Julie Costa Talks Life, Business, and Hypnotherapy

11/05/21 • 36 min

On today's episode, I'm talking with Business Coach and Hypnotherapist Julie Costa. She shares her own warrior story of the traumatic and sudden loss of her mom, and how that's shaped her life and business. Julie's dynamic, positive personality made this conversation such a pleasure. I would be so grateful if you took a minute to leave a review and share the podcast with someone who might enjoy it. Find me on IG www.instagram.com/kristinmic Follow Julie Costa www.instagram.com/juli.m.costa Visit her website www.juliemcosta.com

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