"I invested my money, and I started to pay attention to the homework and the class." Listen, as Cayla brings you a quick mommy millionaire minute from a question, a listener asked about feeling bad about profiting off of people she would love and serve for free. Cayla shares her insights into this question on this episode of Mommy Millionaire.

Cayla shares that we have over personalized our service and value, so we feel guilty for charging for what we do. She believes that when you charge, you allow people to invest in themselves, and they will be much more attentive and open because they have invested their money. People don't want free and don't devalue your work by giving it away.

Listen as Cayla shares that you are God's greatest miracle; you are unique. The odds stacked against you for you to just get into this world were very high. That means you have a huge, gigantic, beautiful purpose for your soul being here.

*Cayla has opened The Mommy Millionaire Mastermind one last time* Cayla has found that by being a part of a mastermind, she got in the right room with the right people who caused her to uplevel. What she found is that she really wanted to create a special group of women because she believes when you get females together, we can learn how to harness our feminine energy to build powerful empires. Head over to www.mommymillionaire.co/mastermind to fill out an application to join today.

In This Episode:

• [01:41] Hello, my beautiful mommy millionaires!
• [02:48] Cayla shares a question a listener asked.
• [05:25] Everything is uncomfortable until you break it in.
• [07:55] Cayla says that we have over personalized our service and value.
• [10:02] People don't want free.
• [11:17] Cayla says when you say you are free, you are devaluing your stuff.
• [12:21] Once someone invests in something, it's already making its way back to them.
• [13:15] Cayla wants us to say, I deserve to be prosperous.
• [15:44] Thank you for listening!

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