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Supreme Being, Susan Downing Interviewed On Pro Business Insights

Interviewed by: Stewart Andrew Alexander

STEWART: Good morning. Stewart Alexander here, the Authority Marketing Guy, here in sunny Jamaica. This morning, a beautiful Sunday morning, I have the pleasure of being here with a beautiful young lady all the way from Canada. First of all, good morning to you, Susan. SUSAN: Good morning. STEWART: As I just alluded, that's her name, Susan Downing. Could you tell us a … [Read more...] about Supreme Being, Susan Downing Interviewed On Pro Business Insights

Fat Burning Expert Rauve Haley Of 4XFitness Reveals “Six Pack” Secrets To Perfect Abs

Interviewed by: Stewart Andrew Alexander

Rauve Haley, founder of 4XFitness based in Alexandria, VA often gets asked, “How do I get a six pack?” His first response is, “Tell me what is in your kitchen – then let’s talk about a six pack.” With the many fat burning and six pack fads that pop up seemingly daily, Rauve addresses how men and women struggle to burn fat in hopes of getting a six pack while enjoying life and … [Read more...] about Fat Burning Expert Rauve Haley Of 4XFitness Reveals “Six Pack” Secrets To Perfect Abs

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