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This week on The Thought SNOB Podcast, Paula dives headfirst into a bold and thought-provoking topic: the slippery slope of organized religion, inspired by Danny McBride’s brilliant satire The Righteous Gemstones. The show hilariously exposes a morally bankrupt megachurch family swimming in wealth—and it got Paula thinking: Do you really have to be a “good” person to manifest money?
Spoiler alert: No, you don’t.
In this episode, Paula unpacks the misconception that money is a reward for goodness, explores the deeper mechanics of manifestation, and reminds us that material success doesn’t equal moral integrity. Is she promoting bad behavior? Absolutely not. But Thought SNOB doesn’t sugarcoat the truth. It’s about facts, not fluff. Tune in to hear why being rich doesn’t mean being right—and what it really takes to manifest with intention.
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