HOW MUCH does having a period cost?! with Nadya Okamoto | Networth & Chill

[@Itsaraveeef]

Don't simply retire from something; have something to retire to. Start saving, keep saving, and stick to investments..

[@sky9935]

Jeff demonstrates an excellent understanding of market trends, making well informed decisions that leads to consistent profit

[@lucassilvaoliveira6064]

nice! once you hit a big milestone, the next comes easier. How can i reach him, if you don't mind me asking?

[@scrumpy615]

he's mostly on Telegrams, using the user-name

[@scrumpy615]

@Jeffclark7 ✌💯🇺🇸

[@lucassilvaoliveira6064]

Thanks for the info. I'll reach out to him immediately

[@minnied.5946]

I love how genuine both of you are! Great discussion.

[@esmealvarz]

I absolutely LOVED this episode! It completely re-inspired me, I’ve always been called to social entrepreneurship and Nadya’s story was so eye opening - thanks for the realness!

[@sfmmmo7599]

Such an interesting topic! Great job girls 🫶

[@KaMiQa16]

what an inspiration, one interesting thing, parent went to Harvard but they needed financial support that is usually associated with non-high educated families (I come from one, first generation in family finishing Uni), it only shows that ivy league education doesn't guarantee you financial success. I can't stop thinking that Nadya reminds me of Rory Gilmore in her high school years😂

[@JacksonMitchell792]

I want to thank the Lord Jesus Christ for hearing and answering my prayers, thank You, Lord! May the Holy Spirit continue to guide us in sharing Your unconditional love. On another note, trusting the process really does bring great rewards. Working with Melissa Jonas Richard has positively impacted my financial journey, and her advice has helped me grow. If you’re considering a change, don’t hesitate and stay disciplined it could be just the opportunity you’ve been looking for!

[@StevenPaul_NYC]

Oh my goodness, I’m so happy to hear that! Melissa is amazing. I was skeptical at first, but her approach to crypto and stock investments is next level. I started small, but now my portfolio is way better than I ever imagined. She’s really professional and has been verified by major agencies like the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Honestly, I wouldn’t have believed it if I hadn’t experienced it myself.

[@MichaelJames346]

Same here! I heard about her from a colleague at work, and I’m from the UK, by the way. Melissa is incredibly skilled, and what I love is that she’s honest and transparent. It’s not some quick schemes you see everywhere, she really educates you along the way. I’m seeing consistent returns every month. I’m so grateful!

[@MichaelJames346]

I started working with her six months ago, and now I’ve seen a 60% return on my investments. The FINRA has also confirmed her credentials.

[@JoshuaRyan-mm6st]

G’day from Sydney! I can’t thank Melissa enough, she has such a good grasp of the markets and knows exactly when to move. I was drowning in debt, but now I’m living comfortably and my portfolio’s been doing really well over the past year thanks to her advice. She’s got a proven strategy, and it’s backed by multiple agencies like Forbes , the International Blockchain Association, Wall Street Financial Insights and even ASIC has also endorsed her expertise. The woman is verified!

[@AriaCoxxx]

Wow, what a coincidence, I’ve been hearing about her from different people. Who exactly is this Melissa Jonas Richard?

[@lizziekitty6224]

Keep up with the good work. I'm really proud of young people like you..

[@naughtyg9554]

Two of my favorite women in one podcast . ❤ completely loved this episode

[@valk7229]

I have often said that God played a bad trick on us women. We get this monthly visitor that we didn't ask for, accompanied by pain, stress, mess, and bother. And, yeah, it costs us money too. So that we can buy the products that will help keep us clean and healthy. Great talk, ladies, and a serious subject. And hate to tell you, those hormones don't stop messing with you after menopause.

[@tamebunny6389]

I'm pretty sure original sin played the trick.... just saying.

[@Kellykittymom]

Thank goodness I dont have to buy these products anymore! I'm 55 & and going through perimenapause. A cpl yrs ago, I had an IUD put in, because my periods were getting too often & heavy, & that was bad enough, much less dealing w/ that & having my own solo cleaning business for 11 yrs! It was painful to get, & took my body about 3-4 months to get used to it, w/ random bleeding & spotting...but, once it did, its been so nice not getting my period every cpl of wks, or ev. 17 -18 days, then having it a full 6 - 8 days!! Its good for 8 yrs, so when im 60, it will come out, & I definitely better not have any at that point!! I will occasionally still get a little crampy, & l know its that time, but thank God, no bleeding!!

[@tamebunny6389]

I want to hear a follow up because there's several medical studies showing that being on birth control for 10 years increases your risk for certain types of cancer. Most women are turning to birth control options that decrease menstruation... because contraption is cheaper and more convenient

[@miningho5913]

We want to see you on the Real Housewives soon or in the future

[@rewirauna9511]

Hi from new Zealand 🇳🇿 ❤❤❤😊😊

[@Passion84GodAlways]

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[@n00182085]

Menstrual cups are the best. I started using them in 2019 and it’s been so worth it. Barely ever find myself needing anything else for my periods and I find for me so convenient, cost effective, and eco friendly.

[@Apo0]

Pads and Tampons should be free.

[@JustinMatthews-f2v]

My forex trading has been going incredibly well, and honestly, I feel so lucky to have someone like her by my side. She's been such an inspiration, and I’ve never met a woman as supportive and encouraging as she is. It feels like everything's coming together perfectly, both in trading and in life."

[@Sparklepony718]

This girl is so triggering. These overachiever types are the worst I’ve met so many of them, I went to high school with so many people who started a nonprofit just to get into college . Most times they are primarily driven more by personal ambition and d desire for recognition than actual commitment to change the world for the better. That’s why you see so many of them start companies that they have to be THE face of to build their resume and take credit for others efforts instead of humbling themselves towards working as part of a collective towards equity and the common good.