This episode: So early on, I have a taste of money, how to make money. I delivered newspapers. I used to do cold calling, even the age of 14 with my parents’ agreement. I also used to put labels on products for a beauty product company. Making money was just a fun thing to do. A real pivotal moment was when my mom was buying a sweater for my brother for the new school year. And I was like, what about me? They were there for girls too. My mom said “well, you have your money, buy your own.” From that moment, I decided that I would not ask for money. I will make my own money. I'll never ask for anything again. That was a really pivotal moment. It’s what prompted me to even become more of an entrepreneur. I wanted to make money because that was my driver point.

What's your relationship with money? Do you base your success in life by how much money you have? Were you taught that not having money means mean you were a loser or you were not deserving? If you want to hear how Orly changed her relationship with money from a negative mindset to a positive one, listen to the full episode.

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Orly Amor Bio: Orly Amor is a passionate entrepreneur, international speaker, and bestselling author, who has dedicated her life to inspiring and empowering individuals around the world to achieve their dreams and live a fulfilling life. She is the founder, and Trustee of the You Are My Light Foundation and Trust, a non-profit organization that aims to support and uplift Rescued Victims of Human Trafficking and Modern day Slavery.

The You Are My Light Foundation and Trust is committed to creating a safe and supportive environment, education, resources, and mentorship to those affected by trafficking, modern day slavery, poverty, violence, and discrimination.

Her commitment to social justice and equality has made her a true inspiration to many, and her legacy will continue to impact generations to come.