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On this episode, political reporter Ian Donnis interviews Senator Sheldon Whitehouse on climate, dark money, the tax code, Rhode Island's loss of federal funding and what they may mean to the future of scientific research in our state and beyond. Whitehouse also takes on Democrats and why they lost the election….and, yes he talks about that vote on tariffs that he missed. Then, Michelle San Miguel profiles Ana Flores, a Cuban-born painter and sculptor, who has spent decades turning materials from nature into works of art. Finally, Michelle San Miguel and our contributor, WPRI 12's Politics Editor Ted Nesi explain what lawmakers are prioritizing in the final weeks of the General Assembly's annual session. And why members of the Rhode Island House were united in their effort to reject Governor Dan McKee's resolution to offer raises to 11 of his department heads.

This week, Diosa and Mala sit down with Ana Flores, founder of We All Grow, a digital platform and community space elevating Latina voices. And stories. After 14 years, Ana made the bold decision to sell her company. In this exclusive interview, Ana shares the multiple reasons she decided to pivot and embrace a new way of being. Ana is done with the hustle. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/locatora_productionsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sextou com um PrevCast!No episódio de hoje, nossa host recebe Ana Flores e Thais Tabernero para compartilhar a experiência de visitar os laboratórios da FM Global e participar de um treinamento na Tyco — fabricante reconhecida pela excelência dos produtos distribuídos pela Dinâmica.Uma conversa especial, com reflexões valiosas sobre o que realmente acontece “lá fora” e as principais diferenças culturais que impactam o nosso setor, a nossa profissão e a nossa sociedade.Temos certeza de que esse episódio vai despertar em você a vontade de viver experiências como essa. E a boa notícia: não precisa ir até Nova York. Em setembro, acontece a PrevWeekend — a maior imersão de prevenção contra incêndio da América Latina — e você ainda pode garantir sua vaga.Para isso, coloque seu nome na lista de espera! O 2º lote de ingressos já está aberto e nosso time entrará em contato APENAS com quem estiver na lista: PrevWeekend 4ª EdiçãoNão quer perder os próximos episódios do PREVCAST? Então: Siga nosso perfil Deixe sua avaliação 5 estrelas Compartilhe este episódio com seu colega de prev!

L'home de la maleta. Crítica teatral de l'obra «El venedor de fum», de Piti Español i Joan Font. Intèrpret: Joan Font. Direcció tècnica: Joan Raga. Disseny il·luminació: Verónica Salatino. Tècnic d'il·luminació: Jordi Ventosa. Vestuari: Joan Font. Escenografia: Joan Raga i Joan Font. So: Joan Gil. Agraïments: La Máquina de Teatro de València. Producció de Comediants, Teatre La Màquina i Anexa. Equip Teatre Akadèmia: Direcció artística: Guido Torlonia. Gerència i Cap de producció: Meri Notario. Cap de premsa i assistència a la direcció artística: Fernando Solla. Cap de màrqueting i comunicació: Ana Flores. Comunicació i públics: Vinyet Vila. Cap tècnic: Lluís Serra. Tècnic auxiliar: Víctor Castro. Taquilla: Xavi Gómez. Community Manager: Eladi Bonastre. Direcció de l'espectacle: Joan Font. Estrena a Fira de Tàrrega 2023. Gira per diversos escenaris 2024. Reposició: Teatre Akadèmia, Barcelona, 24 abril 2025. Veu: Andreu Sotorra. Música: Viatge del sol. Interpretació: Comediants. Composició: Comediants. Àlbum: Sol, solet, 1983.

Les mares de la llum. Crítica teatral de l'obra «La veritat sobre la llum», d'Audur Ava Ólafsdóttir. Adaptació d'Anna Maria Ricart Codina. Traducció de Macià Riutort (a partir de la versió islandesa). Intèrprets: Maria Casellas, Roger Julià, Andrea Portella Fontbernat i Rosa Renom. Il·luminació: Ferran Utzet. Escenografia: Sergi Corbera Gaju. Vestuari: Giulia Grumi. Espai sonor: Guillem Rodríguez. Suport il·luminació i cap tècnic: Àngel Puertas. Producció executiva: Els Telers Produccions. Suport a la producció: Arnau Nadal. Fotografies: Felipe Mena. Fotografia d’assaig: Alba Lajarín. Agraïments: Pilar Artigas, Josep Caselles, Llàtzer Garcia, Montserrat Tolosa, Fundació AISGE, La Perla 29, Centre d’Arts Santa Mònica i Roberto Montes (trezze.23). Una coproducció d’Els telers produccions i Teatre Akadèmia. Amb el suport de l’ICEC i la Diputació de Barcelona. Equip Teatre Akadèmia: Direcció artística: Guido Torlonia. Gerència i cap de producció: Meri Notario. Cap de premsa i assistència a la direcció artística: Fernando Solla. Cap de màrqueting i comunicació: Ana Flores. Comunicació i públics: Vinyet Vila. Cap tècnic: Lluís Serra. Tècnic auxiliar: Víctor Castro. Taquilla: Xavi Gómez. Community Manager: Eladi Bonastre. Coproducció d'Els Telers i Teatre Akadèmia. Ajudanta de direcció de l'espectacle: Clara Moraleda. Direcció de l'espectacle: Ferran Utzet. Teatre Akadèmia, Barcelona, 9 abril 2025. Veu: Andreu Sotorra. Música: Sofðu unga ástin mín. Interpretació: Svavar Knútur. Composició: Jóhann Sigurjónsson (cançó de bressol islandesa). Àlbum: Vögguvísur, 2012.

Eliel e Ana Flores tiveram um PrevDebate para entendemos onde começa e termina o projeto de prevenção contra incêndio! Assine nossa Newsletter pelo LinkedIn, onde compartilhamos diversos conteúdos sobre a Prevenção Contra Incêndio: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/prevnews-prevworld-7113228908740718592/ Escute o ep 257 completo aqui: https://youtu.be/YKQF-UodMJo?si=BHlZ_zWf4aaRMH2R   Curtiu esse episódio? deixa uma avaliação!

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Ready to break free from the hustle mentality and create a business rooted in ease, flow, and authentic community? In this powerful interview, Ana Flores, founder of the multimillion-dollar platform We All Grow Latina, shares her transformative journey and the mindset shifts that allowed her to rebuild her business from the brink of bankruptcy by prioritizing self-care, intuition, and community. Discover how Ana: → Overcame limiting beliefs and generational trauma to embrace her power → Rebuilt her business by returning to her spiritual practices and prioritizing well-being → Cultivates a thriving community based on mirroring experiences and empowering Latinas → Redefines success and abundance through collaboration and shared growth Whether you're an entrepreneur looking to create a purpose-driven business or a woman yearning to reconnect with your roots and step into your power, this episode is a must-listen. Join Gabriella and Ana for a heart-centered conversation that will inspire you to lead with courage, embrace your unique path, and create a life and business that aligns with your deepest values. About our guest: Ana Flores Website: https://www.weallgrowlatina.com/ Store: https://shop.weallgrowlatina.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weallgrowlatina ____ Ready to say YES to your pleasure? Click the link below to receive my FREE gift to you. If you're seeking to reclaim your pleasure and vitality, join Gabriella at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.pleasureinthepause.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for this enlightening journey into the heart of female pleasure and empowerment.

FELIZ DIA DA MULHER!! E para comemorar essa data especial, gravamos um episódio inédito por aqui. Com quatro mulheres incríveis que se destacam e elevam cada vez o mercado da prevenção contra incêndio. Debatemos sobre o cenário da Prevenção Contra Incêndio no Brasil, sobre  maneiras de espalhar conhecimento e ainda como conscientizar a sociedade, sabendo que esse é o caminho para a evolução! Nesse episódio a Re Dal Molin  juntamente com a Ana Flores, a Lilian Salim e a Giovana Feltrin trouxeram pautas sobre o empreendedorismo mega  importantes,  para você mulher e também para  projetistas no geral. Conversando sobre diversos temas e transitando entre técnica e conscientização mostrando de fato que a: Prevenção Contra Incêndio não é “só” um Projetinho! Conheça nossa Patrocinadora:https://www.linkedin.com/company/prevworldoficial/  Fique ligado para os próximos episódios: - Deixe o like - Inscreva-se no canal - Ative o sininho das notificações Comunidade da Prevenção:  https://www.instagram.com/prevworld_/

Ana Flores, fundadora de WeAllGrow Latina y Estefanía Lacayo conversan sobre crear comunidad y oportunidades para mujeres Latino Americanas. ★ Support this podcast ★

Community has been at the center of my business since I've started it. That's why I'm so glad this week's guest is the person who inspired me to invest in my community in the first place. This week's we're speaking to the amazing, Ana Flores!    A community builder and soul-centered entrepreneur, Ana Flores is living her passion as the founder of #WeAllGrow Latina, a 100% Latina-owned and operated community-driven media and events ecosystem founded in 2010 with a mission of connecting and fueling the entrepreneurial spirit of Latinas. Born in Houston, Texas, raised in El Salvador, Ana is now settled in Los Angeles, where she lives with her daughter and lives every day by the now infamous phrase she coined 13 years ago: “When one grows, we all grow.”   In this week's episode, Ana talks about the importance of following your soul whisper and how it listens when it speaks to you. Following her soul whisper was the push she needed to create #WeAllGrow Latina and start this incredible journey of democratizing our voices. Listen to hear all about how she became a founder, how she stuck with her passions even when it was hard, and what inspired her to create a deck of conversation cards.  Connect with Ana: Instagram @‌anaflores_meInstagram @‌weallgrowlatina TikTok @‌weallgrowlatina Website: http://weallgrowlatina.com   Website: www.theerikacruz.com Follow Erika on: Instagram @‌theerikacruzTikTok @‌theerikacruzLinkedIn How to work with Erika: Join the waitlist for Courage Driven Latina here.   Podcast production for this episode was provided by CCST.

Mais uma sexta. Mais um Prevcast! No episódio de hoje, você entenderá a complexidade de dimensionar um projeto de segurança contra incêndio, a responsabilidade de um projetista, e a diferença entre um Projeto executivo e um Projeto técnico. Quem irá nos explicar sobre, é a incrível Ana Flores, engenheira e arquiteta Founder e CEO da AF Engenharia, uma empresa com um time de 15 projetistas e mais de 15 anos de experiência na área. A Ana é uma empresária de sucesso que mostra como é possível viver da Prevenção Contra Incêndio, provando que a Engenharia de Segurança contra Incêndio é muito mais do que um simples projetinho!! E como sempre, mais um episódio com total apoio e patrocínio da ILUMAC A melhor empresa de SDAI do mercado, não deixe de conhecer seu incrível portfólio:

Ana Flores, Founder & Co-CEO of #WeAllGrow Latina, grew up with the benefit of bi-cultural knowledge. It has helped her build supportive communities throughout her journey and enhance of superpower of connecting people as a bridge. While she is still working on her initial dream of working with Oprah, she has created an outsized impact for others across a number of different roles, responsibilities and organizations.List to her story to learn how she built her intuition and view of limitless possibilities in our world. You will learn:to prioritize getting yourself in the room and providing value.that you can find your purpose through helping others.to validate and follow your intuition.  You can follow Ana's story at:Ana IG / #WeAllGrow IG / WeAllGrow TikTok / AmigaHood AppFollow the pod: IG - https://www.instagram.com/podwhatsyourstory/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@podwhatsyourstory Twitter - https://twitter.com/PodWhatsYourSto Follow my story: Main site - https://www.mattestory.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattestory/ IG - https://www.instagram.com/mattestory/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@mattestory Twitter - https://twitter.com/mattestory

Discover the power of identity, community, and humor in the latest episode of Coffee N° 5! Ana Flores, a trailblazing first-generation Latina, shares her insights on navigating two worlds. Explore resources for Latina women, connect marketing strategies with diverse communities, and learn how to use your truth to build connections. Join Lara and Ana Flores as they unpack the intricate threads of identity, culture, and business over a cup of coffee. Don't miss this captivating episode!We'll talk about:The Amigahood app, where Latina women can connect and better themselves personally and professionallyHow to align your marketing strategy with different communitiesHow to use your truth to connect with your audienceThe importance of reconciling identity, business, and cultureFor more information, visit Touchland's website.Subscribe to Lara's newsletter.Follow our host Lara Schmoisman on social media:Instagram: @laraschmoismanFacebook: @LaraSchmoismanLinkedIn: @laraschmoismanTwitter: @LaraSchmoismanLike and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts.Join our Facebook Group. Support the show

On creating strong communities, pivoting out of productivity and shifting toward ease. 3:00 – Las Founders, founded in 2022, is a Los Angeles held event for entrepreneurs focused on hearing from Latina Entrepreneurs. Meeting the expectations for attendees while sustaining event and production costs. 6:10 – Women with an entrepreneurial spirit. Disentangling the growth and rebalancing of growth through the pandemic through focused objectives and offerings. 8:10 – 2-Day event in October 2023; serving the different identities within the community. 3 Pillars – Heal, Commune, Grow. Addressing ancestral and systematic wounds through healing in community, and growing from that space. 10:25 – ‘Heal' Track and Wellness Day; Keynote this year from Yung Pueblo. Day 1 – Thrive With Ease; Day 2 – “Connect With Your Innermost Self.” 12:55 – Transitioning from massive elaborate summits to something smaller, and more true. Prioritizing ease, and creating time and space rather than being controlled by the time and space. What comes in naturally? 14:55 – We find validation when we can ‘do it all,' but find a tipping point when our priorities begin to need filling and we have to manage what cups get filled. How can I position myself in creation and attraction mode? 17:10 – Exploring ways to edit and make things half as long, and simpler. What does prayer mean to you? Connection. Humility to ask for help. 19:55 – Break The Cycle: A Guide to Healing Intergenerational Trauma by Dr Mariel Buqué; Breaking the cycle of abandonment – The ultimate support is the support we get from within ourselves. 21:55 – It is ok to take it slow, say no, create loving boundaries, find soft spaces. How do we slow things down? Proactively incorporating a meditation practice. 24:00 – Making weekends/time off sacred for the team collectively. Respecting your rest, space and time. Ana Flores is Houston-born, El Salvador-raised. She's worked in television production for Univision, MTV Latin America and other Spanish-language networks for 15 years before becoming a stay-at-home mom. When her husband was out of work and the cost of childcare became too expensive in 2009, she and a friend launched SpanglishBaby, a blog for parents raising bilingual and bicultural kids. Within a year, Flores was able to monetize blog posts for about $40 and found herself building “a small community” with fellow ambitious Latina bloggers. Soon she was actively pitching ideas to brands, connecting them with the 25-30 Latina bloggers and influencers from her online community. “And that's what became Latina Bloggers Connect in 2010, with no money, with no resources,” Flores told TODAY. “I saw a path — a support system of people that were willing to open doors for each other.” Six years later, Flores rebranded Latina Blogger Connect as #WeAllGrow Latina, a Latina-owned, self-funded website that elevates the voices of Latinas and provides them with the resources — and inspiration — they need to succeed. “We really make it a point to hire within our community, because that is how we build socio and economic power,” Vanessa Santos — who joined #WeAllGrow as a partner and co-CEO in December 2021 — told TODAY. Flores and Santos believe that to see one woman grow doesn't mean that it's going to take away an opportunity for another. Championing “amigahood,” or sisterhood, their website has exceeded 20,000 subscribers, or “amiga members." The free online community is available for English or Spanish-speaking Latinas and offers original content, mentorship, wellness sessions, resources, connections, access to virtual and in-person events like the annual #WeAllGrow Summit, plus exclusive perks created to support entrepreneurs, creatives and professionals. Through their digital platform and in-person events, #WeAllGrow is helping Latinas turn their ideas into realities. Las Founders was founded in 2022 is the Los Angeles-held event for entrepreneurs sold out and had over 400 attendees taking in panels and conversations with Latina entrepreneurs about how they got their start. In September 2022, the organization hosted the sixth annual #WeAllGrow Summit. The first summit was held in 2015 and focused on content creation and networking. As the years went by, it's become bigger and more interactive, with Forbes including it as one of 19 Conferences Every Creative Should Attend in 2018 and 2019. This year's sold-out event, held in Palm Desert, California, welcomed over 600 attendees ready to “heal, commune and grow” — which also happen to be the organization's three pillars. In 2023, Las Founders will be a two-day event in October. 

Ana Flores es Fundadora y CEO de #WeAllGrow Latina, la primera y más exitosa comunidad de creadoras de contenido y emprendedoras latinas en Estados Unidos. Ana se ha convertido en una figura importantísima para las mujeres latinas en Estados Unidos con su misión de elevar las historias y voces de las mujeres a través del poder de la unión en comunidad. Su conferencia anual, #WeAllGrow Summit fue nombrada en el 2018 y el 2019 por Forbes.com como una de las 19 conferencias que todo creativo debería de atender. Hoy platicamos con Ana acerca de cómo vive su biculturalidad y de cómo han influenciado su vida los tres países que forman parte de su historia. También platicamos de los retos de crear WeAllGrow Latina, cómo se ha transformado a través de los años y cómo logra hacer de este espacio, un lugar en donde todas nuestras identidades caben para sanar, compartir, pero, sobre todo, crecer.We All Grow Latina @weallgrowlatina@anaflores_me@ciudadhpodcast

Today, we are talking about Latina power and community building. We speak with the founder and CEO #WeAllGrow Latina, Ana Flores, a digital and IRL lifestyle community of impactful Latinas and Femme-Latines who support and uplift each other. Their goal? To increase visibility and grow our social and economic power. The community started in 2010 and since then has grown into a following of 253K and counting on Instagram and bringing people together in person from their Las Founders events out west to their annual summit which just made a return this year. I first attended their summit several years ago, where I had the opportunity to meet other Latinas growing businesses and spaces of their own from writers to life coaches and ecommerce. All are mujeres I still follow and keep in touch with today. In this episode we speak with Ana about We All Grow's story, turning a profit and the nonlinear story of building. Follow We All Grow Latina: https://www.instagram.com/weallgrowlatina/?hl=en Follow Moneda Moves on Instagram: @MonedaMoves Follow your host Lyanne Alfaro on Instagram: @LyanneAlfaro Main podcast theme song from Premium Beat. Our music is from Epidemic Sound.

Había una vez una niña que parecía callada y tímida, pero tenía una mente rápida y un gran corazón. Su nombre era Ruth. Ruth estudió leyes y se convirtió en una gran abogada. Estaba decidida a hacer del mundo un lugar más equitativo para mujeres, hombres, inmigrantes y personas de color. ¡Y así lo hizo! Primero como abogada y luego como jueza de la Corte Suprema de Los Estados Unidos, Ruth Bader Ginsburg hizo historia como la defensora de la voz de los oprimidos en su país. Basado en la serie de libros éxito en ventas “Cuentos de Buenas Noches para Niñas Rebeldes” es una producción de Adonde Media. Para conocer más ingresa a https://ninasrebeldespodcast.com

Ana Flores es una productora de contenidos y empresaria nacida en Estados Unidos y criada en El Salvador. Actualmente, lidera la red de influenciadoras digitales “We All Grow Latina” con la misión de elevar las voces y las historias de mujeres latinas mediante el poder de la comunidad. Basado en la serie de libros éxito en ventas “Cuentos de Buenas Noches para Niñas Rebeldes” es una producción de Adonde Media. Para conocer más ingresa a https://ninasrebeldespodcast.com

Rick Sanchez and show producer Scotty Mednick discuss a recent story reported on Fox News saying that the majority of the Venezuelan immigrants coming into the US are violent criminals that were taken out of prisons and sent to Texas and Florida by the Venezuelan government.  Sanchez and Mednick affirm that this story has no credible source and was simply used as a defense mechanism by the GOP after Florida Governor Ron DeSantis started receiving harsh criticism for exporting 50 Venezuelan immigrants to Massachusetts last month.  Sanchez then welcomes Venezuelan journalists Ana Flores and Luis Sucre to the show and they reveal that direct flights to the US from Venezuela don't exist and that the actual journey that these immigrants must endure is long, arduous, and very dangerous.   RSN_S1_E0047 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of “This is Motherhood,” host Joyce Brewer speaks with Ana Flores, the founder of #WeAllGrow Latina about her organizing work, raising bilingual children, and raising her daughter in community with other powerful women.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Channel your inner power! This week we interview Ana Flores, business leader, Chingona, Boss lady, trailblazer, our Amiga founder and CEO of the #WeAllGrow Latina Network. Ana shares candidly the journey she has gone through in the past 2 years with WAG, from almost losing everything when the pandemic to now selling out the Annual We All Grow in 30 minutes She tells us how getting out of her own way to show her vulnerability was the toughest most scariest decision she had to take and how that decision opened up the door to amazing opportunities, growth and an intensive support from her community. Today We All Grow is a thriving healthy growing community that reflects Ana's strength and resilience We also talk about the ups and downs we experience during middle school and how much fun this stage is with our own children creating a stronger more beautiful relationships. We discuss all things Co-parenting and the benefits of spending time by ourselves. This is one episode you don't want to miss! For full notes, visit http://supermamas.com Like us on https://www.facebook.com/supermamaspodcast/ Double tap on https://www.instagram.com/_supermamas/

On this episode, the jefa of jefas sits down with us to share her journey from working in a corporate environment, to working freelance in media and starting her empire. Ana Flores is the founder of the iconic platform We All Grow Latina and shares all of her tips on how to become a business owner!

Listeners, we're back this week with Ana Flores.A community builder and soul-centered entrepreneur, Ana Flores is the founder and CEO of #WeAllGrow Latina, the first network of Latina influencers founded in 2010 with a mission to elevate the voices and stories of Latinas through the power of community. #WeAllGrow has evolved into the go-to community for Latinas driving social and economic impact. The company's annual #WeAllGrow Summit was named by Forbes.com as one of “19 Conferences Every Creative Should Attend.”A sought-out speaker and thought leader in the areas of representation, Latinx identity, community building and gender equality, Ana has been recognized by the United Nations Women's L.A. chapter as a Champion of Change and by People en Español as one of “Las 25 Mujeres Más Poderosas”, amongst numerous other accolades. In 2016 she was invited to speak on two occasions at the White House, including the United States of Women Summit on gender diversity and women empowerment issues. Ana also sits on NALIP's Diverse Women in Media Initiative Advisory Committee and the HACE (Hispanic Alliance for Career Enhancement) Advisory Council.Born in Houston, Texas, raised in El Salvador and a graduate of the University of Florida, Ana is now settled in Los Angeles, where she lives with her daughter.During our conversation, we talked about:06:27 - Growing up in El Salvador 07:53 - Being odd 12:01 - El Salvador's civil war 18:39 - Her relationship with Mexico 20:23 - Getting to work at Univision 27:15 - Impostor syndrome 33:32 - Mexico is duality 38:12 - The beginning of Latina Bloggers Connect 42:12 - Intuition 47:12 - Bringing partnersThis  episode is brought to you by MagicMind is the world's first productivity drink.

On this episode, the jefa of jefas sits down with us to share her journey from working in a corporate environment, to working freelance in media and starting her empire. Ana Flores is the founder of the iconic platform We All Grow Latina and shares all of her tips on how to become a business owner! 

El empoderamiento femenino ha sido una de las banderas más destacadas de Fintelhub. Es muy importante que hoy en día las mujeres puedan adquirir inteligencia adaptativa, financiera y emocional para combatir el patriarcado de la cultura latinoamérica con respecto a las finanzas y otros ámbitos de la vida, donde las mujeres han obtenido cada vez más importancia e inclusión. Este episodio de Despierta Tus Finanzas Podcast, conversamos con Ana Flores (@anaflores_me) fundadora de WeAllGrow Latina (@weallgrowlatina), acerca del empoderamiento femenino, la desigualdad en la maternidad, cómo balancear la vida laboral y personal para enfocarte en tus metas, cómo tener una actitud emprendedora en tiempos de crisis, cómo sobreponerte a lo que pasa en tu entorno y cómo afecta a las mujeres el modelo de “todo lo puede”. Recomendaciones: 1. Comunidad: WeAllGrow Latina 2. Evento: WeAllGrow Summit 3. 4. Mentoría grupal: Despierta Tu Abundancia ¿Te gustó el episodio? Déjame un rating ★★★★★ y review al podcast. Así juntos construimos una comunidad de inteligencia financiera más fuerte. _________ Descarga GRATIS nuestro e-book "Retos y Caminos hacia el Bienestar Financiero" Si buscas mejorar tu gestión de dinero, únete a nosotros en el programa Despierta Tus Finanzas™ Únete a nuestra comunidad en Instagram: @juliofinance | @fintelhub Visita la web de Fintelhub

Gabrielle Walsh is an American actress, best known for her roles as Marisol in Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones, Ana Flores in 9-1-1 and Emily in Close Enough. In this episode Gabrielle and I talk about her acting journey, Close Enough, morally ambiguous characters, negative fan feedback and imposter syndrome. Gabrielle's social media: https://www.instagram.com/igabriellewalsh/ https://twitter.com/GabrielleEWalsh  

Today's episode is all about the ritual of beauty. Jess speaks with Ana Flores, speaker and founder of the We All Grow Latina network, about the beauty rituals that were handed down to her as a young woman from El Salvador.  Now as a mother herself, Ana is conscious about the beauty rituals and ideas she chooses to hand down to her 14 year old daughter. She shares how she talks with her daughter about beauty and the male gaze, and how she heals ancestral wounds. And she gives us a beautiful definition for what true beauty is.  Later on in the episode, Jess sits down with the professional troublemaker, Luvvie Ajayi Jones, to talk about beauty in the workplace and “bringing your full self to work.”  Luvvie is an author and speaker. She specializes in shaking up norms within the workplace. “The living embodiment of The Do,” as Jess calls her, Luvvie's hot takes and advice can help you be more yourself at work.  To sign the CROWN act petition to end hair discrimination in the workplace, and to find resources to help you boost hair confidence with a young person in your life, visit dove.com/thecrownact, or Google, “Dove, My Hair, My Crown.”  You can connect with Ana @anaflores_me, or @weallgrowlatina. And you can find Luvvie @Luvvie across social media, or at her Awesomely Luvvie Facebook page.  Please rate, review, subscribe and share Dominant Stories with everyone you know.  If you want to learn more about Dominant Stories and how you can challenge and change them, visit jessweiner.com or follow Jess on Instagram @imjessweiner.  You can also email us about your Dominant Stories and how you are changing them - podcast@jessweiner.com or leave us a voicemail at 213 259 3033 Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

An episode unlike any other, this week Sahar Paz and Ana Flores, the Founder of We All Grow Latina, have recorded individual messages for you who are ready to bring more ease into your journey.  Season 7 is dedicated to you looking at the patterns in your life, and breaking free from them - and therefore liberating yourself from the status quo.    The words of wisdom in this episode include:  Living, growing and thriving with a traumatized brain.  Self-expression to set yourself free.  Bridges, which ones to build, which ones to burn.    ABOUT ANA FLORES: A community builder and connector at heart, Ana Flores is the founder and CEO of #WeAllGrow Latina, the first network of Latina influencers founded in 2010 with a mission to elevate the voices and stories of Latinas through the power of community. #WeAllGrow has evolved into the go-to community for Latinas driving social and economic impact. The company's annual #WeAllGrow Summit was named by Forbes.com as one of “19 Conferences Every Creative Should Attend.” Born in Houston, Texas, raised in El Salvador and a graduate of the University of Florida, Ana is now settled in Los Angeles, where she lives with her daughter.   ABOUT SAHAR PAZ:  Sahar Paz didn't grow up playing house, she played office. At the age of 13, she launched a baby and pet sitting company generating more cash flow than all the lemonade stands in the neighborhood! A natural leader with an active left-and-right brain, Sahar was 25 years old in New York City with a lucrative career in Finance and bored out of her mind. Inspired to share what she learned in business, she pivoted and dedicated herself to feeding the entrepreneurial voice of teenagers by founding Free Your Star Foundation. The nonprofit partnered with low-income high schools in Brooklyn with credit-earning programs written by Sahar herself. Championing the voice of others to help them understand their emotional intelligence and their personal drivers has always been Sahar's mission. Her book, Find Your Voice part-memoir, part cognitive behaviour guide, epitomizes that pursuit. Published in 2014, her message gained attention within forward-thinking organizations such as HBO, Facebook, Whole Foods, and the Texas Medical Center, where Sahar was invited to deliver keynote presentations. After five years on the road, Sahar became the CEO of Own Your Voice Strategy Firm, a personal branding agency that focuses on placing professional on stages to speak. Today, she resides in Houston and has given up pet sitting to play with her dog Rico instead.  You can find Sahar on LinkedIn and Instagram @SaharPaz.   

"You become what you see" - Ana Flores/CEO, Founder "We All Grow Latina" More than a decade ago, Ana Flores created a mom blog which she grew into the first network of Latina bloggers. Now Flores leads WeAllGrowLatina.com where all Latinas (entrepreneurs, poets, activists) can come together to support one another and grow. She tells Carlos Amezcua how the corporate dollars are still slow in this space and what is being done to correct that. Plus she says while many businesses crashed during the pandemic, some are thriving! Flores talks about how those success stories can be what helps other entrepreneurs through the tough times. Check out Ana Flores on Instagram @anaflores and more amazing Latinas and their stories at weallgrowlatina.com More stories and interviews on beond.tv and on our free Roku and Amazon FireTV apps. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beondtv/support

In this episode we chat with Ana Flores founder of the organization We All Grow Latina supporting the development of Latina businesses. The modo "when one of us grows we all grow"  helped build a community and empower other women. We all Grow Latina advocates for equal pay, cultural visibility and representation.  For more information on We All Go Latina click on the link below.  We All Grow Latina  

Ana Flores es una emprendedora que tiene un don para conectar con las personas, lo siente como un superpoder el conectar con las personas y a su vez con oportunidades. Ana nos invita a crear un espacio donde podamos escuchar nuestra voz interior, esa voz que nos invita a confiar ciegamente, porque en ella es donde están todas las respuestas Suscribete y Visitanos en: www.RecetaDelExito.com Apple Podcast (iTunes): https://apple.co/2Igcnoh Listo para Crear tu Podcast? www.CursoDePodcastGratis.com Twitter Handle: @alexdalirizo Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/recetadelexito/ RDExito: http://recetadelexito.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexdalirizo/ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=508313&refid=stpr Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3cmJqVs

Welcome to the launch of Empodera Latina, formerly Empowerment and All That. On this debut episode I am joined by Ana Flores, founder and CEO of #WeAllGrowLatina. We dive into the struggles of running a company during a pandemic, changing business models, wage inequality amongst Latinas, and much more.  #WeAllGrow Latina Network is the first and largest network of Latina digital influencers with a mission to elevate the voices and stories of Latinas through the power of community. The company's annual #WeAllGrow Summit was named by Forbes.com as one of “19 Conferences Every Creative Should Attend in 2018” and again on the 2019 list. Ana has been recognized by the prestigious Holmes Report among their 2015 Innovator 25 and was named as one of People en Español's “Las 25 Mujeres Más Poderosas” of 2017. In 2016 she was invited to speak on two occasions at the White House, including the United State of Women Summit on gender diversity and women empowerment issues. She's on NALIP's Diverse Women in Media Initiative Advisory Committee, a member of Take the Lead's #50WomenCan first media cohort, Common Sense Media's Latino Advisory Council and currently sits on the Barbie Global Advisory Council.

Welcome to the launch of Empodera Latina, formerly Empowerment and All That. On this debut episode I am joined by Ana Flores, founder and CEO of #WeAllGrowLatina. We dive into the struggles of running a company during a pandemic, changing business models, wage inequality amongst Latinas, and much more.  #WeAllGrow Latina Network is the first and largest network of Latina digital influencers with a mission to elevate the voices and stories of Latinas through the power of community. The company's annual #WeAllGrow Summit was named by Forbes.com as one of “19 Conferences Every Creative Should Attend in 2018” and again on the 2019 list. Ana has been recognized by the prestigious Holmes Report among their 2015 Innovator 25 and was named as one of People en Español's “Las 25 Mujeres Más Poderosas” of 2017. In 2016 she was invited to speak on two occasions at the White House, including the United State of Women Summit on gender diversity and women empowerment issues. She's on NALIP's Diverse Women in Media Initiative Advisory Committee, a member of Take the Lead's #50WomenCan first media cohort, Common Sense Media's Latino Advisory Council and currently sits on the Barbie Global Advisory Council.

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Here you will come to know Margaret Bonds, whose life and work showcased the impact community building can have. Also here to offer her valuable personal insight on community and our past Queen, is Ana Flores. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Ana Flores, Fundadora y CEO de #WeAllGrow Latina Networkblogger, nos cuenta de sus tiempos trabajando para los medios tradicionales, cuando decidió lanzar su primer blog, como creo una red de bloggers latinas, el momento en que hizo su primer millón, cuando cambio la industria del influencer marketing, tener que declarar banca rota, cambiar el enfoque de la compañía a eventos, el impacto de la pandemia sobre su negocio y más. Suscríbete a Jefas y Jevas, escucha episodios anteriores, comparte el podcast con otras mujeres empresarias y usa el hashtag #SoyJefayJeva. Sígueme también en Instagram como @celinanogueras.

En Estados Unidos, la comunidad latina representa aproximadamente el 18% de la población total, pero ¿qué significa realmente ser latinx viviendo en un país como este?, ¿cómo integrarse a una cultura sin perder conexión con las raíces propias? En este episodio hablaremos con Ana Flores, fundadora de We All Grow Latinas, una red de apoyo enfocada a mujeres latinas viviendo en Estados Unidos. Junto a ella, tocaremos temas como el amor por nuestras raíces, el fortalecimiento de la identidad, además de aprender diferentes maneras para transmitirle este orgullo a nuestros hijos.

Carla speaks with media entrepreneur Ana Flores, founder and CEO of #WeAllGrow Latina Network, a community that has elevated the voices and stories of Latinas for the past 10 years.Ana Flores is the creator of the first and largest community of Latina digital influencers, and is among the only 1% of Latina owned companies to ever hit the $1 million revenue mark. In this episode, Ana walks us through her upbringing between El Salvador and Houston, her early career in television, and embracing an entrepreneurial spirit that led her to start her first company. Today, she continues to elevate Latina voices through the power of her community, as she celebrates #WeAllGrow Latina Network’s 10-year anniversary. Come on and join us for the ride.https://www.morganstanley.com/what-we-do/inclusive-innovation-and-opportunityDisclaimer textThe guest speakers are neither employees nor affiliated with Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC. (“Morgan Stanley”). The views and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect those of Morgan Stanley. The information and figures contained herein has been obtained from sources outside of Morgan Stanley and Morgan Stanley makes no representations or guarantees as to the accuracy or completeness of information or data from sources outside of Morgan Stanley. Morgan Stanley is not responsible for the information or data contained in this podcast.This podcast does not provide individually tailored investment advice and is not a solicitation of any offer to buy or sell any security or other financial instrument or to participate in any trading strategy. It has been prepared without regard to the individual financial circumstances and objectives of persons who receive it.© 2021 Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC, Members SIPC.

Ana Flores fundadora de We All Grow, nos dejo 4 rutinas y mandatorios para que nuestro negocios e emprendimientos sean prosperos y sean exitosos.  Si quieres escuchar el episodio completo con Ana Flores aqui te dejamos el link. https://open.spotify.com/episode/6G37lQr7pFzVDgdPu9sDtv?si=Bm2pNNUaTxKzfm0hR7KQuQ Siguenos en Instagram y Facebook @latinasmastermind Quieres recibir todas las herramientas que nuestras invitadas nos dan? regístrate sin costo www.latinasmastermind.com

Las palabras "Comunidad" y "Colaboración" me han ayudado a construir mi plataforma y por eso, en este episodio quise invitar a Ana Flores, una mujer que hace muchos años tomó estas palabras y las convirtió en una gran red para darle fuerza a las voces latinas. Su slogan “When one grows, #WeAllGrow” significa, "cuando una crece, todas crecemos".   Ana nos muestra el poder de darnos la mano y de apoyarnos y cómo la colaboración es el primer pilar para unirnos en comunidad. Al estar rodeada de mujeres emprendedoras y poderosas, Ana ha ido tejiendo todas sus lecciones y las ha puesto en práctica en su vida personal.    Hoy nos abre su vida y nos comparte cómo ha llevado situaciones económicas difíciles, cómo estas situaciones ayudaron en su camino de reinvención que la llevó a ser una gran empresaria, cómo evolucionó su matrimonio y el camino que ha recorrido con su hija de manera consciente e intuitiva para plantar la semilla de un pensamiento diferente en las nuevas generaciones.   Ana Flores es la fundadora y CEO de #WeAllGrow, la primera y más grande red de influencers digitales latinas con la misión de elevar las voces e historias de las latinas a través del poder de la comunidad. La Cumbre anual #WeAllGrow de la compañía fue nombrada por Forbes.com en el 2018 y nuevamente en la lista del 2019 como una de las "19 Conferencias a las que cada creativo debe asistir". Ana ha sido reconocida por el prestigioso Informe Holmes entre su “Innovator 25” en el 2015 y fue nombrada como una de las "Las 25 Mujeres Más Poderosas" de People en Español en el 2017.   RECURSOS: WeAllGrow Latina: https://weallgrowlatina.com/ Ana Flores en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laflowers/   CONÉCTATE CON SARAH AQUÍ:  Sarah le ha enseñado a meditar a miles de personas con su curso de meditación gratuito "BE CONNECTED" que puedes haces aquí www.begenerationlove.com/be-connected Únete a su Membresía Be You donde aprenderás herramientas y practicarás tu espiritualidad para vivir una más feliz y con propósito aquí: www.begenerationlove.com/be-you   http://www.instagram.com/begenerationlove http://www.instagram.com/iamsarahmacmillan www.youtube.com/begenerationlove.com http://www.facebook.com/begenerationlove www.tiktok.com/@begenerationlove  www.twitter.com/bgenerationlove

Immigrant Long Islanders are being hard-hit by the pandemic. Episode 16 of “Life Under Coronavirus” is an interview with Make the Road New York organizer Ana Flores. The Brentwood resident and immigrant from El Salvador talks about COVID-19 affecting close-knit households and the difficult situation for day laborers, factory and construction workers: work has dried up or puts them in danger of the disease, and staying home means a brutal loss of income.“It's not unknown that, you know, it's difficult to be an immigrant in this country,” Flores says. “We've seen that historically. But we're really taking a hit during this time.”

Como latinos, podríamos aprender más acerca del manejo adecuado de las finanzas, tomar conciencia de nuestros gastos personales y familiares. Qualitas of Life Foundation es una organización que brinda educación financiera a la comunidad hispana, su labor impulsa a la gente a fomentar la seguridad financiera y al mismo tiempo, contribuye a mejorar la calidad de vida de las familias a través de talleres gratuitos y bilingües.En este episodio, Ana Flores, Directora de Educación de este organismo, nos comparte las guías y herramientas que Qualitas of Life Foundation está ofreciendo a las comunidades migrantes hispanas durante la crisis del COVID-19.Ana, trabajó como Directora Ejecutiva de Mi Casa es Puebla, supervisando los servicios gratuitos que se brindan a las personas originarias de Puebla que viven en Nueva York y Passaic, Nueva Jersey. Dirigió el Centro Cultural Mexicano en Filadelfia, organización que promueve la comprensión y la conciencia de la diversidad cultural de México. Entre el 2010 y 2017, trabajó en el Consulado de México en Filadelfia como Directora de Asuntos Culturales y Públicos. Cuenta con una Maestría en Administración Pública, un Certificado en Gestión sin Fines de Lucro del Fels Institute of Government de la Universidad de Pennsylvania y estudió la licenciatura en Relaciones Internacionales de la Universidad de las Américas-Puebla en México.En 2014, la publicación Philadelphia Neighborhoods nombró a Ana Flores una de las "cinco personas que marcan la diferencia" en la comunidad latina de Filadelfia. En 2018 recibió el premio "Liderazgo comunitario" de Latino FAMA en Nueva York.  Formó parte de la Delegación de intercambio de proyectos del AJC para líderes de la diáspora latina que tuvo lugar en Israel en el mismo año. Ana es miembro de la junta en Global Philadelphia y miembro de la junta asesora en el Festival de Cine Latino de PHL.https://www.facebook.com/qualitasoflife/http://qualitasoflife.org/recursos-2/

Ana shares her unique story of learning how to discern her language of intuitive guidance, and how that's led to walking her path.  www.instagram.com/laflowers www.instagram./weallgrowlatina www.weallgrowlatina.com www.souliminati.com  www.instagram.com/esoteric_esa www.patreon.com/esotericesa

Hoy converso con Ana Flores @laflowers #EndefensaPropia. Creadora y fundadora de “We All Grow” la primera y más grande red de influencers y emprendedoras latinas en los Estados Unidos. Pero para crear una red tan importante como ésta, pasó por altos y bajos, por ensayo y error. Cuando creyó que había alcanzado el éxito, una inesperada bancarrota la obligó a comenzar de nuevo y reinventar lo que había creado. En esta conversación que tuvimos en Los Angeles, me contó con detalle como fue su proceso. Como de ser productora de las mas importantes cadenas de televisión pasó al mundo digital como blogger. Y como de ahí logró agrupar a una buena cantidad de mujeres latinas y monetizar sus contenidos digitales. Hablamos de los obstáculos que le hicieron reinventarse para crear algo aún más grande. Con el objetivo firme de crecer juntas porque como dice Ana: When one grows, #WeAllGrow Recuerden suscribirse a mi newsletter de EN DEFENSA PROPIA para mantenernos conectados en erikadelavega.com Patreon.com/EnDefensaPropia - Únete para material exclusivo de #EnDefensaPropia Producción: Valentina Carmona https://www.instagram.com/pelicarmona Producción: November Content https://www.novembercontent.com/ Edición: Andrés Morantes https://instagram.com/aemorantes https://vimeo.com/360mediausa Música original de: Estudios Pararrayos https://www.pararrayos.tv https://www.instagram.com/epararrayos/ Espacios: https://www.wework.com

Hoy converso con Ana Flores @laflowers #EndefensaPropia. Creadora y fundadora de “We All Grow” la primera y más grande red de influencers y emprendedoras latinas en los Estados Unidos. Pero para crear una red tan importante como ésta, pasó por altos y bajos, por ensayo y error. Cuando creyó que había alcanzado el éxito, una inesperada bancarrota la obligó a comenzar de nuevo y reinventar lo que había creado. En esta conversación que tuvimos en Los Angeles, me contó con detalle como fue su proceso. Como de ser productora de las mas importantes cadenas de televisión pasó al mundo digital como blogger. Y como de ahí logró agrupar a una buena cantidad de mujeres latinas y monetizar sus contenidos digitales. Hablamos de los obstáculos que le hicieron reinventarse para crear algo aún más grande. Con el objetivo firme de crecer juntas porque como dice Ana: When one grows, #WeAllGrow Recuerden suscribirse a mi newsletter de EN DEFENSA PROPIA para mantenernos conectados en erikadelavega.com Patreon.com/EnDefensaPropia - Únete para material exclusivo de #EnDefensaPropia Producción: Valentina Carmona https://www.instagram.com/pelicarmona Producción: November Content https://www.novembercontent.com/ Edición: Andrés Morantes https://instagram.com/aemorantes https://vimeo.com/360mediausa Música original de: Estudios Pararrayos https://www.pararrayos.tv https://www.instagram.com/epararrayos/ Espacios: https://www.wework.com

Hoy converso con Ana Flores @laflowers #EndefensaPropia. Creadora y fundadora de “We All Grow” la primera y más grande red de influencers y emprendedoras latinas en los Estados Unidos. Pero para crear una red tan importante como ésta, pasó por altos y bajos, por ensayo y error. Cuando creyó que había alcanzado el éxito, una inesperada bancarrota la obligó a comenzar de nuevo y reinventar lo que había creado. En esta conversación que tuvimos en Los Angeles, me contó con detalle como fue su proceso. Como de ser productora de las mas importantes cadenas de televisión pasó al mundo digital como blogger. Y como de ahí logró agrupar a una buena cantidad de mujeres latinas y monetizar sus contenidos digitales. Hablamos de los obstáculos que le hicieron reinventarse para crear algo aún más grande. Con el objetivo firme de crecer juntas porque como dice Ana: When one grows, #WeAllGrow Recuerden suscribirse a mi newsletter de EN DEFENSA PROPIA para mantenernos conectados en erikadelavega.com Patreon.com/EnDefensaPropia - Únete para material exclusivo de #EnDefensaPropia Producción: Valentina Carmona https://www.instagram.com/pelicarmona Producción: November Content https://www.novembercontent.com/ Edición: Andrés Morantes https://instagram.com/aemorantes https://vimeo.com/360mediausa Música original de: Estudios Pararrayos https://www.pararrayos.tv https://www.instagram.com/epararrayos/ Espacios: https://www.wework.com

Hoy converso con Ana Flores @laflowers #EndefensaPropia. Creadora y fundadora de “We All Grow” la primera y más grande red de influencers y emprendedoras latinas en los Estados Unidos. Pero para crear una red tan importante como ésta, pasó por altos y bajos, por ensayo y error. Cuando creyó que había alcanzado el éxito, una inesperada bancarrota la obligó a comenzar de nuevo y reinventar lo que había creado. En esta conversación que tuvimos en Los Angeles, me contó con detalle como fue su proceso. Como de ser productora de las mas importantes cadenas de televisión pasó al mundo digital como blogger. Y como de ahí logró agrupar a una buena cantidad de mujeres latinas y monetizar sus contenidos digitales. Hablamos de los obstáculos que le hicieron reinventarse para crear algo aún más grande. Con el objetivo firme de crecer juntas porque como dice Ana: When one grows, #WeAllGrow Recuerden suscribirse a mi newsletter de EN DEFENSA PROPIA para mantenernos conectados en erikadelavega.com Patreon.com/EnDefensaPropia - Únete para material exclusivo de #EnDefensaPropia Producción: Valentina Carmona https://www.instagram.com/pelicarmona Producción: November Content https://www.novembercontent.com/ Edición: Andrés Morantes https://instagram.com/aemorantes https://vimeo.com/360mediausa Música original de: Estudios Pararrayos https://www.pararrayos.tv https://www.instagram.com/epararrayos/ Espacios: https://www.wework.com

One of the original innovators in the personal blogging space, Ana Flores is not only an early adaptor but also a born innovator. She saw an opportunity in connecting brands to popular online personalities—today’s influencers—and ran with it. Her company brought in millions one year and filed for bankruptcy the next. Like a phoenix, Ana rose from the ashes to build the super successful We All Grow Latina.Love the show? Show your love and become a Latina to Latina insider here!

Este es episodio #7  de Latinas Mastermind con Ana Flores creadora de We all Grow, la primera comunidad y plataforma para las Latinas Empresarias, influencers y profesionales en Estados Unidos.   Este episodio es para ti si estas en una etapa de tu vida donde te vas a reinvetar, por que quieres, por que lo necesitas o simplemente por que la vida te va mostrando nuevas posibilidades. Ana nos habla de como cada uno de sus proyectos en la vida la llevaron a moverse al siguiente , esto le permitió avanzar, refrescarse y mantenerse siempre en la tendencia. Ana nos comparte sus dificultades que casi la llevan a la quiebra financiera y como salio de ellas, además nos da muchas recomendaciones de como podemos contactar las personas que queremos y necesitamos sin dudarlo ni un minuto.

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estibalizbilbao.com ayudo a mujeres a superar el miedo a dejar su trabajo y vencer el miedo a no ser suficientemente buena (Sindrome del impostor). ANA FLORES: Artista plástica y profesora de arte. ¬¬ 1.- ¿Siempre tuviste claro qué te dedicarías a pintar? 2.- Tus padres como los de casi todos ¿Querían que fueras a la universidad? 3.- ¿Cómo empezaste a trabajar como artista plástica? 4.- ¿Qué tipo de trabajos realizas? 5- ¿Cómo decidiste empezar un negocio? ¿Sentiste miedo? ¿Pensabas que no estabas suficientemente preparada para crear y gestionar un negocio? 6.- El negocio sin embargo no funcionó, ¿Cómo te sentiste? 7.- Cuando las cosas empezaron a ir mal ¿Cuál fue tu actitud? 8.- ¿Qué tipo de trabajos has tenido que llegar a hacer para mantenerte en tu trabajo? Me refiero a cosas que no te gusten. 9.- Recientemente has ganado dos concursos de carteles para la feria de Teatinos y del puerto de la torre. Cuéntanos la experiencia 10.- Termina esta frase: Danos un consejo para emprendedores. 11.- Tu próximo trabajo es una exposición organizada por la fundación Casa Picasso en la que vas a colaborar con dos cuadros. ¿Cómo te sientes? 10- Por último, cuéntanos qué cuadro te ha cambiado la vida.

Servicios adicionales del Consulado General de México en Chicago a los connacionales que residen en el área del Medio Oeste de Estados Unidos. Platicamos con Eduardo Niño, Cónsul de Asustos Comunitarios de Consulmex Chicago y con Ana Flores, Directora Ejecutiva de MI Casa es Puebla en la ciudad de Nueva York.

WE ALL GROW LATINA NETWORK – ANA FLORESThere are 28 million Latinas living in the USA injecting close to 2 trillion dollars in the U.S. economy and Ana Flores wants to talk to all of them. That’s why she found WE ALL GROW LATINA NETWORK to empower Latina entrepreneurs.As a single mother and an entrepreneur, life has not been always easy for Ana. That includes a close encounter with bankruptcy. But things look better now. The tickets for the 2019 We All Grow Summit were sold out in less than a week. Let’s talk to Ana and find out Como Lo Hizo.Go to www.weallgrowlatina.com to learn more about Ana and her vision of helping Latina entrepreneurs.Executive Producer and Host: Fernando Schiantarelli. Como lo Hizo is a co-production of iHeart Radio - Premiere Networks and Crece Grow Media.

Many of you us have an idea of what it might take to run a successful brand, but we rarely know the truth behind what it takes to BECOME a successful brand. The truth is, when it comes to businesses run by MOMS, each story is unique. CEO and Founder of We All Grow Latina Network, Ana Flores, was just coming off of a successful TV production career when she became a stay at home to her daughter. It was during that isolated time that creative sparks started swirling, and a few seemingly irresponsible choices eventually turned a $40 opportunity into a multi-million dollar business. Continuing to evolve that business along with navigating the new world of co-parenting has this mama continually sharpening her skills and we can't wait to see what's in store for her moving forward!

Hola bellas! Feliz Money Miércoles and welcome to Episode 10 of Latina Money. My guest today is a woman that has been a true trailblazer within and far beyond the Latina community. As the founder and CEO of #WeAllGrow Latina Network, the first and largest community of Latina digital influencers, Ana has not only experienced tremendous success in her career as a producer and content creator for the US Hispanic and the Latin American markets but has also been named as one of People en Español’s “Las 25 Mujeres Más Poderosas”. This woman is a FORCE with a committed spirit to elevating the voices of Latinas.   Ana has been invited to speak on two occasions at the White House, including the United State of Women Summit to speak on issues such as gender diversity and women empowerment. Beyond this impressive trajectory, Ana is human being with the heart of a connector that continues to work each day to empower women within the Latina community to step into their power and their greatness. Let’s get to know this amazing Latina!

Episodio especial de noviembre: Hábitos y rutinas, el motor de nuestras metas y objetivos. Julio Muñiz presenta este episodio especial de noviembre sobre hábitos y rutinas. Recopilando fragmentos de las charlas con nuestros invitados, encontramos coincidencias interesantes. Gracias a Hugo Balta, Carla Gutiérrez, Ana Flores, Clara Villarreal, Susana Martínez, Bismarck Lepe, David Jiménez Burgos, Víctor Kong, Marisol Alcelay, Gaby Natale, Elías Hermida y Carolina Piña, por compartirnos sus hábitos y costumbres, gran parte de lo que les ha ayudado a conseguir éxito. Suscríbete en tu aplicación de podcasts favorita, inscríbete al boletín y síguenos en las redes sociales.   TRANSCRIPCIÓN DEL EPISODIO: Hola bienvenidos a Inconfundiblemente Latino. Gracias por descarga el episodio de hoy, nuestro programa especial de noviembre. Entramos en la última parte del año, pronto tendremos que empezar a hacer nuestra evaluación de lo que conseguimos y lo que no, dónde nos quedamos cortos y, sobre todo, qué acciones tomar para hacer del año que entra un mejor año en todos sentidos. Esto, además de los comentarios que recibimos en redes sociales, son las razones principales por las que nuestro programa especial está dedicado a los hábitos y/o rutinas. Curiosamente, cuando hablamos de hábitos, por lo general hablamos de malos hábitos, casi nunca hablamos de los buenos hábitos, y generalmente hablamos de cómo romper un mal hábito y lo difícil que puede ser. Digo que es curioso porque el secreto no es tan complicado, bueno sí es difícil, cuesta trabajo y toma tiempo, pero cuando nos damos cuenta que la mejor manera de romper un mal hábito es remplazándolo por uno bueno, entonces vemos que sí es posible. Por ejemplo, para terminar con el hábito de fumar, lo que se tiene que hacer es desarrollar el hábito de hacer ejercicio; o para terminar con el hábito de empezar el día tarde, lo que necesitamos hacer es irnos a la cama más temprano, es decir modificar nuestra conducta de la noche anterior. Otra cosa interesante de los hábitos es que son el motor del progreso, son el mejor vehículo para alcanzar las metas que nos fijamos. Casi todo el mundo piensa, y yo también lo pensé por mucho tiempo: alcanzar éxito o las metas que nos proponemos tienen que ver con el talento natural de las personas. Pero no es cierto, está bien estudiado y comprobado que alcanzar los objetivos esta únicamente ligado a los hábitos que tenemos. Como dice el dicho, hace más el que quiere que el que puede. Cierto, los amateurs están a la espera de la inspiración, confiamos en que su talento tarde o temprano los va a favorecer con una idea brillante y ganadora. Puede ser que pase, pero la verdad es que la única manera de conseguir éxito es repetir de manera sistemática las acciones que nos acercan cada día un poco a la meta. Y todo empieza en los hábitos personales. Ser un poco egoístas, ponernos primero y desarrollar la costumbre de cuidarnos, estar en condiciones para desarrollarnos personal y profesionalmente bien. Después de eso viene la costumbre de ejecutar acciones de manera repetida, por ejemplo, empezar el día temprano, leer por lo menos 30 minutos todos los días, dedicar x cantidad de tiempo a hacer networking, conectar con otros profesionales, aprender de nuestra industria y un sinnúmero de acciones que podemos emprender para mejorar. Es precisamente eso, la suma de pequeños logros a lo largo del tiempo lo que hace que consigamos nuestras metas. Por esto, como les decía al inicio del programa, la última parte del año es un buen momento para evaluar qué hicimos bien, qué no y dónde podemos mejorar. Un buen ejercicio después de escuchar el episodio es hacer una lista de cosas que podemos poner en práctica inmediatamente para mejorar. Por ejemplo, buscar contenido inspirador y compartirlo, es un buen hábito que podemos desarrollar, además de aprender algo haremos networking y alimentamos positivamente a alguien más. Ya verán que tarde o...

Revisitando este episodio destacado con Ana Flores, fundadora y CEO de We All Grow Latina Network, la red más grande de influencers latinas en Estados Unidos. Ana tiene una sólida trayectoria creando contenido para medios electrónicos y digitales. Primero, como productora en las cadenas de TV latinas más importantes del país, y después lanzando el blog spanglishbaby.com. Desde entonces ha sido invitada dos veces a hablar en la Casa Blanca, y ha recibido una gran cantidad de reconocimientos como una de las influencers latinas más relevantes. Nacida en Houston, pero educada completamente bilingüe en El Salvador, hoy nos acompaña desde Los Angeles, donde radica con su esposo e hija.   We All Grow Latina en las redes:  Website Twitter Facebook Instagram   Recursos mencionados:   Apps de Contabilidad: FreshBooks Gusto Xero   Apps Productividad: Todoist Google Drive Slack   Blog: Marie Forleo   Quotes de invitada:  Tienes que seguir lo que te apasiona pensando en el tema en el que te quieres convertir en un experto. Ahí están las herramientas para que los latinos contemos nuestras historias. En el medio digital, todavía hay mucho espacio para que los latinos contemos nuestras historias. Los latinos tenemos la ventaja de que cada vez hay más atención en nuestro mercado. El saber enfocarte es una de las herramientas más poderosas.   TRANSCRIPCIÓN DE LA ENTREVISTA:   -INTRO- JULIO MUÑIZ (Host): ¡Hola! Bienvenidos a Inconfundiblemente Latino, soy Julio Muñiz. Hoy estoy platicando con Ana Flores. Quiero comentar que conozco a Ana hace 15 años. Trabajé con ella mucho tiempo. No por ello es invitada en Inconfundiblemente Latino, pues tiene suficientes credenciales para estar aquí. Ana es la fundadora y CEO de We All Grow Latina Network, La red más grande de influencers latinas en Estados Unidos. Tiene una sólida trayectoria creando contenido para medios electrónicos y digitales. Fue productora de las cadenas de televisión más importantes del país y después lanzó el blog Spanglish Baby. Desde entonces, ha sido invitada dos veces a hablar en la Casa Blanca y sumado una gran cantidad de reconocimientos como una de las influencers latinas más reconocidas. Nacida en Houston, pero educada completamente bilingüe en El Salvador, hoy nos acompaña desde Los Ángeles donde radica con su esposo e hija. Ana, bienvenida. Has hecho muchas cosas en tu carrera, pero cuando te preguntan a qué te dedicas; ¿cómo lo explicas de la manera más sencilla?   ANA FLORES: Siempre es un poco difícil. Cada vez se vuelve más fácil porque cada vez se entiende más el medio en el que trabajo. Como fundadora de We All Grow Latina Network, lo que hacemos realmente es crear una comunidad de mujeres latinas empedradas. Empezó con mujeres que somos bloggeras, instagrameras, youtuberas, que ahora son Influencers. Trabajamos con influencers y les ayudamos a tener mejores herramientas para seguir creciendo su carrera. De ahí viene el "We All Grow". Creemos que "when one grows, we all grow". Esta comunidad ha generado una industria de contenido en línea. Nosotros les ayudamos a conectar con las marcas para que ellas quieran hacer campañas. Además hacemos eventos en distintas ciudades. Los eventos los hacemos para atraer a la comunidad en un sólo lugar y darle vida. Lograr que ellas se conozcan y puedan, luego, crear relaciones.   JM: Debe haber muchas personas afuera que tienen ganas de ganarse un espacio. Si tuvieras un minuto para darles dos tips, ¿qué les dirías?   AF: Lo primero es hacer algo que te apasione. Va a ser algo de lo que vas a estar escribiendo diario, creando contenido diario, moviéndote en ese círculo. Elegir algo de lo que te quieras convertir en un experto. También para que la gente te vea como su fuente de inspiración e información. También para que las marcas te vean como un experto. Entonces primero tener muchísima pasión para el tema que...

This special edition episode is powered by Dove Real Beauty Productions. To celebrate its 60th Anniversary at the Mom 2.0 Summit, we are creating conversations with inspiring women around the evolution of self-discovery and the definition of real beauty. Back again this week is Ana Flores, who founded the #WeAllGrow Latina Network, the first and largest network of Latina digital influencers in the country. Beyond being a successful entrepreneur and changemaker in how Latina women are portrayed in media, marketing, and advertising, Ana is a mom to a young girl and she cares deeply and passionately about changing the next generation’s view of themselves. In this episode, Jess and Ana talk the heterogeneity of Latinos and how to tear down tired stereotypes in media.

Community builder Ana Flores, the creative mind behind We All Grow Latina, joins Karen to talk about growing up bicultural, the importance of knowing your roots, and why stalking the boy band Menudo was one of the best decisions she ever made.

  We All Grow Latina en las redes:  Website Twitter Facebook Instagram   Recursos mencionados:   Apps de Contabilidad: FreshBooks Gusto Xero   Apps Productividad: Todoist Google Drive Slack   Blog: Marie Forleo   Quotes de invitada:  Tienes que seguir lo que te apasiona pensando en el tema en el que te quieres convertir en un experto. Ahí están las herramientas para que los latinos contemos nuestras historias. En el medio digital, todavía hay mucho espacio para que los latinos contemos nuestras historias. Los latinos tenemos la ventaja de que cada vez hay más atención en nuestro mercado. El saber enfocarte es una de las herramientas más poderosas.   TRANSCRIPCIÓN DE LA ENTREVISTA:   -INTRO- JULIO MUÑIZ (Host): ¡Hola! Bienvenidos a Inconfundiblemente Latino, soy Julio Muñiz. Hoy estoy platicando con Ana Flores. Quiero comentar que conozco a Ana hace 15 años. Trabajé con ella mucho tiempo. No por ello es invitada en Inconfundiblemente Latino, pues tiene suficientes credenciales para estar aquí. Ana es la fundadora y CEO de We All Grow Latina Network, La red más grande de influencers latinas en Estados Unidos. Tiene una sólida trayectoria creando contenido para medios electrónicos y digitales. Fue productora de las cadenas de televisión más importantes del país y después lanzó el blog Spanglish Baby. Desde entonces, ha sido invitada dos veces a hablar en la Casa Blanca y sumado una gran cantidad de reconocimientos como una de las influencers latinas más reconocidas. Nacida en Houston, pero educada completamente bilingüe en El Salvador, hoy nos acompaña desde Los Ángeles donde radica con su esposo e hija. Ana, bienvenida. Has hecho muchas cosas en tu carrera, pero cuando te preguntan a qué te dedicas; ¿cómo lo explicas de la manera más sencilla?   ANA FLORES: Siempre es un poco difícil. Cada vez se vuelve más fácil porque cada vez se entiende más el medio en el que trabajo. Como fundadora de We All Grow Latina Network, lo que hacemos realmente es crear una comunidad de mujeres latinas empedradas. Empezó con mujeres que somos bloggeras, instagrameras, youtuberas, que ahora son Influencers. Trabajamos con influencers y les ayudamos a tener mejores herramientas para seguir creciendo su carrera. De ahí viene el "We All Grow". Creemos que "when one grows, we all grow". Esta comunidad ha generado una industria de contenido en línea. Nosotros les ayudamos a conectar con las marcas para que ellas quieran hacer campañas. Además hacemos eventos en distintas ciudades. Los eventos los hacemos para atraer a la comunidad en un sólo lugar y darle vida. Lograr que ellas se conozcan y puedan, luego, crear relaciones.   JM: Debe haber muchas personas afuera que tienen ganas de ganarse un espacio. Si tuvieras un minuto para darles dos tips, ¿qué les dirías?   AF: Lo primero es hacer algo que te apasione. Va a ser algo de lo que vas a estar escribiendo diario, creando contenido diario, moviéndote en ese círculo. Elegir algo de lo que te quieras convertir en un experto. También para que la gente te vea como su fuente de inspiración e información. También para que las marcas te vean como un experto. Entonces primero tener muchísima pasión para el tema que vayas a escoger. Para escoger el tema, también puedes voltear a ver a lo que te encanta hablar con tus amigos. Pensar de qué te preguntan siempre. Después viene con mucha constancia. Si puedes crearlo mientras tienes un trabajo fijo. Lo recomendamos. No te lances a este vacío porque tienes que tener mucha paciencia. Te puedes tardar un año o más para crear una cantidad de volumen de contenido que pueda ser encontrado y monetizado. Tienes que tener constancia. Te lo tienes que tomar como tu segunda profesión. Decir que todos los lunes, miércoles y viernes te vas a dedicar a crear contenido. Verlo por el lado más profesional. También tener paciencia porque si este es el camino que...

Ana Flores has spent more than 15 years holding various positions in her career in media. Her most notable work is pioneering the first and largest network of Latina digital influencers in the country, formally known as the #WeAllGrow Latina Network. In this episode, Jess and Ana discuss how she shapes culture by increasing representation of Latinas in media and advertising through a network that she built herself from the ground up.

Have you heard the word influencer more and more? Have you heard about the growing demographics in the Latino space? Do you keep hearing about the power of bloggers both for brands to leverage and for people to get $$ to post on social media about whatever tickles their little fancy? Well if any of that interests you, amigo you are in luck. This episode with CEO & Founder of WeAllGrow Latina Network, Ana Flores is all about how influencer marketing works, how she built a company around it, and what is shaking in the world of Latina's and Latino entrepreneurs.

Why is feminism still regarded by many as a word to avoid? Despite an ongoing gender pay gap, and a lack of female business leaders, why does the word continue to raise an eyebrow? Why is empowerment proving to be a great marketing tool, but feminism is not? The BBC's Katy Watson hears from the self-styled 'factual feminist' Christina Hoff Sommers on why modern feminists may have gone too far. She speaks to Ana Flores of We All Grow Latina, who explains why many US Latinas prefer to brand themselves as feminine rather than feminist. Katy also meets the campaigners behind the iconic Ms Magazine, and the co-founder of Amy Poehler's Smart Girls, Meredith Walker, who explains why young girls need better role models.

Rays Talk Show Episode 236: Social Media Influencer Rachel Matos joins Host Ray Collazo to discuss her journey from The Art Muse to the #WeAllGrow Latina Network.  Rachel provides insights on how she has leveraged per passion for art, blogging, social media and collaboration for a fulfilling career and life. She also provides an overview of the #WeAllGrow Latina Network and how Ana Flores and her team are creating a supportive online community for Latina content creators. Subscribe to Rays Talk Show on i-Tunes, Soundcloud or just visit Rays Talk Show website.

Ana Flores, the founder and CEO of the #WeAllGrow Latina Network visits our studio this week, she shares with us her inspiring story on how she went from being a stay at home mom to now running the largest Online Latina Influencer Network in the country. Ana gives us a glimpse into her busy life and shares some of her tips on raising a bilingual child.

In celebration of Hispanic Cultural Heritage Month, the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures will present a talk by Ana Flores, Executive Director of the Mexican Cultural Center in Falvey Memorial Library’s room 205. Ana will discuss Mexico and the Mexican community in the Greater Philadelphia area. Mexican appetizers will be provided! This is a presentation you won’t want to miss! This event, co-sponsored by Falvey Memorial Library, is free and open to the public

In celebration of Hispanic Cultural Heritage Month, the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures will present a talk by Ana Flores, Executive Director of the Mexican Cultural Center in Falvey Memorial Library’s room 205. Ana will discuss Mexico and the Mexican community in the Greater Philadelphia area. Mexican appetizers will be provided! This is a presentation you won’t want to miss! This event, co-sponsored by Falvey Memorial Library, is free and open to the public.

Ana Flores is the mastermind behind #WeAllGrow Latina Network, formerly known as Latina Bloggers Connect. As the first brand and blogger network in the nation for Latina digital creatives, #WeAllGrow has gone from connecting influencers with brands to hosting events across the nation. On this episode, Ana highlights how authenticity played a pivotal role in setting the tone for the LBC community and how you can apply her lessons learned to your own entrepreneurial endeavors.

On this latest episode of The Little Radio Show the focus of our conversation is all about U.S. Latinos. From how we are creating our own online and offline communities and sisterhoods, to the challenges of diversity inclusion in Hollywood still today. We also discuss the importance of giving back and adopting a philosophy of philanthropy. Our guests include Ana Flores, founder of the annual We All Grow Summit and the digital influencer network Latina Bloggers Connect; Cyndy Garza Roberts, Public Affairs Director for Texas-based grocer H-E-B and President of the Latin Women's initiative; and Mexican actor Alex Ruiz who stars both in Hollywood productions and on Spanish-language telenovelas. In our “In Case You Missed It” segment we take on Beyonce's Lemonade and Gen Z. Tune in now and leave us a comment with your thoughts on U.S. Latinos. The Little Radio Show” is on HMSNetRadio.org on Thursdays at 2 pm (CST). The show hosts are Sandra Fernandez (@sandrasays), Juan Alanis (@juanofwords), and Anjelica Cazares (@la_anjel). Subscribe to the Podcast via (RSS), on the iTunes channel or on our Stitcher channel, and keep up with new episodes. Subscribe to the Blog and keep up with new posts. The show's website can be found at thelittleradioshow.com.

The Social Network Show welcomes Naibe Reynoso as the Co-host with Dr. J for the kick off of the Naibe Reynoso Series on the show. Naibe's first guest is Ana L. Flores. Naibe Reynoso, an Emmy Award winning Journalist, investigative reporter, TV Producer, and entertainment reporter, gives us an update on her current events including being named a Board Member to the Peabody Awards and becoming a spokesperson for AlertID. Naibe and Dr. J welcome Ana L. Flores, the Founder and CEO of Latina Bloggers Connect, Founder of #WeAllGrow Summit, co-founder of the award winning online community SplanglishBaby, and the co-author of Bilingual is Better, Two Latina Moms on How the Bilingual Parenting Revolution is Changing the Face of America. Ana talks about her latest venture, the #WeAllGrow Summit which is a conference for Latina digital content creators and influencers, and shares how she started Latina Bloggers Connect and the research that influenced her to write Bilingual is Better. Ana L. Flores is the Founder and CEO of Latina Bloggers Connect, Founder of #WeAllGrow summit, co-founder of the award winning online community Splanglish Baby, and co-author of Bilingual is Better. Ana has a personal mission. She believes that the potential of online community and education can uplift Latina women around the world. She sums it all up with her motto “When one grows, we all grow.” Born in Houston, Texas to Salvadoran parents, Ana grew up in El Salvador and often traveled back to the United States, ultimately attending the University of Florida. In the United States, Ana established herself as a television and entertainment producer and content creator for such outlets as Univision, MTV Latin America and mun2. Being fully bilingual made specializing in the Hispanic market in the United States and Mexico a natural choice. After becoming a mother, Ana co-founded the award-winning online community, SpanglishBaby, which has become a movement and the go-to source for parents raising bilingual and bicultural kids. In 2012, she and co-founder Roxana Soto released the book Bilingual is Better. Ana also serves as a member of The Hispanic Entertainment & Technology Board at Digital Hollywood. In December of 2010, Ana Flores appeared on the cover of Hispanic Business Magazine as “The New Face of Social Media," just one month after launching Latina Bloggers Connect, Inc, a digital influencer marketing agency specialized in creating strategic content marketing and native advertising campaigns connecting brands and social causes with digital Latina influencers and bloggers. She began LBC as a one-woman show, launching the site, developing content and making connections with bloggers and marketers of prestigious Fortune 500 companies. Today, Latina Bloggers Connect is consolidated as the largest network of digital Latina influencers in all verticals with over 1500 opt-in influencers with a collective unique readership of 26 million. Featured on Univision, Telemundo, CNN en Español, PBS Parents, Baby Center, Vme TV, NBC's Today's Moms, and Parenting Magazine, her most recent honors include being named to both Babble's Top 100 Mom Blogs of 2011 and 2012 and Babble's list of Top 50 Twitter Moms of 2011. Ana has had the honor of being invited to speak at conferences such as BlogHer, LATISM, Blissdom, Blogalicious and BlogWorld Expo, and of partnering with LATISM to spearhead the Top Latina Bloguera Retreat in Washington D.C., where 70 bloggers were invited to receive a briefing at the White House. And in 2012, La Opinion (the largest Spanish-language paper in Los Angeles) recognized Ana as one of 30 “Mujeres Destacadas”. ​ Ana coauthored the book "Bilingual is Better: Two Latina Moms on How the Bilingual Parenting Revolution is Changing the Face of America" and can also be found on her personal lifestyle blog MadreVida.com, her weekly Babble Voices column, as a latinamom.me writer, and as a contributor and advocate of the...