Rachelle Indra

The Sh*t They Should've Taught Us In School with Rachelle Indra

Rachelle Indra is a life coach with a focus in neuro-linguistic programming (AKA she helps your brain work for you, not against you) and she’s here to share with you the valuable shit we should have been learning! Not everyone has the time or resources to gain access to the help they need but everyone DESERVES to have these tools. So, episode by episode, she’ll dig into actionable ways to break down complicated terms + philosophies into fun, funny, and approachable ideas that are digestible and easy to implement.

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Rachelle Indra

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Education

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redcircle.com

Ostatni odcinek

31 lip 2024

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Rachelle Indra is a life coach with a focus in neuro-linguistic programming (AKA she helps your brain work for you, not against you) and she’s here to share with you the valuable shit we should have been learning! Not everyone has the time or resources to gain access to the help they need but everyone DESERVES to have these tools. So, episode by episode, she’ll dig into actionable ways to break do...

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