From the outside, Felice seemed to be living the American dream, but in reality, she was living a financial lie. When Oprah first met this stay-at-home mother of six in 2007, she admitted to spending $300 to $400 a month at Starbucks and nearly $60 a week on tanning and manicures. “When I do shop, I do kind of get a rush. It makes me feel good,” she said. “Afterwards, though, I get depressed.
Felice didn't have health insurance for her six children. Viewers across the nation were fired up about her reckless spending, but Oprah says Felice was actually a great teacher. Watch Felice's story and find out why pretending to be anything other than who you really are will never allow you to reach your full potential.
Felice didn't have health insurance for her six children. Viewers across the nation were fired up about her reckless spending, but Oprah says Felice was actually a great teacher. Watch Felice's story and find out why pretending to be anything other than who you really are will never allow you to reach your full potential.
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