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5+5 FNPhenomenal Ways to Save $100 This Week Without Killing Your Lifestyle by Aisha Taylor

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Nina, Jordan, Bretta, and Amber are fly, successful, professional women. When you look at them, you just know they have it all together. However, these four friends share a secret that they keep from the world and even each other: their financial status isn’t everything it appears to be. Although their outward appearance and status in the city suggest otherwise, they are living paycheck to paycheck, and beyond. But one day, everything changes. The four women are forced to confront their financial struggles and embark upon a new life—a life that includes lifestyle changes to achieve their ultimate goal of financial freedom. Follow these ladies as they discover their authentic purpose, and learn about the steps they took to start their journey to become phenomenal and financially free. For more information about this book, please visit Aisha at: www.FNPhenomenal.com aishataylor@fnphenomenal.com www.thefacebook.com/FNPhenomenal www.twitter.com/FNPhenomenal

#BOSSChat with Author and Reality Star (Blood, Sweat and Heals) Demetria Lucas 1/30 at 8PM ET Live on Twitter

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Affectionately known as “Belle”, Demetria L. Lucas is the author of  A Belle in Brooklyn: The Go-to Girl for Advice on Living Your Best Single Life   (Atria); the creator of the award-winning personal blog ABelleInBrooklyn.com ; and the founder of Coached By Belle, a boutique life-coaching service, where Demetria helps clients solve their dating dilemmas and build healthy relationships. Demetria is also a contributing editor for The Root, where she pens two weekly columns, and is a contributing writer for the websites of  The Grio, XO Jane, Essence, Clutch, Vibe Vixen  and  Uptown . Demetria was named one of “the Blogosphere’s Best” by Black Enterprise Magazine, selected among “30 Black Bloggers You Should Know” by The Root, picked as one of Essence.com ’s “40 Fierce & Fab Under 40”, and featured as “The Best of Brooklyn” by Brooklyn News 12. Additionally her debut book, A Belle in Brooklyn, was nominated for “Best Self Help” at the 2011 African-American Literary Awards, and