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  <title>From “I Can’t Afford It” to $250 Sessions – The Rise of Charlese Williams</title>
  <description>Ready to set your fee? You choose the dream, we’ll do the math. 🎁 Download our FREE Fun with Fees Calculator 👉🏽 https://www.leaninmakebank.com/free Meet Charlese Williams, a powerhouse therapist from Atlanta who almost didn’t join LIMB — because she “couldn’t afford it.” What happened next changed everything. Charlese joined anyway. She faced her money fears, dismantled the lies she’d learned about what Black women “should” earn, and built a thriving private practice charging $250 per session — with boundaries, ease, and joy. If you’ve ever believed that financial freedom was for “other people,” this episode will shake that story loose. In this episode, Charlese shares:   The moment a white professor told her therapists only make $40K — and what she did with that information    How she broke free from the insurance “pimp game” and scarcity mindset    Why joining LIMB became an act of liberation    How she’s now leading with her worth and refusing to settle    What she’s learning about boundaries — even at her own wedding    Resources mentioned:   LIMB Academy    Fun With Fees Calculator    Charlese`s Instagram    </description>
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