First steps
- 07:53 Senior real estate specialization
- 10:31 To stage or not to stage?
- 14:28 The current state of the market
- 17:01 Breaking down decluttering
- 18:33 Navigating the fear of change
- 20:44 The importance of pricing & marketing
- 23:56 Costs to expect
- 24:55 How many months of lead time needed?
- 26:04 The best time to list a home
- 27:05 Vivien’s experience
- 30:28 Vivien’s big takeaway
Links:
Vivien Sharon
https://www.viviensharon.com
The Boomer's 7‐Step Guide to Downsizing: Overcoming Fear & Discovering Freedom
https://www.viviensharon.com/book
The 5-Step Roadmap to Biz Finance Freedom
https://melissa-houston-cpa-cga.mykajabi.com/5-step-roadmap-to-biz-finance-freedom
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10/23/23 • 18 min
“There’s never gonna be a perfect time to start a business. There’s never gonna be a perfect time to start calling yourself an entrepreneur until you actually start doing it.”
— Dianne Welsh
Here’s the deal: success isn’t some kind of magic trick. It starts when you decide to go on an adventure and grab opportunities offered to you. When it comes to building a business, you turn these opportunities into action-packed episodes that coincide with the difference you want to leave.
As entrepreneurs, your top-notch priority should be making sure you’ve got all your bases covered. You want to ensure that you examine every bits and pieces that are essential in making these opportunities successful. Once you grasp these insights, you plan out your strategy and get into action mode.
Business is not a simple game where you just join and see how it goes. You go through your business, prepare a succession plan, and actually critique how the opportunity will work its way to success.
Listen to this episode to learn:
- Why having an entrepreneurial mindset leads to success
- Why the key to creating a successful business is having a business financial management
- How successful entrepreneurs put opportunities into action
- How an entrepreneur deals with challenges of generational wealth
- How global opportunities for entrepreneurs contribute to keeping a sustainable business
Highlights:
01:29: The Entrepreneurial Mindset
03:32: Qualities possessed by successful Entrepreneurs
06:02: Business Finance as key to Creating Successful Business
07:18: The Entrepreneurial Family Business book
11:11: Problems faced by Family-Based Businesses
13:32: Dealing with challenges of Generational Wealth
15:58: Awareness on Global Entrepreneurship Opportunities
Links:
Dianne Welsh
https://diannewelsh.wp.uncg.edu/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dianne-welsh-9755989/The Entrepreneurial Family Business: From Survival to Success: https://he.kendallhunt.com/product/entrepreneurial-family-business-survival-successCash Confident: An Entrepreneur's Guide to Creating a Profitable BusinessMain websiteCash Clarity CourseApply to Work With MeMini-course: The Debt Repayment CalculatorMini-course: Pay YourselfMini-course: Personal Net Worth CalculatorMini-course: The Ultimate Budget BinderFollow me on:
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The Importance of Protecting Your Financial Assets
She Means Profit
09/19/22 • 22 min
“Even if you’re just starting out, you really are building a financial asset in building a business.”
— Stephanie Burns
You know that you have the potential to be your niche’s next great thought leader. So, how do you claim your share of the spotlight? And what happens when your name becomes known for reasons you never expected?
My guest, Stephanie Burns travelled an unusual road to entrepreneurship — she used the money she won as a contestant on the Wheel of Fortune to launch her first business, Chic CEO! Now, she’s the founder of The Wyld Agency, an amplification and visibility agency that helps company founders become thought leaders.
During our conversation, we cover your best first steps for getting your name out there, what a million-dollar email list looks like... and why Stephanie wound up as the defendant in a lawsuit filed by three men’s rights activists! Stephanie’s incredible story is filled with some extremely valuable business lessons. You won’t want to miss it.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
- Where you should share your content and the type of PR you should seek out first
- Why social media is a double-edged sword when it comes to thought leadership — and how to leverage it without spending hours each day
- The #1 most expensive mistake that Stephanie made in her first business — and how you can avoid it
Guest bio: Stephanie Burns is the founder of The Wyld Agency, an amplification and visibility agency focused on building the legacy and personal brands of company founders. With a background in brand building, media buying, strategy, and entrepreneurship, Stephanie has wide experience with an eclectic portfolio of industries.
Highlights:
00:49 Meet Stephanie Burns
02:44 Thought leadership & social media
05:10 Public relations
07:56 Chic CEO story
16:00 Lessons learned
18:48 Advisory boards
20:57 Final thoughts
Links:
Stephanie Burns
https://www.stephanie-burns.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanieburns
Twitter: @stephanieaburns
Instagram: @heystephanieburns
LegalShield
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Cash Confident Course 🡪 https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/cash-confident-sales-page
What’s Your Profit Personality? (quiz) 🡪 https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/62ddb2293d71af001892a3a9
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Let’s Make More Millionaire Women
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12/05/22 • 17 min
“Making a lot of money doesn’t make you a bad person... it simply means that you have goals and ambition.”
— Melissa Houston
Society tends to side-eye the idea of women building wealth. Although women are starting businesses in record numbers — and generating billions of dollars in revenue — men continue to dominate when it comes to achieving millionaire status, making up two-thirds of the seven-figure-plus club. Ambitious women entrepreneurs often worry that they’ll be seen as greedy or money-grubbing if they prioritize profits, and this can lead to undervaluing their offers or letting juicy contracts pass them by.
Repeat after me: it is okay to want to make money. It is okay to want to make LOTS of money!
Far from being selfish, millionaire women are actually far more likely to re-invest in their communities and businesses, boosting the local economy and driving major impact for those around them.
In this episode, I bust the myth that women are only in business to build community, not make money, and share why women business owners are in a unique position to achieve millionaire status!
In this episode, you’ll discover:
- Why we need to normalize women’s wealth-building — and kick the fear of being seen as “greedy”
- 5 reasons why the world NEEDS more female millionaires (and how your business can help you hit that goal)
- The effect of gender diversity on a company’s profitability
Highlights:
00:50 Intro & puppy update
02:47 Normalize women making money
04:48 Achieving millionaire status
07:46 Economic impact
08:36 Why we need female millionaires
11:51 Diversifying the pool
13:33 Role models & mentors
15:12 Right thing to do
Links:
5-Step Roadmap
https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/5-step-biz-finance-roadmap
Transparency International
Link to calendar (free 30 min consult call)
Main website 🡪 https://shemeansprofit.com
Offers 🡪 https://shemeansprofit.com/offers
Cash Confident Course 🡪 https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/cash-confident-sales-page
What’s Your Profit Personality? (quiz) 🡪 https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/62ddb2293d71af001892a3a9
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How To Protect Your Business Beyond IP
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02/07/22 • 25 min
“I like to counsel people about how to build a business that they would be able to sell someday... by being saleable, that means it actually has some market value to a third party.”
— Erin Austin
If you don’t have an exit strategy for your service-based business, you’ll definitely want to listen to this episode!
My guest, Erin Austin, is an experienced lawyer and the founder of the consulting firm Think Beyond IP, which provides asset-building consulting for B2B, service-based businesses.
Erin helps owners prepare for their most optimal and lucrative exit, through using her special talents to identify and protect those hidden and overlooked assets in expertise-based businesses that can be leveraged for maximum value.
Yes, a service-based business can have powerful and valuable assets — they just happen to be intellectual, rather than physical!
“We don’t think of our businesses, when we are service providers or experts, as being an asset-driven business,” Erin explains. “We think of it as being kind of a service... and I like to change the conversation, to make sure people understand you really DO have assets in your business, but the only way for them to have value is to make sure that you’re identifying them, and protecting them, and leveraging them appropriately.”
Intellectual property goes beyond just trademarks and patents. Your intellectual property can include your insights, your internal processes, and even your mailing list. Listen now to discover the hidden value in your business — so that you can maximize your exit when you’re ready to move on to your next chapter!
In this episode, you’ll discover:
- The assets that you may already have in your business which are ripe for leveraging
- How to protect a range of assets from internal and external threats
- What goes into selling a business that operates under your name
About Erin Austin: Erin Austin is a consultant and lawyer who combines her 25+ years of practicing law — including roles as COO and General Counsel at IP-driven companies — to help the founders of expertise-based firms build and protect saleable assets so that the business is ready to sell when the founder is ready to exit.
Highlights:
01:04 Intro
02:15 Meet Erin Austin
03:41 Potential assets
06:05 Protecting assets
07:04 Trademark
10:03 Copyright
11:58 Patents & trade secrets
14:23 Sellable v. saleable
16:40 Operating under your name
20:18 Building with leverage
23:04 Takeaway
Links:
Erin Austin
https://www.linkedin.com/in/erinaustin
Twitter: @ErinAustinLaw
The Business Society: https://thebusinesssociety.co
5-Step Roadmap to Biz Finance Freedom: https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/5-step-biz-finance-roadmap
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The Burden of Debt
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06/03/21 • 32 min
“At 18, you can’t even buy alcohol, but you can take out $50,000 in student loan debt.”
— Tonya Rapley
While we can all agree that higher education is important, it’s crucial that we look at the financial system put in place to help students access it — and the brutal costs that are associated with it.
My guest in this week’s episode is Tonya Rapley, an award-winning speaker, educator, bestselling author, and serial entrepreneur. She co-hosts the TV series Going From Broke, where she helps young debtors go from financial struggle to becoming CEOs of their own lives. She’s also a fantastic financial advisor who runs the website My Fab Finance.
Tonya is passionate about helping people take control of their finances and find the light at the end of the tunnel of debt.
Tune in for a sobering, honest, and informative conversation about the state of student loan and medical debt in the United States, the harmful aspects of these systems, and their impact on average American citizens.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
• Why young people NEED a show like Going From Broke in our current economic climate
• How the American student loan system works — and why the system is morally broken
• Real-life examples of hardships caused by the American health insurance system and medical or student loan debt
About Tonya Rapley
Tonya Rapley is an award-winning content creator, speaker, educator, bestselling author, and businesswoman. She is the co-host of Going From Broke, a TV series on Crackle that is in its second season and executive produced by Ashton Kutcher. On the show, she helps debtors go from financial struggle to becoming CEOs of their own lives. She is the founder of the finance website My Fab Finance.
Highlights:
01:44 Meet Tonya Rapley & Going From Broke
05:25 The two types of clients
06:40 Show origins & participants
09:16 Student loan debt
13:33 How US student loans are set up
14:56 Payback & interest
16:47 Inability to make payments
17:37 CARES Act
19:15 Alternatives
20:39 Medical debt
23:37 Health insurance
24:29 Human impacts
26:44 Canadian situation
27:31 Steps to debt freedom
Links:
Tonya Rapley
https://www.goingfrombroke.info
https://www.crackle.com/watch/5757
Instagram & Twitter: @tonya.rapley
The Money Manual: A Practical Money Guide to Help You Succeed On Your Financial Journey:
CAN:https://amzn.to/3uqFMSo
The 5-Step Roadmap to Biz Finance Freedom
https://melissa-houston-cpa-cga.mykajabi.com/5-step-roadmap-to-biz-finance-freedom
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Should You Write A Book For Your Business?
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05/27/21 • 18 min
“We all want that freedom. And having a job sometimes kind of interferes with that.”
— Herby Fabius
Herby Fabius didn’t see himself becoming an entrepreneur when he was young, and he still doesn’t think of himself as a writer.
Yet today, Herby is an entrepreneur with two companies, three self-published books, and two side hustles under his belt.
His educational platform, billionsuccess.com, helps entrepreneurs and authors learn how to self-publish and market their own books. The site features interviews with top experts who discuss what they’re doing, what’s working for them, and what’s not working.
When Herby launched the platform, he didn’t see it as part of an entrepreneurial journey — something he now regrets.
“In the beginning, I was treating it as something I do on the side. I treated it as just a blog, right? So I never thought that it could turn into something good,” Herby says. “It goes back to the mindset, right? So, if I thought of it as a business and I ran it as a business, chances are it would have been more successful than it is right now.”
While he may have a point there, Billion Success is still a very impressive business! I’m so happy that I had the opportunity to sit down with Herby — and I think that you’re going to enjoy the discussion!
In this episode, you’ll discover:
> The major role that mindset plays in entrepreneurial success
> How Herby landed interviews with some of the biggest names in business
> The multiple ways that writing a book can benefit your business (and income!)
About Herby Fabius
Herby Fabius is an entrepreneur and self-published author with a passion to share entrepreneurial stories that others can learn from. He believes every entrepreneur has a unique story and it’s important to capture those stories to help the next generation. With his flagship interview platform, billionsuccess.com, he aims to do just that. Over the years, Billion Success has featured some of the top entrepreneurs and authors in the world.
Highlights:
01:40 Meet Herby Fabius
03:30 The Billion Success story
05:30 Landing the big names
06:40 The vision for Billion Success
07:50 Course offerings
08:54 Benefits of writing business book
09:45 Herby’s path to entrepreneurship
10:36 Challenges along the way
11:14 Mindset & entrepreneurship
13:20 Do you need to leave your day job?
14:57 Best part of the business
15:30 Takeaway
Links:
Herby Fabius
Books:
CAN: https://amzn.to/34lWZSp
The 5-Step Roadmap to Biz Finance Freedom
https://melissa-houston-cpa-cga.mykajabi.com/5-step-roadmap-to-biz-finance-freedom
Work with me
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10/21/24 • 16 min
What’s the biggest obstacle preventing my business from scaling?
For many entrepreneurs like me, it’s not a lack of sales—it’s poor financial management. In this episode, I dive into one of the most critical steps in my Profit Method framework: cash confidence. As I always say, “You need to know your numbers. Without that financial clarity, it’s impossible to grow your business.”
I start by revisiting my Profit Method framework, which is designed to help entrepreneurs at every stage of their journey. Step four—finances—comes into play after sales are rolling in, but this is where many businesses stumble. Even successful companies can go bankrupt if cash flow isn’t managed well. My mission in this episode is to arm entrepreneurs with the knowledge and confidence to manage their finances effectively.
The highlight of this episode is my Cash Confident Framework, a system that breaks financial management down into easy, actionable steps. I emphasize how mindset plays a vital role in achieving financial success, and I also walk you through the importance of understanding your financial statements and creating a solid business financial plan. I stress that financial decisions should always be data-driven, not emotional—because, as I often say, “Numbers don’t lie. Once you start listening to the numbers, you’ll make smarter, more profitable decisions.”
Listen to learn:
- Get Cash Confident: Understanding your finances is crucial for growth. Cash flow mismanagement is a major cause of business failure.
- Know Your Numbers: Whether it’s your balance sheet or income statement, clarity in financials allows you to make data-driven decisions.
- Mindset Matters: A positive money mindset will help you make better financial choices and optimize profitability.
- Create a Financial Plan: Set clear targets, monitor your progress, and ensure your business is both sustainable and scalable.
- Cash Flow is Queen: Sales may be coming in, but without proper cash management, you could still run into trouble.
- Track Your Expenses: Regularly track your income and expenses to stay on top of your financial health.
Links:
- Cash Confident: An Entrepreneur's Guide to Creating a Profitable Business
- Join our She Means Profit Facebook group
Courses:
- Cash Confident Mindset: Transform Your Mindset into a Money-Making Machine
- From Office to Entrepreneur: What You Need to Know to Build a Successful Business
- Path to Profit With Sales: Insights into Marketing and Sales
- Cash Confident Framework: Smart Money Management for Small Business Owners
- From Expert to Thought Leader: Amplify Your Influence, Elevate Your Brand, and Lead Your Industry
- Cash Catalyst: Mastering Personal Finances for Successful Business Owners
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What Your Money Mindset Is Actually Telling You
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10/26/20 • 34 min
“There’s a real fear to charge what you’re worth.”
-Melissa Houston
How is your money mindset holding you back from reaching the success you’ve always dreamed about?
My guest for this episode is Elizabeth St. Pierre, an entrepreneur and business coach who grew her first company, a dog-walking business, to six figures in just six months. She started a blog, where she talked about running her business and offered sales and marketing advice to others. This was the start of her business coaching career — she now oversees the dog-walking business while coaching online full-time. Throughout all of this, Elizabeth has been self taught — everything from content creation to driving traffic to learning how to sell!
Elizabeth sees a lot of money mindset issues when working with her clients, particularly when it comes to women entrepreneurs. Money is just a neutral tool that you can use for good or bad, so why is it so emotionally charged? As Elizabeth says, “Growth happens when you take emotion away from the money.” The first step is recognizing where these emotions stem from — and you may need to go back further than you think to find out.
“If you go ahead and raise your prices but you don’t truly believe that you’re worth that, you’ll do other things to self sabotage.”
- Elizabeth St. Pierre
In this episode, we’ll explore:
- Where and how you form your beliefs about money — and how you can flip those scripts into ideas that serve you (and your business) better
- The common money mindset issues that entrepreneurs (especially women) deal with regularly, including a reluctance to charge what your service or product is really worth
- How guilt plays into money mindset — and why it really is okay to make more than your parents or friends
Highlights:
- 00:47 Introducing our guest, business coach Elizabeth St. Pierre
- 01:39 Elizabeth’s journey to successful business coaching
- 05:48 Shift your money mindset to grow your business
- 07:15 What are your personal limiting beliefs?
- 09:00 How your childhood shapes your money mindset
- 11:00 Money is the most emotionally charged topic
- 12:49 Common money mindset issues
- 13:31 Why don’t you charge what you’re really worth?
- 15:48 The great (and bad) things that can happen when people raise their prices
- 19:21 Elizabeth’s most impactful money mindset story
- 20:55 It’s okay to make more money than your parents made
- 22:24 How to heal your money mindset — and what changes when you do
- 27:15 Entrepreneurship and vulnerability
- 28:25 Build your support network (and include other entrepreneurs)
- 31:33 Elizabeth’s big takeaway lesson for listeners
Links:
Work with Elizabeth St. Pierre
The 5-Step Roadmap to Biz Finance Freedom
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How many episodes does She Means Profit have?
She Means Profit currently has 173 episodes available.
What topics does She Means Profit cover?
The podcast is about Entrepreneurship, Money Management, Financial, Podcasts, Financial Freedom, Business and Money Mindset.
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The episode title 'You Are Not Your Financial “Mistakes”' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on She Means Profit is 23 minutes.
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Episodes of She Means Profit are typically released every 7 days.
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The first episode of She Means Profit was released on Sep 23, 2020.
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