A Confession, a Lesson, and a Last Chance

What my money mindset taught me—and why I believe in this bundle with my whole heart.

I have a confession to make: I hate sending “sales” emails, and especially the “last day” ones, because I visualize myself in a tacky, oversized suit, a cigar hanging out of the side of my mouth, selling someone on a lemon car that will likely break down on the drive home.

But here’s an interesting thought: This negative narrative originated somewhere. I wasn’t born believing it’s inherently wrong to exchange money for goods or services, or that anyone who sells anything is dishonest or manipulative. I just picked this up somewhere along the way, and it’s often hindered me in business.

It’s compelled me to reject opportunities, undervalue my time, and overdeliver (which I don’t actually regret—I’d rather give too much than too little!).

This is why I was so thrilled to include Melanie Wilder’s Biz CPR course in the Best You, Best Life Bundle this year.

I know, my story was a backdoor entry to this sales email, but it’s true, nonetheless. I love that her program helps people change the internal stories that hold them back professionally.

Because we’re all worthy of thriving, and we all need money to support ourselves and the people we love.

I believe her work changes lives in a profound way, enabling people to overcome the blocks to meet their foundational needs.

And I believe in every other bundle contributor just as deeply because every one of them is doing this work for a reason—because they’ve lived what they teach. They’ve struggled. They’ve searched. And they’ve turned their pain into purpose so they could help others heal, grow, and thrive.

Let me tell you a little about some of them…

Each one of these contributors has walked through something difficult and come out the other side with tools, insight, and heart. Their programs aren’t just products—they’re lifelines.

So maybe I’m not flicking my ashes in a used car lot while you consider recommending a good mouthwash and tailor. Because I believe in all the beautiful people I’ve partnered with, and I believe their programs can make a powerful difference for you.

As you walk past the inflatable arm-flailing tube man, please note the sign: This offer ends at midnight PST tonight.

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Lori Deschene is the founder of Tiny Buddha. She started the site after struggling with depression, bulimia, c-PTSD, and toxic shame so she could recycle her former pain into something useful and inspire others to do the same. You can find her books, including Tiny Buddha’s Gratitude Journal and Tiny Buddha’s Worry Journal, here and learn more about her eCourse, Recreate Your Life Story, if you’re ready to transform your life and become the person you want to be.

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