Razzles, Rabbit Holes & Spare Change Magic

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🌸 Currently sipping: Third cup of coffee (because some days call for a sequel)

📚 Currently inspired by: "13 Going on 30" (where has this gem been all my life?!)

✨ Currently dreaming about: All the magic one ordinary rich girl can create

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Sometimes life hands you the exact movie you need exactly when you need it. After someone mentioned that Ordinary Rich Girl gives off "13 Going on 30" vibes, I finally watched it. Four times. (Zero regrets.) Between happy-crying over Jenna's journey and feeling seen by her rediscovery of joy, playfulness, and authenticity, I had an epiphany about my own business journey: Sometimes our best chapters begin when we embrace our true selves – shoulder dancing, Razzles (you know, the candy that's first a candy, then a gum, then a metaphor for growing up)and all – instead of trying to write someone else's story.

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1. Found the most delightful money hack through Acorns app – they're literally giving away $1000 when you help five friends start investing their spare change. (Like finding $20 in your jacket pocket, but make it way bigger!)

2. Finally embracing my multi-passionate ADHD entrepreneur heart by creating several faceless brands instead of trying to squish all my personalities into one. It's like having different outfits for different occasions, except they're businesses.

3. Watching Ordinary Rich Girl (the brand) embrace all her personalities at once. The magic isn't about choosing between who you were and who you are – it's about letting all your versions collaborate on something extraordinary.
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Picture this: You're deep in a creation rabbit hole (we're talking Alice in Wonderland levels of deep), working on something completely new, when suddenly you have one of those movie-moment revelations. You know the ones – where the main character gasps and the background music swells

Here's mine: A rich life isn't about perfectly balancing our digital and analog worlds. It's about embracing both extremes – the deep-dive work sessions AND the completely unplugged moments. The intense creation phases AND the quiet reflection times. Like how a good story needs both action and rest, or how the best romcoms need both chaos and calm.

Some weeks you're on fire, building new things and barely coming up for air. Other weeks you're journaling in cafes and taking long walks. And maybe that contrast – that beautiful mess of extremes – is exactly what makes it all work.

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Option A: Tell me about your favorite coming-of-age movie that still hits different every time you watch it. (Bonus points if it makes you cry happy tears!)

Option B: What's your favorite way to make money while doing absolutely nothing? Mine is watching my spare change turn into something substantial in my Acorns account while I rewatch "13 Going on 30" for the fifth time. (No judgment here!)

Option C: Share your favorite way to balance (or purposefully unbalance!) your digital and analog life. Do you have a specific ritual that helps you transition between the two?

The ball's in your court! (Or should I say, the note's being passed to your desk?) Hit reply with your choice – I promise to write back without folding it into an origami swan 💌

With ordinary riches & extraordinary dreams,

XOXO Ordinary Rich Girl

P.S. Wrong answers only: If your business was the main character in a romcom, what would its meet-cute with success look like? Mine's definitely spilling coffee on a laptop only to discover the glitch created a million-dollar algorithm.
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