ThirdWorldGlam
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witchofwestbyfleet
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Can You Be Eleghunt On A Budget & Level Up For Free?
LOL, no! You have to pay Anna A LOT OF MONEY to be eleghunt!
Anna says eleghunce =/= affluence. Instead, ask yourself why you want to be eleghunt and then you can prioritise your spending. She uses the word "resources" about six times in a single sentence. You should CENTRALIZE your WHY i.e. what's most important to you? Is it your personal brand or how you position yourself? (You can tell she's regurgitating that digital marketing course here, aren't you?) Eleghunce is just a tool for self-development, dear mangoes. It's not a mark of affluence. That's what your Hermessas are for.
Examples of eleghunce that don't cost money include good posture, #bekind, and scrub the internet of your embarrassing photos. Her example is a picture of herself in the good old Paradise Hotel days, lounging on a boat and lighting a cigarette off the previous one. And she still looked better than she does now. Some things do cost money, like clothes, but never fear! Anna's got you covered, watch her old videos about what to buy at H&M, Zara, and Mango. But don't go back too far to the videos where she insults them and says she would never touch the material.
She then says to ask yourself if you want an eleghunt life, a luxurious life, or a "quality" life (apparently devoted to being out in nature and a farm girl like her! *snickers*) Don't assume they're all the same thing otherwise you might become overwhelmed and not bother trying to level up. Eleghunce is not all about money. Ask yourself what eleghunt people you know that aren't wealthy, such as the little old lady who dresses nicely for church, rather than getting 'em out like Anna did. It costs nothing to make an effort, laydeez.
We live in an AGE OF ABUNDANCE where you can learn all about eleghunce and culture from the internet. This bit is accompanied by Anna's head photoshopped onto a schoolchild, which is as disturbing as it sounds. She gives away lots of free resources, including her last everrrr free workshop about levelling up - that's right! The Fabulous Future Formula plug! There will not be any more free workshops about levelling up. Did I just hear a very telling little word slip in there?
Yes, you can find anything on the internet. But you should also buy her paid courses. And her coaching programme. Buy now, or as she calls it, "invest in your education." Allow your transformation to take time and don't expect overnight results. If you're a broke bitch, you can't afford her course but buy yourself a book or some nice flowers. Also, listen to classical music or Oprah, they give you eleghunt energy. You can also go to an eleghunt building like a museum or a pretty European village! Anyways, go sign up for The Fabulous Future Formula, she's bored now, byeeeeee!
LOL, no! You have to pay Anna A LOT OF MONEY to be eleghunt!
Anna says eleghunce =/= affluence. Instead, ask yourself why you want to be eleghunt and then you can prioritise your spending. She uses the word "resources" about six times in a single sentence. You should CENTRALIZE your WHY i.e. what's most important to you? Is it your personal brand or how you position yourself? (You can tell she's regurgitating that digital marketing course here, aren't you?) Eleghunce is just a tool for self-development, dear mangoes. It's not a mark of affluence. That's what your Hermessas are for.
Examples of eleghunce that don't cost money include good posture, #bekind, and scrub the internet of your embarrassing photos. Her example is a picture of herself in the good old Paradise Hotel days, lounging on a boat and lighting a cigarette off the previous one. And she still looked better than she does now. Some things do cost money, like clothes, but never fear! Anna's got you covered, watch her old videos about what to buy at H&M, Zara, and Mango. But don't go back too far to the videos where she insults them and says she would never touch the material.
She then says to ask yourself if you want an eleghunt life, a luxurious life, or a "quality" life (apparently devoted to being out in nature and a farm girl like her! *snickers*) Don't assume they're all the same thing otherwise you might become overwhelmed and not bother trying to level up. Eleghunce is not all about money. Ask yourself what eleghunt people you know that aren't wealthy, such as the little old lady who dresses nicely for church, rather than getting 'em out like Anna did. It costs nothing to make an effort, laydeez.
We live in an AGE OF ABUNDANCE where you can learn all about eleghunce and culture from the internet. This bit is accompanied by Anna's head photoshopped onto a schoolchild, which is as disturbing as it sounds. She gives away lots of free resources, including her last everrrr free workshop about levelling up - that's right! The Fabulous Future Formula plug! There will not be any more free workshops about levelling up. Did I just hear a very telling little word slip in there?
Yes, you can find anything on the internet. But you should also buy her paid courses. And her coaching programme. Buy now, or as she calls it, "invest in your education." Allow your transformation to take time and don't expect overnight results. If you're a broke bitch, you can't afford her course but buy yourself a book or some nice flowers. Also, listen to classical music or Oprah, they give you eleghunt energy. You can also go to an eleghunt building like a museum or a pretty European village! Anyways, go sign up for The Fabulous Future Formula, she's bored now, byeeeeee!
nanndini
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Hello ladies,
Wow! I was inactive for a few days and we already have a new thread
looking forward to all the gossip, although Scamma isn't giving us much to talk about...
A 37 year old woman dining pasta in an average restaurant for valentine's day and self bought red roses were the only thing we saw yesterday, nothing extraordinary or affluent about it π₯± it's mid February and still no content from her
Wow! I was inactive for a few days and we already have a new thread
looking forward to all the gossip, although Scamma isn't giving us much to talk about... A 37 year old woman dining pasta in an average restaurant for valentine's day and self bought red roses were the only thing we saw yesterday, nothing extraordinary or affluent about it π₯± it's mid February and still no content from her
OceanLover
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Oh, you don't need a personal invitation to go to these events, she most likely just saw an ad or picked up a flier somewhere, called and made a reservation. I've done it probably 100 times over the years, so have many people I know. I don't know about Geneva but where I live companies organize these events all the time, to acquire new clients and to promote their goods and services, or to celebrate opening/reopening. Usually the way it works is - a presenter gives a lecture outlining goods or services and the company's achievements (I should call it a sales presentation; in case of medical companies attendees might get a sample treatment), followed by lunch or dinner or, as in Anna's case, appetizers, and the presenter (or assistants, depending on the company) goes around collecting attendees' names and contact info and booking appointments while the guests mingle over food (which was the segment of the event that Anna documented, she didn't document the presentation). The events I've attended had been organized by all sorts of companies - investment management firms, plastic surgeons/dermatologists/dental offices, art galleries; the last one I attended recently was organized by a cremation company (morbid but inevitable). You don't dress up to these events, it's casual or, if you prefer, dressy casual. It looks like the event Anna attended was organized by Lamborghini dealership - maybe to celebrate expansion or a new fleet of cars? Maybe a French speaker can check Geneva Lamborghini dealership website, see if any info on this event can be found and report back to us? I suspect the lady in a blue blouse was one of the assistants working the event - she gives off those vibes.
ShootForTheMoon
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If it's really the restaurant that Aija says it is (Auberge d'Onex) then it's looks like an expensive place (at least as per Google). One reviewer on Foursquare describes it as 'the best Italian restaurant for special occasions in Geneva'. I think that's the reason why Aija mentioned the place this time...when it's something flashy, she likes to show it off. When it's a coffee shop at a mall, she calls it a 'secret location'Thank you @witchofwestbyfleet for the new thread and @vanillasky for the name! Here's to not taking 5 months to complete this thread
About Anna's Valentine's dinner (screenshots provided by the wonderful @Pardon my French from the last thread): this restaurant doesn't look super affluent to me - looks pretty normal to me. And was there no mention of the husband on Valentine's Day?!? She's gotta be escorting...
Also, who goes to a restaurant and says the best thing about it is the complementary candy lol
But yeah, looks like her 'Valentines' dinner' was an escort date...
Bastine de Beaumanoir
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How about update photos too? That photo has at least 4 years I guess. Talk about a fabulous Future...
ShootForTheMoon
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She is lazy, as always.
But what struck me as odd was that with her actions she once again implies that she actually lives alone ( which we already know, but her followers don't). I don't know what married, childless couples usually do on a Sunday afternoon but I thought it's typically something together (but not watching Netflix. Watching Netflix all afternoon - or even all weekend
- is what single gals usually do, I certainly did, ha ha). Shouldn't she try harder in pretending she's married by perhaps mentioning the husband here and there (specifically how he fits in her life)? I know she said they supposedly went for a power walk and had a lunch earlier today but anyone can say that. Aija, so far the evidence you've provided implies the same stuff over and over again; that you live alone (meaning; no husband around) and I still have my doubts about the dog being yours.Pardon my French
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Joe or not Joe?
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spillthyteasis
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So I actually entered "what are some traits of a high value woman" into ChatGPT and...Goals Calling looks like it was written by ChatGPT with photos sourced from Unsplash. Iβm not convinced itβs not run by an Indian guy in an office tower in Bangalore.
And I DARE you to click on that Iti girlβs βVIP Packageβ. Itβs literally just a payment screen where you give her β¬10,000.
"The concept of a "high value woman" can be subjective and dependent on individual values and preferences. However, some traits that are generally associated with high value women are:
- Self-respect and self-confidence: A high value woman values herself and knows her worth. She is confident in her abilities and does not rely on external validation to feel good about herself.
- Independence: A high value woman is not afraid to be alone and can take care of herself. She has her own goals and ambitions and does not depend on anyone else to achieve them.
- Honesty and authenticity: A high value woman is true to herself and does not try to be someone she's not. She is honest with herself and others, and does not engage in manipulative behavior or play mind games.
- Respect for others: A high value woman treats others with respect and kindness, regardless of their background or status. She does not judge others and is open-minded.
- Emotional intelligence: A high value woman is emotionally intelligent and aware of her own feelings and those of others. She is able to communicate effectively and empathetically, and can navigate difficult situations with grace and maturity.
- Ambition and drive: A high value woman is ambitious and driven, with a clear sense of purpose and direction. She is constantly working to improve herself and achieve her goals, while also supporting and empowering others.
- Boundaries: A high value woman knows her boundaries and is able to communicate them clearly and assertively. She does not compromise her values or allow others to treat her poorly.
- Positive mindset: A high value woman has a positive and optimistic outlook on life. She sees challenges as opportunities for growth and learning, and does not dwell on negativity or dwell on past failures.
Basically what was on Iti's page in different formatting
Laydiezzzz, you fool nobody
Roleena611
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Let's remind Anna of this Tiktok video.
No doubt Anna happens to be one of the granny pick-me bitches
No doubt Anna happens to be one of the granny pick-me bitches
sweet_tea
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Looked up Auberge d'Onex; apparently it's a Michelin star restaurant. (Also, the Google images look a lot nicer than Anna's zoomed-in stories) It's definitely the same restaurant though - I found the room that she was in.If it's really the restaurant that Aija says it is (Auberge d'Onex) then it's looks like an expensive place (at least as per Google). One reviewer on Foursquare describes it as 'the best Italian restaurant for special occasions in Geneva'. I think that's the reason why Aija mentioned the place this time...when it's something flashy, she likes to show it off. When it's a coffee shop at a mall, she calls it a 'secret location'
I don't see Anna actually paying for her own meal at a Michelin restaurant - and I don't think she was with her "husband" because we would have been blessed with a story showing the tip of his fingernail. I still think she was *attempting* to escort.
ShootForTheMoon
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So laydeez, it's Sunday and we haven't heard much from Banana this week, which is strange considering it was her birthday. No pics of restaurant menus, no pics of flowers that she her Average Joe husband supposedly bought for her, nothing. I can only assume that she's been busy escorting this week...
sweet_tea
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Some screenshots from today's video (@witchofwestbyfleet thanks for the lovely recap as always).
I actually quite liked the skirt and the polka dot dress (which Anna keeps calling a "polka dress" for some reason). Listening to Anna sing the praises of the midi dress made my heart sink because I love midi dresses - I don't know if I'll ever mentally recover from this video.
Half of the pieces she bought have potential, but she always manages to make everything look so freaking ugly!
I actually quite liked the skirt and the polka dot dress (which Anna keeps calling a "polka dress" for some reason). Listening to Anna sing the praises of the midi dress made my heart sink because I love midi dresses - I don't know if I'll ever mentally recover from this video.
Half of the pieces she bought have potential, but she always manages to make everything look so freaking ugly!
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I just got my summer tires - so winter is over. Did anyone see Anna wear her wonderful Hermes suede boots? That she definitely did not return?
See old post here: https://tattle.life/threads/anna-be...-over-whats-her-next-plan.30328/post-10847848
See old post here: https://tattle.life/threads/anna-be...-over-whats-her-next-plan.30328/post-10847848
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nanndini
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As if she was a millionaire before moving to Geneva (not that she's now), her dumb a** posts Γ la "I love Switzerland because it's great for rich people" is annoying af, like shut the f*** up, you're not rich, your ugly, wet rat looking, balding gay fake husband isn't either and you'll never belong to the "high society", no matter how much you're trying
I don't know how she'll finance that one though considering her latest meet and greet at a coffee shop with only water and chips... For sure it will be a wonderful party at some random parking lot behind Walmart Maybe she's looking to go with a sugar daddy/work as an escort/find a "sponsor"? 
That's what I was thinking, as someone who suffers from migraines myself (although I haven't had issues with perfumes) I'd not choose a strong Asian perfume with green tea notes. At this point she's just trying so bad to stand out and be original that it's comical...
She said she's listening to the book now and then, to be fair here not everyone is the type to listen to audiobooks (it's kind of hard for me too, i need to sit down focused and read) but her choice in books is funny. Like, as someone who lives an "affluent lifestyle" she should actually have enough free time to enjoy sitting down and reading a book...unless she's working full time?Well, she did say that reading Prince Harry's book was hard.
It looks like she is!
I don't know how she'll finance that one though considering her latest meet and greet at a coffee shop with only water and chips... For sure it will be a wonderful party at some random parking lot behind Walmart Maybe she's looking to go with a sugar daddy/work as an escort/find a "sponsor"?
ThirdWorldGlam
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Also some may have a LinkedIn profile with real connections and their companies / employers listed. Not like Anna's "husband" who had to delete all his socials
witchofwestbyfleet
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"Women don't have each other's backs" Translation: Other women don't like you because you are a vulgar scammer, transgress their boundaries, and backstab the women in your social group
Pardon my French
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Poor Teddy, having a birthday celebration at the boring office with no one but that cringe woman that claims to be mom.
Anna Bey has really gone from mentally fragile to seriously mental
Anna Bey has really gone from mentally fragile to seriously mental
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CantHoldUsDown
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She 100 % doesn't have a dog trainer like she claims.
If she did a) she wouldn't have to ask dumb questions to her followers, and b) he would not be this way at almost 1 years old.
I have a feeling she specifically waited to get Teddy until he was almost 1 year, thinking he would magically be more behaved than an actual few weeks old puppy. Now it's biting her in the ass, doggo training is sometimes needed up to 3 years of age to have them properly trained.
If she did a) she wouldn't have to ask dumb questions to her followers, and b) he would not be this way at almost 1 years old.
I have a feeling she specifically waited to get Teddy until he was almost 1 year, thinking he would magically be more behaved than an actual few weeks old puppy. Now it's biting her in the ass, doggo training is sometimes needed up to 3 years of age to have them properly trained.