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Boom With A Bang!Awesomeness and 'Done Doesn't Exist' with Stella Scott

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Stella Scott defies limits. A dancer who conquered club feet, she founded a dance company at 20. As an opera singer, she graced stages as Donna Elvira and the Queen of the Night.

She’s also a coach, Gestalt therapist, and astrologer. Stella helps women leaders transform their self-image and life story, guiding them to become the queens of their own lives through a unique blend of holistic practices.

In this episode, Stella explains

• “Cosmic orchestra”
• Flaws she perceives in western religion
• Our awesomeness
• “Done doesn’t exist”
• Love and compassion for ourselves

Stella and I also discuss her amazing app. Her genius seems to have no finish line.

Listen now and then share this episode!

Find Stella’s app at https://www.cosmicstrategies.app/

Learn more about Stella and find all her links at https://boomwithabang.com/the-boomer-womans-podcast-stella-scott/

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