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WWE Superstar Raquel Rodriguez returns to the Battleground Podcast head of Monday Night Raw! Raquel talks abouy reclaiming the Women's Tag Team Championships with Liv Morgan, how it feels to make history as a 4-time champ, and her dream of going after the Intercontinental Title. Raquel also opens up about her Mexican-American heritage, growing up near the Texas border, Plus, we talk the exciting WWE x AAA partnership, potential dream matches with luchadoras, the evolution of her in-ring persona, and what surprise songs are on her playlist.

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Send us a textLady Diana shares her profound journey as a long-term HIV survivor and transgender woman, detailing her challenging upbringing, experiences of bullying, the discovery of her gender identity, and the impact of her HIV diagnosis. Through her story, she emphasizes the importance of family support, community, and open conversations about sexual health and identity. In this podcast, Lady Diana shares her journey of navigating identity, belonging, and the challenges she faced as a trans woman living with HIV. She discusses the impact of cultural expectations, the political climate affecting marginalized communities, and her personal achievements, including her education and the establishment of Casita Feliz, a nonprofit organization focused on LGBTQ+ in Fresno CA. Lady Diana emphasizes the importance of self-love, acceptance, and surrounding oneself with supportive individuals as key elements for a fulfilling life. Visit Lady Diana page in Instagram.Confessions Season 6 is brought to you by LAFAN in collaboration with Christie's Place and REACH LA. This podcast is brought to you by the Los Angeles Family AIDS Network

IG: @TaniEstefy - All Things Latina Podcast is back with Season 2! Ever wondered what it takes to unlock your inner chingona?

Chingona la platica que nos aventamos con nuestro compadre Luis Hdz "El matador". Una joya de podcast, historias , chismesito y factores que afectan el futbol mexicano!!

Send us a textWhere to find Aimee: Instagram: @vibrancenutrition Nutrition Coaching: vibrancenutrition.com Podcast on Nutrition: Blasphemous Nutrition Substack on Nomadic Life: NomadicNomMom Where to find Rebecca: Instagram and her life in Paris: @beseriouslyhappy Podcast for Interior Design Entrepreneurs: Don't Design While Drinking Biz Coaching for Interior Designers: seriouslyhappy.com Book on Interior Design Psychology: Happy Starts at Home

AUSTIN, Texas - Viva Benefits, which was co-founded by former Rio Grande Valley teacher Michael Barnes, has announced a $2.2 million pre-seed fundraising round led by Chingona Ventures. Viva Benefits is a network of affordable housing partners that helps renters access essential benefits like health, education, and financial wellness.  Chingona's motto is: Investing in the founders of tomorrow at the beginning stages of today. Samara Hernandez, founding partner at Chingona Ventures, said the new funding will accelerate Viva's mission to make renter benefits mainstream and help bridge the 40X wealth equity gap between renters and homeowners. “We are excited to invest in Viva because the founding team understands the real estate and property technology market and Viva has a clear path to scale,” said Samara Hernandez, founding partner at Chingona Ventures. With the cash infusion, Hernandez has become a member of Viva's board of directors. While Chingona has led the fundraising effort, additional investors include Graham & Walker, Techstars Ventures, Altari Ventures, Everywhere Ventures, Vitalize Angels, and Atlanta Technology Angels. Notable angel investors including PadSplit CEO Atticus LeBlanc, and Bob Simpson, founder of the Multifamily Impact Council.  In an interview with the Rio Grande Guardian, Barnes, Viva's CEO co-founder, said the median net wealth for a renter is approximately $10,000. He said this compares to $400,000 for the median homeowner. “This is primarily due to home equity. Viva addresses the 40X disparity by empowering housing partners to offer life-changing renter benefits,” said Barnes, a former classroom teacher turned software engineer.“We are ready to help make renter benefits as commonplace as employer benefits, and for our housing partners to reap the same rewards employers do – from increased retention to reduced expenses.” Barnes explained that Viva enables renters — including primarily diverse, low- to middle-income families — to access essential benefits such as health, education, and financial wellness. He gave examples such as telehealth, virtual tutoring for kids, cash back in a high-yield savings account, and pre-qualification for grants to buy a home. “This helps renters to stay healthy and happily employed, so they can pay their rent, maintain a stable home, and build wealth to make forward progress on their personal goals, like homeownership.”Editor's Note: Go to the Rio Grande Guardian website to read the full story,Go to www.riograndeguardian.com to read the latest border news stories and watch the latest news videos.

Today we are honoring the Midwest by shining a light on Samara Hernandez, the Founding Partner of Chingona Ventures. Samara and her team are the perfect examples of the incredible talent living in our hometown of Chicago. Chingona Ventures is an institutionally backed pre-seed stage fund focusing on investing in tech and tech-enabled companies across the U.S. The fund has $60MM in AUM and has made more than 40 investments across technology sectors in Financial, Food, Future of Work and Learning, and Health/Wellness.  Samara is on the advisory boards for Coolwater, an organization to support the emerging manager community; Angeles Investors, an organization investing in early-stage startups led by Latinx founders; and Venture Forward, a non-profit working to get more diversity in the venture capital ecosystem. She started her career at Goldman Sachs where she continually ranked in the top five for selling financial products, providing market insights, advising on portfolio construction, and consulting business practices. From there, she became an investor at Math Venture Partners across two funds where she led investment review, diligence, and execution. While the Midwest can be overlooked by investors, we have a lot of hustle over here and with Samara's help, business owners with marginalized backgrounds are starting to get the funding they need to do great things. This is especially important as founders with minority backgrounds find it hard to get funding. In this week's episode, Samara shares how her path to investing was a reaction to her environment. As a result, Chingona Ventures focuses on industries that are massively changing and founders whose backgrounds uniquely position them to create businesses in growth markets that are often overlooked. She and her team focus on areas in financial technology, the future of work, the future of learning, food technology, and health/wellness. Chingona Ventures invests in founders with a racial or ethnic minority with both cold and warm intros. She and her team have reviewed over 7,000 cold and warm inbound submissions, averaging five to six deals reviewed per day, at the time, invested in more than 40 different companies. That is such a high volume for such a lean team! No te lo quires perder. Follow Chingona Ventures on TikTok and Instagram: @chingonaventures 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. Podcast production for this episode was provided by Sarah Tulloch and her podcast production company, CCST.

Michelle Barrionuevo-Mazzini is an Argentinian-Peruvian creative entrepreneur from the Bay Area and the owner of two small businesses. Her first small business, MB Creative Co. is a boutique planning and design firm that has produced over 800 events both locally and abroad since its inception in 2004. Her events are creatively designed and seamlessly translated into an experience with depth and meaning for their discerning clientele. Many of their events have been featured in print and online publications such as Hola! Magazine, BRIDES, The Knot, Grace Ormonde, Marin Magazine, and Today's Bride just to name a few.  Amidst the pandemic, Michelle launched a second small business called CASITA MICHI. This California-based wellness brand celebrates culture through empowering and nostalgic candles, hand-poured with the planet in mind. With the lack of representation in the home fragrance space, she and her team set out to create a product that would inspire our community to practice self-care through intentional storytelling and culturally empowered phrases. In addition to being a brand that values sustainability and social good, they believe in the power of belonging through purposeful and intentional representation.  In the Fall of 2021, CASITA MICHI became the first Latina-owned candle brand to debut at Macy's and their signature line of vegan coconut wax candles can be found both online and in 400+ Macy's stores across the U.S. They have been featured in USA Today, Hip Latina, Complex, NBC News, Refinery 29, Poderista, Good Housekeeping, Mujerista and Yahoo.  In this week's episode, Michelle shares her journey as an entrepreneur and how she invested in her creative worth. Throughout her life, Michelle has endured a ton of highs and lows - including a separation, the 2009 market crash, and the Covid pandemic. Through it all she persisted and has two incredible businesses that she uses to lift up the Latino community and her fellow entrepreneurs around her. Check out Michelle's episode for an incredible story of strength through resilience and confidence in her creative self. Keep up with Michelle on their website and Instagram.  For all Hella Latin@ updates, follow @hellalatinopodcast on Instagram and connect on LinkedIn. More at odalysjasmine.com. To learn more about your ad choices visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Podcast production for this episode was provided by CCST.

Today we roosted with Jessica Alba — a true force of nature in both Hollywood and business. Jessica's story isn't just about her blockbuster hits, her badass female Rambo stunt moves, or her trailblazing success as the youngest Latina to take a company public with The Honest Company; it's also about rising up from childhood hospital-bound ailments and flipping the script on her own narrative. She's the embodiment of strength, resilience, and the relentless quest to find—and own—your voice.Jessica has built her life, career, and massive enterprise from scratch, proving that with a bold vision and unshakeable determination, anything is possible. Her drive to ensure that every baby and every person has access to safe, healthy products has made waves far beyond her personal achievements.From a spontaneous courthouse elopement to raising three amazing kids, Jessica's journey is fueled by unmatched creativity, love, and an unstoppable drive to keep leveling up. And, yes, she's faced her share of mom-shaming along the way.And now, with her return to Hollywood, Jessica is back and bolder than ever, sharing her experiences in the male-dominated world of action films and showing us all what it means to stand in your power and produce on your own terms.Follow Jessica at @jessicaalba and get the scoop on all things Honest Renovations Season 2... coming out on Roku this month!--This episode was produced by Kit Hoover and Harper McDonald. Our Technical Producer is Christian Brown, and this episode was edited by Christian Brown. Writing by Harper McDonald. Business Development by Casey Ladd.--To learn more about our sponsors:OluKaiLive the Ohana Life with OluKai.Incredible lifestyle shoes and sandals for everyday comfort and style.Check out their new pickleball and golf shoes!https://olukai.comUse code COOP for Free EXPEDITED Shipping.Erin GrayThe perfect white Tshirt has been found.The softest Pima cotton from Peru.Pre shrunk and pre washed and no tags.https://eringraydesign.comUse code COOP20 for 20% off your next order.Emogene & CoAmazing Botanical Skin Care line.The most natural and hydrating productsMade by a licensed pharmacist, Dr Allyson Brennan.https://www.emogeneandco.comUse code COOP20 for 20% off your next order.Better HelpGive online therapy a try and be on your way to your best self.Professional therapy that is accessible and affordable.Get matched with the best-licensed therapist for you.10% off your first month. Go to get started or betterhelp.com/THECOOPBlue Delta JeansThere is nothing like custom-fit jeans. Once you try them, you will never go back.Easy measuring system to your best fitting jeans ever. bluedeltajeans.comUse code COOP20 for 20% off your next order Follow The Coop with Kit on Instagram @kithoover and @thecoopwithkithoover

​​¿Quieres leer más? Únete a El Book Club de Romina y consigue la merch de Sensibles y Chingonas aquí.  Alejandra Ríos Spínola es CEO de Ambrosía e inversora con más de 10 años de experiencia, además de ser una de las sharks en Shark Tank México. Ale hizo un MBA en Harvard y ahí centré la conversación: quise saber cómo es estudiar en Harvard, qué compañeros suyos ahora son grandes personalidades, cuál fue su mayor aprendizaje y por qué vale tanto la pena irte a estudiar a otro lugar. Síguenos en Instagram.  Idea original y conducción: Romina Sacre Producción: Romina Pons rominapons@sensiblesychingonas.com Producción de audio y video: Campechano Media bernardo@campechano.media Dirección comercial: Salvador Eljure salvador@doubletap.mxRedes sociales: Las Corleone

¡Prepárate para la CHINGONA! Gracias a la Radioactive Girl, los Güanimes y en especial La Maldad, están obsesionados con “La Chingona Fest” a llevarse a cabo en Texas. LUMA trata de apaciguar las aguas con sus abonados con sandwichitos de mezcla tras semanas de tener a la mayoría de la Isla sin servicio eléctrico. Son más los envejecientes abandonados en los hospitales de Puerto Rico por sus familiares y el Boricua se convierte en la segunda raza con más representación geográfica en los Estados Unidos según un estudio reciente. ¿Qué vendrá luego de conquistar la nación Americana? Sencillo, el mundo. Con las participaciones de Gustavo “El padre de” Cáez, Mío: El Huevo Feliz, Joey “The Other White Meat” Malavé, Sharon “Joya Master” Solá, Carlos “Voodoo Ranger” Solá, Deborah “Radioactive Girl” Mateo, Giancarlo “La Maldad” Martínez y Alberto “Sir Super Servo” Reyes. ADVERTENCIA: El material discutido en este programa no es apto para menores de 18 años y no representa la opinión de Spotify. Sugerimos discreción). ©2024 Se Rascó Así Productions. Derechos Reservados --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/se-rasc-as/support

【Casa de Chingonas で唯一無二の自信パワフルギャルに】 Come join us, become Chingona NOW! 5555円ディスカウントのチャンスは2024年6月15日23時まで！

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From being born and raised in Mexico and climbing the corporate ladder to leaving everything she knows to move to Wausau Wisconsin. Don't miss this episode with Chingona Mariana Savela, a finance expert, who shares with us the impactful life events that led her to becoming the board president of the first Latin serving multi-resource non-profit! http://linkedin.com/in/marianasavela https://www.facebook.com/NavigatorMarketplace?mibextid=LQQJ4d https://wipps.org/programs/h2n/ https://holawisc.org

Join us for a conversation with Chingona, Lyna Matesi, where she shares her journey about being born to a young teen, learning the power of money through being a carny, how she climbed the corporate later, and how she has become a global leader! Lyna earned a Ph.D. in Leadership Studies from Gonzaga University, an M.A. in Whole Systems Design focused on change leadership and organizational development from Antioch University, and a B.A. in Leadership and Management from Judson University. Her mission is to encourage, drive, and release herself and others to bridge the gaps between where we are and where we want to be. https://www.nextyouunleashed.com/ www.uwsp.edu/womenlead http://linkedin.com/in/lynamatesi www.uwsp.edu/mba https://www.instagram.com/lynaleads?igsh=MWQ0NWZ3dmp6cjhzcg== https://www.howwomenlead.com/

Ajúaaaa!!! ¿Qué es la que hay con las Mexican Lagers? ¿Eso es un estilo real o es un gimmick? Vamos a hablar de eso, de par de nombres de cervezas llamativos, movies que vimos en la semana, beers que probamos en el weekend, Coñoticias y cualquier cosa que surja en el momento. Ustedes los Coñistas son los que mandan siempre.

In this Latinas in Tech Jefa Mode Live podcast episode, listeners are treated to an insightful fireside chat between our LiT Chicago Chapter and  Samara Mejia Hernandez, the Founding Partner of Chingona Ventures. Samara's journey from a multicultural, low-income upbringing to engineering, and eventually venture capital, is a testament to resilience and determination. Through internships and experiences at prestigious institutions like Goldman Sachs, she cultivated a unique perspective on diversity and inclusion in the tech world. With Chingona Ventures, Samara is disrupting the status quo by providing funding and opportunities to underrepresented communities in the startup ecosystem. Despite facing stereotypes and challenges, she remains steadfast in her commitment to authenticity and bringing a fresh perspective to the industry. This episode explores her journey, highlighting the power of resilience, authenticity, and a drive to create positive change.Connect with Samara on LinkedIn.Learn more about Chingona Ventures by visiting their website: https://www.chingona.venturesSubscribe to the Latinas in Tech Entreprenuership Newsletter. Sign Up Here.  -About Latinas in Tech Latinas in Tech is a non-profit organization with the mission to connect, support and empower Latina women working in technology through professional development, mentorship, and recruiting. Learn more about our organization at https://latinasintech.org/.

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Join us as we dive into the inspiring story behind the creation of "Chingonas de Central Wisconsin." In this special episode, Maria Harris shares her journey from envisioning a platform to spotlight women leaders to bringing that vision to life through this empowering podcast. Discover the motivations, challenges, and triumphs that shaped the inception of the podcast and learn how it's amplifying the voices of remarkable women in Central Wisconsin and beyond. Don't miss this intimate conversation about empowerment, resilience, and the power of storytelling.

If you're at a crossroads and you're not sure what the next step is, this episode is for you! Today's guest, my client Michelle Seijas, is a thriving Chingona because she lives a purpose-driven life. Michelle doubled her income in the second half of last year after joining Reclamation Mastermind. Now, she's knocking on the door of six-figures in the very first quarter of 2024. Her mindset shifts inside of Reclamation have been mind-blowing. So I can't wait for you to tune in to hear her story! Michelle has broken out of so many boxes of "convention" and defied the odds. After falling into a teaching career and rising the ranks of K-12, Michelle found herself thinking "I can't do this for the rest of my life." So, without knowing what was next, she left for a sabbatical. As the next steps slowly revealed themselves, Michelle started to connect the dots. By getting curious about what truly filled up her cup, the signs she was receiving and allowing herself to stop hustling, she was able to find her purpose as a coach and speaker. Now, she helps other Latina leaders define, plan and live their purpose driven lives. It's been a pleasure to watch Michelle gain more and more self-trust in Reclamation Mastermind. Her work really is a testament to what can happen when you allow your values to be a guiding light for your work. In this episode, we're chatting about: What has happened for Michelle since joining Reclamation MastermindMichelle's background and how her early experiences set her up for the life she leads today How taking a sabbatical changed her life What happened when Michelle began leaning into her strengths instead of another coach's prescribed frameworkWhat the mindset of "it's already done" helped Michelle create such incredible resultsReclamation Mastermind opens its doors in May and November! To learn more visit www.marieladelamora.com/reclamationConnect with Michelle: Visit her websiteLinkedinInstagramConnect with me: InstagramLinkedinWebsite

Today, we're re-airing episode 121, when Keli sat down with her client Nicolassa Galvez, founder of Chingona Coach. She's an anti-career coach for women who feel unseen and undervalued at work. “Anti” because traditional career advice doesn't work for Chingonas — badass chicas who have big dreams and lean into being too much. In this episode, they get into her philosophy, what brought her to this work, and how she empowers her clients to reclaim their agency over their careers. And we're sharing it with you because Nicolassa is a member of the SellingU community! She partners with her clients to help them see that the workplace structure (originating in racist and patriarchal ideals) is broken and not them. And this knowledge, combined with their inherent worth, is how they feel empowered to raise their voice regardless of who is (or is not) listening. Check out Nicolassa's work at Chingona.Coach And learn more about the SellingU Community at https://kelilynjewel.com/sellingu

Being a parent is not an entrepreneurial disadvantage. For a really long time, I did feel like my life was harder because I'm a single mom running a business. But at a certain point, I realized this belief was not serving me. Today, I'm sharing an episode of Chingona Revolution that I recorded with two of my close friends, Erika Cruz and Cat Del Carmen a few months ago. If you've been listening for a while, you know that motherhood affects all of my decisions as a business owner. So if you're a parent, I know this conversation will make you feel seen and understood. What I know is that I would not have become an entrepreneur if I wasn't a mother. Motherhood allowed me to dream a little differently. I needed to move past my corporate career because I wanted a life that was truly designed to make space for my daughter. We all know that motherhood and entrepreneurship do not come with a "one size fits all" prescription. That's why I'm excited for you to tune into this episode and get multiple perspectives! In this episode, we chat about: Navigating grief during pregnancyHow we make decisions and approach risk, knowing we have mouths to feed How we manage our time and energy Why releasing control is such a huge key to navigating entrepreneurship as a motherConnect with Erika: Listen to Chingona RevolutionWebsiteInstagramConnect with Cat: Listen to Latinas Booked OutWebsiteInstagramConnect with me: InstagramLinkedinWebsite

EPISODE 45Prefiero que digan ahí va esa cabrona, a que digan ahí va esa pendeja.Dive into the empowering world of "Cabronas vs. Mamonas" in this episode of "Hijas, Madres Y Amigas," where Lizette fearlessly confronts the challenges of responding to disrespect without losing grace. In a week filled with rude encounters, she sets the stage by exploring her own character evolution and sharing candid stories from childhood to adulthood, reflecting on the resilience and assertiveness that define her.This episode unpacks the cultural meanings of "Cabrona" and "Mamona," drawing inspiration from iconic figures like Jenny Rivera. As Lizette flips the script on gendered expressions, listeners are invited to embrace strength, confidence, and independence in love and relationships. Get ready to celebrate your inner Chingona and navigate life's challenges with resilience, assertiveness, and a touch of humor. It's time to own your success and redefine cultural stereotypes.––Subscribe now to "Hijas, Madres Y Amigas" for an empowering exploration of Hispanic Bay Area culture. Redefine stereotypes, embrace your inner Chingona, and own your success.Join the empowerment revolution!

Dr. Leti Cavazos, LCSW is the Founder and CEO of the Cannenta Center for Healthing and Empowerment. She is also the Founder of the Cannenta Foundation which focuses on providing support to vulnerable populations in Texas. Dr. Leti discusses scaling her business and her struggles as an entrepreneur. The book "Self Care for Chingonas" compiled by Dr. Cavazos features social workers particularly in areas in Dallas, Texas and surrounding areas, as well as San Antonio and it's surrounding areas. The podcast also features Elixabeth Palafox, LMSW; Marylou Ramirez, MSW, Crystal Gonzalez, MSW and Elizabeth Jurado, MSW. They describe what the word "Chingona" means to them as well as their self care practices. We also discuss what is currently happening politically in Texas. The book is available on Amazon. The podcast is sponsored by Bas City Entertainment LLC DBA as Bas Moreno Consulting. I help GenX'ers of color in the sandwich generation and assist them to chart a path of financial stability for themselves and their families. Gen X'ers, to book your free 15 minute consultation, go to https://calendly.com/basmoreno/15min Follow the podcast on Instagram:  @thesocialworkrantspodcast  Facebook: The Social Work Rants Podcast (Hit the like button)

Episode 85 - In this episode of Latino Business Report, Host J.R. Gonzales has in a probing conversation with Erika Cruz, a Latina who defies norms and stereotypes with her fearless attitude. Erika chose to relinquish the seemingly perfect life she was leading to pursue her own desires, breaking away from societal expectations. Erika, a rebel at heart, departed from a lucrative six-figure tech job to forge an unconventional path to success, driven by her passion and purpose. As the daughter of Mexican immigrants, Erika worked tirelessly to validate her parents' sacrifices, striving to achieve the American Dream. By the age of 25, she found herself working in the tech industry, traveling the world, earning a six-figure income, and engaged to be married. However, despite these accomplishments, she was not content—this was not her American Dream. Erika took a bold step by calling off her engagement, resigning from her tech job, and redirecting her focus to creating self-development content on social media. Emerging as a thought leader in this space, she founded her coaching business, Courage Driven Latina, and now generates an income exceeding a million dollars a year. Links for Erika Cruz - theerikacruz.com/links  Erika's Podcast - The Chingona Revolution Podcast | theerikacruz.com  For More of the Best Latino Podcasts go to - https://podcasts.feedspot.com/latino_podcasts/    

Sandra Nuñez is the proud founder of Educated Chingona. Where she Empowers, Educates, and Inspires through sharing her journey through life, parenting and education.

In this episode of Rhi-Take, the Barrio Princess chops it up with the one and only Jolene Bueno - the wife, mama, and badass powerhouse of a woman that is the face behind your favorite “Chingona Cookies” in ABQ. In this episode we discuss all things regarding *choosing yourself* whether that be in your family, your business, your job, relationships - simply LIFE itself. We discuss the power of being present, saying no, and simply STOPPING when you need the rest. Tune in to get a fresh perspective from two of your favorite psych nerds and baking burqueñas that love to keep it G and tell it like it is! You don't want to miss this one!

Im so proud of how far you have come!You are A CHINGONA !!!You are amazing, You are the light, YOU ARE BLESSED, and you are Unstoppable!!Im so proud of you. I am proud of your success and of your progress!

On this week's episode of the Style Masterclass Podcast, I have a special guest with me, Nicolassa Gomez who is sharing her Style Masterclass program experience.  You'll learn: Challenging expectations in the workplace and success You're rebellious energy is not wrong  Dressing the real you vs. the fantasy version of you  Nicolassa Galvez founded Chingona Coach to support women who are undervalued by their bosses. Because she doesn't believe traditional workplaces are set up for badass chicas who have big dreams and lean into being too much. After years of feeling tempered at work, coaching helped her rekindle my internal Chingona fire, and now she coaches other women to do the same.  Learn more about Nicolassa: https://chingona.coach/  Learn more about Style Masterclass: https://programs.judithgaton.com/style-masterclass

On this episode of the Latinas with Masters Podcast, Christina interviews a straight up Chingona, Maria Linares, MPA who is an Emerita Trustee of the California State University, Board of Trustees which was a position appointed by Governor Gavin Newsom. She is a proud Latina first generation college graduate raised in an immigrant working class neighborhood in the city of Santa Ana, CA. Her work throughout the years has focused on serving the most underserved and historically marginalized populations including first gen students, transfer students, students with disabilities, undocumented students, formerly incarcerated and system impacted students, student parents, students without adequate basic needs and many others. Maria is a mother of three and hopes to work in higher education, advocating for the most vulnerable populations through legislation. In five years, she sees herself applying for a doctorate in public policy, an EdD, or working in legislative affairs. Yass! Can we say #FutureDoctora You can follow Maria Linares @Mommyof3royaldolls on Instagram Thank you all of your love and support! Peace out =) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/latinaswithmasters/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/latinaswithmasters/support

Hi Rebels! This week Erika has a special and educational episode for you all! She hosted a masterclass last week and wanted to share it with you guys! Tune in for some serious gems!  Website: www.theerikacruz.com Follow Erika on: Instagram @‌theerikacruzTikTok @‌theerikacruzLinkedIn How to work with Erika: Join Courage Driven Latina  

Today, we're re-airing episode 121, when I sat down with my client Nicolassa Galvez, founder of Chingona Coach. She's an anti-career coach for women who feel unseen and undervalued at work. “Anti” because traditional career advice doesn't work for Chingonas - badass chicas who have big dreams and lean into being too much. In this episode, we get into her philosophy, what brought her to this work, and how she empowers her clients to reclaim their agency over their careers. And we're sharing it with you because Nicolassa is one of your experts in the SellingU Biz In A Box one-day virtual summit! She partners with her clients to help them see that the workplace structure (originating in racist and patriarchal ideals) is broken and not them. And this knowledge, combined with their inherent worth, is how they feel empowered to raise their voice regardless of who is (or is not) listening. In her workshop for the Biz In A Box summit, you'll delve into the world of LinkedIn and discover how to supercharge your online presence as a solopreneur. You'll be guided through the step-by-step process of optimizing your LinkedIn profile to showcase your expertise, highlight your unique value proposition, and effectively communicate your personal brand to attract the right audience. Sign up for Biz In A Box at bit.ly/SellingU-BizBox Check out Nicolassa's work at Chingona.Coach And sign up for the SellingU Community or Mastermind at bit.ly/SellingU

Have you ever wondered how some women have confidence? How about some women who command a room when they enter? How do we develop these traits? Can we develop it? Are we able to capture the essence of these leadership qualities? In this episode of Level Up Academy, find out the three traits that Sandra, a veteran from U.S. Marines and a drill sergeant have to say about leadership traits that she transfers from the military to her current passion of transforming individuals into confident leaders in their space. Let's level up today with Sandra Gonzalez.

This week hear from Viridiana Osio, co-founder of Chingona Inc. Viridiana will speak on her journey with Chingona Inc, her clothing brand, and what she is currently pursuing in her personal life. She'll also share some tips for anyone looking to start their own business. We're so excited to have her here! https://chingonainc.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/embracingmymarkings/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/embracingmymarkings/support

Adriana Gallardo es una empresaria mexicana, que llegó como muchas personas, con miedo y dudas a su llegada a Estados Unidos. Se atrevió a ir a pedir trabajo sin saber inglés, sin tener su diploma de High School y recién llegada. Ahora es la propietaria de Adriana's Insurance, es autora del libro "Cómo ser una chingona y no morirse de miedo", es una de las inversionistas de "Shark Tank México" y se maneja como una sirenita en el mundo de los negocios. Ahora comparte su experiencia con otras mujeres en su "Chingona Circle" y en su programa de coaching. Síguela en sus redes @adrianagallardo1

Happy One Year Anniversary to the Chingona Revolution Podcast!    To celebrate this monumental milestone, we are taking the time to reflect on all the changes this podcast and Courage Driven Latina has gone through in the last year. We'll also answer some questions from the open Q&A I hosted on Instagram.    Something I've learned during my time working with startups is that change is hard, but is the only constant in our lives. And it's especially true when I think back on the last year or so of business. But as things change, we also need to change in order to cope and adapt to these new opportunities coming our way. Otherwise, our fear of change will only hold us back and keep us stagnant forever!     In this week's one-year anniversary episode, I'll share how I've learned to cope with change, so we can all grow into our most courage-driven lives together. Website: www.theerikacruz.com Follow Erika on: Instagram @theerikacruz TikTok @theerikacruz LinkedIn How to work with Erika: Sign up for the Mini Mastermind Retreat here Join the waitlist for Courage Driven Latina here.  

In this episode, Raquel and Jennifer talk to social justice advocate, scholar, and author of Chingona: Owning Your Inner Badass for Healing and Justice, Alma Zaragoza-Petty. Born in Los Angeles but raised in Acapulco, Mexico, for much of her childhood, she is the daughter of immigrant parents and a first-generation high school and college graduate. Zaragoza-Petty has a master's degree in counseling and a doctorate in education and has worked in higher education for more than twenty years. She has served as an academic advisor, as a professor, and in research and evaluation for a nonprofit organization. Rooted deep in her faith, Zaragoza-Petty's new book, Chingona: Owning Your Inner Badass for Healing and Justice, shares about the chingona spirit she began to claim within herself and leads us toward the courage required to speak up and speak out against oppressive systems. Where to find Alma:Website: Thedoczp.comTwitter: @thedoczpIG: @thedoczpFB: /doctressZpLet Raquel and Jennifer know what you think about this and other episodes of Madness Cafe on IG @madnesscafepodcast or by email at madnesscafepodcast@gmail.com.And don't forget to rate and review the show wherever you listen!Thanks for listening and responding!

Nadia Ramon decided to take the plunge from the corporate world to entrepreneurship with her jewelry line Dezynr. We chit chat about the challenges she faced on her journey and how she is helping other women to do the same! 

Como se sabe desde hace varios ayeres, @AkikisB toma el espacio sexcandoloso en el marco del Día internacional de la mujer, para que las voces de otras sean escuchadas por esta bonita comunidad. En esta ocasión nos acompañaron Marbella y Valeria de @afrochingonas, para platicar sobre cómo el género no es la única intersección que toca revisar, cuestionar y desmontar hoy en día. Acompaña a @AkikisB y a @Angelcandia (que se coló porque sí, los hombres también tienen que escuchar esto) en esta rica y retadora conversación sobre género y racismo.

Diana Diaz- The Goddess Mercado & The Queer Mercado Founder Diana Diaz is a single mother born and raised in East Los Angeles, and she is the daughter of Mexican immigrants that introduced her to the world of street vending. These intersectionalities inspired her to create Mexichic Crafts, the first chicana luxury leather brand from East Los Angeles. This fashionista activista pays homage to her cultura with exclusive and colorful designs that inspire alegria. Diana has been interviewed and showcased in Telemundo-Un Nuevo Dia and by Megan Telles KTLA Unscripted. Moreover, in 2021, Diana dared to dream big when she founded The Goddess Mercado and The Queer Mercado Nonprofit Collectives. It's mission is to create safe market spaces for youth to express themselves creatively, gain lucratively, and with the support of the local community and schools. In addition, her organization promotes entrepreneurship to help redress the inequities that underrepresented Latin women, youth, and the LGBTQ community face by assisting the market vendors with branding, logo, graphic design, mobile boutique presentation, marketing, etc. The Queer Mercado was featured in the Los Angeles Times, LA TACO, The LAist, The Eastsider, and was highlighted in Fred Segal's Guide to LA for pride month. Diana lives In El Sereno and works in East Los Angeles as a school counselor. She also sits on the board of the East Los Angeles Artwalk and In The Making Nonprofit. Mexichic Crafts products are available at MOLAA, La Plaza de Cultura y Arte, Casita del pueblo in Uptown Whittier, Mercadito Monarda in Pasadena, and Adelitas Revenge- Long Beach, The Plus Bus- Highland Park In 2010 Diana Diaz was awarded Counselor of the year by Mayor Villaraigosa's Partnerships of Los Angeles Schools for her work as a school counselor at Roosevelt high school. Her work with the Goddess Mercado has been recognized by councilwoman Hilda Solis and councilwoman Monica Rodriguez, and the county board of supervisors. And on May 30, 2022, Diana was invited by Hilda Solis to be the keynote at the Breakfast Power Hour for women's history month to speak about her entrepreneurial journey at the Breakfast Power Hour. Diana has also been the keynote speaker at the New Economics for Women, and Central City neighborhood partners Follow her on her Instagram pages: IG @thegoddessmercado @thequeermercado @mexichiccrafts Chicana & Latina Moms Podcast Instagram @chicana_latinamomspodcast Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN0NUXASKe6xQaz1uo28zPQ

NEW EPISODE! Ep. 22 The Power Of Your Thoughts with Anabel QuintanillaAnabel Quintanilla is a Transformational Coach who teaches mujeres to evolve De Chillona a Chingona®. (From crybaby to badass). Chingona Living was born out of a deep desire to help women LIVE passionately, empoderadas, and free. How much of your day do you feel consumed by your thoughts? and how often do you take your thoughts as facts? In today's discussion with Sandra, Anabel can help you be in the driver's seat of your life by helping you understand your thoughts. Connect with AnabelWebsiteInstagramConnect with NopaleraWebsiteInstagramTik TokJoin Sandra's Entrepreneurial NewsletterAsk a business question

On this last episode of 2022 our host Erika is back with an amazing episode that can guide you through building a plan to execute your goals. Below you will find all the timestamps for the journal prompts.    Step 1: Reflect: 5:42 Question 1: 06:29 Question 2: 06:44 Question 3: 07:22 Question 4: 07:44 Question 5: 08:13 ________________ Step 2: Dream - 09:01 Question 1: 14:58 Question 2: 5:14 Question 3: 16:33  Question 4: 17:12 Question 5: 18:05 Question 6: 18:16 Question 7: 18:31 Question 8: 20:26 Question 9: 21:49 ___________________ Step 3: Identity - 25:56 Question 1: 26:33 Question 2: 27:18 Question 3: 28:56 Question 4: 29:52 Question 5: 30:12 ________________ Step 4: Plan -31:06   Tip 1: 31:34  Tip 2: 32:49   Tip 3: 33:27 Tip 4: 34:37   Tip 5: 35:13   We All Grow Summit Podcast Episode  www.theerikacruz.com Follow Erika on: Instagram @theerikacruz TikTok @theerikacruz LinkedIn How to work with Erika: Apply for private coaching with Erika here. Join the waitlist for Courage Driven Latina here.      

On this capítulo of Locatora Radio, we unpack the reclamation of chignona, girlboss/jefa culture and hechaleganismo. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/locatora_productionsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Out of Santa Ana, she lost her job in January and turned that setback into her comeback! @chingona_en_la_cocina on InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week our host Erika is joined by, the salary slayer herself Evie, in honor of Latina Equal Pay Day! Join them as they discuss money trauma, how you can negotiate for yourself, and why the pay gap is even greater with EDUCATED LATINAS!  Evie Prete, Salary Negotiation Coach, is your local Chingona helping people tap into their inner dopeness via salary negotiations. She is a first-gen college graduate, Latina, engineer, entrepreneur, and business owner. She works with people who desire to break generational curses by teaching them how to advocate for themselves in salary negotiations. She has helped her clients secure over $159,000 in salary increases and can't wait to continue to help more people negotiate their salaries. When she's not helping people slay their salary negotiations, you can find her greñuda and sweaty AF training Jiu Jitsu, or hiking with her husband and dog. Connect with Evie: Instagram @lamalamujerblog Website [Webinar]  Latina Equal Pay Day Website: www.theerikacruz.com Follow Erika on: Instagram @theerikacruz TikTok @theerikacruz LinkedIn How to work with Erika: Apply for private coaching with Erika here. Join the waitlist for Courage Driven Latina here.

Samara Hernandez, founding partner at Chingona Ventures, talks about investing in underrepresented and overlooked badass founders from different backgrounds. Samara explains her 5Ps framework of evaluating startups and gives her thoughts on how access to capital for underrepresented founders has changed. She also gives her advice to founders as they maneuver the current market downturn.In this episode, you'll learn:[5:34] Underrepresented founders don't need more advice. They need capital.[7:45] Is it now easier for founders of overlooked backgrounds to get venture dollars?[12:44] 5Ps of evaluating whether a company is investible or not[21:20] Downturns are a reality check for startups.The non-profit organization that Samara is passionate about: Latinx VCAbout Guest SpeakerSamara Hernandez is a founding partner at Chingona Ventures. Prior to founding Chingona, Samara was an early stage investor at MATH Venture Partners, where she led new investment review, diligence and execution. Samara previously worked at Goldman Sachs in sales as well as advising on portfolio construction and consulting on business practices.Samara is actively involved in the Chicago tech community and is passionate about helping underrepresented groups get into STEM education, venture capital and entrepreneurship. She co-founded the Latinx Founders Collective organization to bring together Latinx founders, investors, and community leaders to support the entrepreneurial ecosystem. In addition, she is an active member of Latinx VCs, a San-Francisco based group of experienced venture investors coming together to connect, engage, and foster the Latinx VC ecosystem.About Chingona VenturesChingona Ventures is a Chicago-based venture capital firm that invests in badass founders at the earliest stages of technology and technology-enabled companies all over the U.S. Chingona Ventures focuses on industries that are massively changing and founders whose backgrounds uniquely position them to create businesses in growth markets that are often overlooked. Companies in its portfolio include: Certiverse, Elevate, Tiny Organics, SUMA Wealth, Innovare, Olivex, Paerpay, Scout, She Matters, Cartwheel among others.Subscribe to our podcast and stay tuned for our next episode. Follow Us:  Twitter | Linkedin | Instagram | Facebook

Alma Zaragoza-Petty is a Mexican-American activist, scholar, podcast host and author of "Chingona: Owning Your Inner Badass for Healing and Justice"—a book that aims to help Latinas embrace their badass spirit. In this episode, Zaragoza-Petty shares her big chingona energy with us and shares her journey in reclaiming her badassery, courage, and power. Buy your copy today via this link! For all Hella Latin@ updates, follow @hellalatinopodcast on Instagram and connect on LinkedIn. More at odalysjasmine.com.

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/