Melissa PearsonFounder, Avowal 119 · Founder

Selling jewelry out of my car Part One … #faith #storytime #podcast #jewelry #friends

17 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this informal, first‑person monologue, the speaker recounts an incident where she tried to sell jewelry from the back of her car and unintentionally touched a customer's property, prompting a reprimand. She reflects on the importance of consent and taking responsibility, emphasizing that in 2026 personal accountability is a core value. She then shifts excitement to a forthcoming customer testimony about why a particular necklace was purchased. The segment ends with a promotional plug for Le Dream Jaxx nail salon, praising it as her go‑to place for fresh nails and recommending it to other women.

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I never thought I'd see the day where I'm selling jewelry out the back of my car, but consent is a big deal. Do not touch other people's property without permission. So, I mean, I learned that the hard way. I wasn't thinking with my adult brain. I was thinking with my excited brain. And so, yeah, the lady got a little mad that we were touching her property and stuff. So rightfully so. Not complaining. Taking total accountability because in the year 2026, when we take accountability, that's, that's what's up. All right. But anyways, that's a whole other side rant. But I'm so excited. Can't wait to share testimony that was just made. Of why she bought the necklace that she did. I love these girls at Le Dream. They keep it fresh. Go— that's the only place I go to get my nails done. So ladies, if you're looking for a place for nails, Le Dream Jaxx is where you get it done.