Podcast appearances and mentions of lorraine ladish

In todays episode, I had the honor of interviewing Lorraine (from Spain) Ladish on her secrets on how to live life to the fullest. She seems decades younger than her 60 years young age and that alone is enthralling. In looking at her social media and reading her blogs and books, it might seem like Lorraine is immune to problems but the truth might surprise most. She is open and honest about the many challenges that she's endured throughout her life but the one thing that separates her from most is her quest for happiness. Tune into todays episode and learn what it takes to shift your mindset towards embracing the mindset that “the best is yet to come.”

Anyone else tired of ageism in media and marketing? In this episode, experience the powerful perspective of influencer/yogi/CEO Lorraine Ladish, who has a unique message on how we can change the narrative & create a more inclusive society for all ages. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mi querida Lorraine Ladish autora, escritora, editora, oradora, amante de las redes sociales y mamá de dos niñas y un niño y fundadora de Viva Fifty! nos ayuda a no tenerle miedo a la edad y a vivir con plenitud cada una de nuestras especialmente al llegar a los 50's.Conoce más de Lorraine en sus redes sociales y en su página https://www.lorrainecladish.comSUSCRÍBETE a nuestro canal, déjanos tu comentario y comparte este episodio con quienes creas que necesiten escuchar esto.Únete a la familia de Rollos de Mujeres - PODCAST,  síguenos en todas las redes sociales como @RollosDeMujeres o da clic en los siguientes enlaces:INSTAGRAMFACEBOOKTWITTERTikTok

I'm excited for you to meet Lorraine Ladish also known as The Flawed Yogini.  The 2008 recession took the rug out from under her.  She lost her marriage, her savings and her source of income. She found herself absolutely broke—emotionally and financially. She was suddenly a single mother in her forties with two little girls to take care of, but with the help and inspiration from many friends along the way, she managed to reinvent her writing career by taking it online.  If you were to follow her on Instagram today, you'd see a beautiful, confident 59 year old woman who can do some crazy yoga poses… but what we're talking about today is what it took to get her from where she was to where she is now. 

MIS SERVICIOS DE COACHING: https://cuidar-t.es/servicios-de-coaching/ ¡Apúntate a mi newsletter!: https://cuidar-t.es/contacto/ ….. Cuidar-T, un programa semanal para ayudarte a sentirte bien. En este espacio hablamos de trucos, ideas, información y consejos para aprender a sentirte bien. Hoy te traigo un episodio muy personal porque voy a hablarte sobre la esencia de este proyecto, de dónde nace y ya te anticipo que hablarte de ello implica desvestirme emocionalmente de una manera que me hace sentir vulnerable…y al mismo tiempo afortunada porque sé que lo vas a recibir con el corazón abierto. La historia de mi autocuidado nace de la historia de mi relación con mi propio cuerpo durante la adolescencia, la cual no ha sido siempre fácil. La relación con nuestro cuerpo es nuestra relación con el mundo y en mi caso ésta no estaba llena de armonía, sino que contenía desequilibrios que con el tiempo se fueron haciendo más y más grandes. En este episodio te hablo con sinceridad sobre todas las fases por las que pasé y que me han llevado a ser quien soy en este momento. Y lo hago con la convicción de que las cosas por las que pasé y los aprendizajes que obtuve, pueden ayudar hoy a muchas personas que se sientan en un estado parecido. Espero que el episodio te parezca interesante. Si es así, te animo a que lo compartas con las personas a quien creas que le pueda ser de utilidad. CONTENIDO: 00:00 = Saludo inicial. 00:35 = Introducción al episodio. 00:42 = A veces la repetición es buena. 05:06 = La relación con nuestro cuerpo. 06:24 = Mi autocuidado comienza con un mal cuidado del cuerpo. 07:05 = No sé cómo es la vida de alguien que se lleva bien con su cuerpo. 08:57 = No establecemos una relación funcional con nuestro cuerpo, sino emocional. 11:18 = A veces el cuerpo se convierte en refugio. Ser grande es ser fuerte. 13:25 = La falsa sensación de control. 15:28 = Del elogio al reproche. Mi reacción y mi posterior auto-rechazo. 18:39 = Salir de esta relación con mi cuerpo es la marca de mi filosofía. 20:07 = Para mí fue importante cambiar de entorno. 22:27 = La verdadera herramienta es el autoconocimiento. 23:15 = Hay cosas que no funcionan para mí. 25:10 = Mi aprendizaje es moverme dentro de la imperfección. 25:45 = Espero que esta información os sirva, aunque no soy un ejemplo a seguir. 29:59 = La relación con nuestro cuerpo puede ser una alerta sobre problemas emocionales. 34:44 = Últimas reflexiones. 35:57 = Despedida del episodio. 37:33 = Fin. Más información sobre Cuidar-T en: https://cuidar-t.es/ Perfil de Cuidar-T en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cuidar_t/ Mi estudio de yoga: https://feelyoga.es/ Episodio 64 del podcast, con Lorraine Ladish: https://go.ivoox.com/rf/40264666 Los derechos de todas las músicas utilizadas son de libre uso o han sido debidamente adquiridos.

Planning things to do in Sarasota, Florida this weekend or months down the road? You might be wondering "What is in Sarasota, Florida?" You can look at restaurant websites or a Sarasota calendar hoping to come up w/ an outline or arrive there & type in "Sarasota events next 3 days" & the very last minute types may search for "events in Sarasota today." No matter what kind of planner you are, this episode w/ Lorraine Ladish can provide a shortcut for planning fun things to do in Sarasota, Florida. Show Notes: Click the link below or you can copy and paste it into the browser. https://karencordaway.com/things-to-do-in-sarasota-florida-this-weekend-or-anytime-with-lorraine-ladish/

How do you talk to yourself about the way your body is aging? In today's episode, I have a beautiful conversation with Lorraine Ladish about body image at middle age and beyond. Lorraine shares her personal story about struggling with eating disorders and body image at a young age and how she overcame it in midlife. She now has a strong relationship and love for her body and provides tips on how you can too. We talk about a recent blog post  where she shares photos from an 'honest' photo shoot and how one of the 'real' photos went viral. Here is a link to the blog post we referred to: https://www.vivafifty.com/over-50-birthday-photoshoot-lorraine-ladish-13313/We talk about how an aging body is perceived in the media and how the perception is a 'learned behaviour' and that we 'allow' ourselves to 'believe' certain things that work against us. Lorraine shares some practical optimism about this that you are going to want to hear. Lorraine has fully claimed her power at midlife and is a true inspiration. We also talk about the fear of aging in our culture and how we all have a responsibility to provide positive education and inspiration to younger women about aging.  Lorraine is a 21st. Century Communicator, helping empower women and others to achieve their goals. She is the founder and CEO of Viva Fifty! a bilingual community that celebrates being 50+. She's worked as an editor and social media coordinator for a number of online publications. She is a content creator and regular contributor to NBCNews, Huffpost, AARP, Babycenter and Mom.me. Lorraine has contributed to People en Español, La Palma of The Palm Beach Post,  Purple Clover, Latina magazine and Redbook . Her latest book on embracing age was published by HarperCollins in 2017.    But most of all Lorraine is a woman, a mom, a wife, a daughter, a sister, a friend, a writer, an entrepreneur, a yogini.

Susan and Heather talk with Lorraine Ladish as she shares her encouraging and inspirational story.

Hi everyone and welcome to the Brighter Retirement Radio™ Podcast. In the latest episode of the Brighter Retirement Radio podcast, you'll hear from guest, Lorraine Ladish, who shares stories of how we can stay active both mentally and physically as we enter retirement. Lorraine is a bilingual author of 18 books, a speaker, a Yogini, a writer, and the creator of Viva 50 Media. In this episode Lorraine shares about physical and mental health tips that help us to stay strong and stay sharp in retirement, and her responses might just shock you.

My guest this week is author and content creator Lorraine Ladish. We talked about the value of mind-body work, Lorraine’s favorite self-care activities, the importance of daily practices in caring for our minds and bodies, and spirituality as letting go of the illusion of control, among other topics. Lorraine has been through a lot in her lifetime, and she describes where she has found strength and grace along the way.

My guest this week is author and content creator Lorraine Ladish. We talked about the value of mind-body work, Lorraine’s favorite self-care activities, the importance of daily practices in caring for our minds and bodies, and spirituality as letting go of the illusion of control, among other topics. Lorraine has been through a lot in her lifetime, and she describes where she has found strength and grace along the way. Other topics we touched on included: The challenges Lorraine has overcome in her life How Lorraine sees her life mission now at age 57 How my guest has dealt with episodes of depression The blessing and curse of extreme self-awareness The advantage of doing something active to improve our well-being The practice of yoga nidra How Lorraine is dealing with the current challenges of the pandemic and quarantine How Lorraine transitioned to full-time work online Spirituality as letting go of the illusion of control Letting go of fears that are beyond our power to control The problem with reading books and not putting them into practice Channeling addiction in positive, life-giving directions Lorraine's favorite self-help book, Wayne Dyer’s bestselling Your Erroneous Zones (affiliate link) Recommendations for people just starting to work from home Turning difficulties into gratitude The value of batching your tasks to minimize task switching Lorraine is the author of Tu Mejor Edad: Para Tener Una Vida Extraordinaria (affiliate link), which translates, Your best age to have an extraordinary life. I hope you enjoy our discussion. Photo by Phillippe Diederich Lorraine Ladish was born in Spain and is a 21st century communicator, helping empower women and others to achieve their goals. She’s the founder and CEO of Viva Fifty!, a bilingual community that celebrates being fifty and over. Lorraine has worked as an editor and social media coordinator for numerous online publications, and is a content creator and regular contributor to NBC News, Huffington Post, AARP, and Babycenter, among others. Her latest book on embracing age, Tu Mejor Edad, was published by HarperCollins in 2017. Fine Lorraine online at her website, follow her on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and check out her YouTube channel. Banner photo by Phillippe Diederich.

Life has its ebbs and flows. Sometimes we find ourselves in a difficult situation, but being the mujeres we are we think we can do it all on our own.  Back in 2008 Lorraine Ladish found herself in a very challenging situation. Her marriage fell apart, she had kids to support and she found herself without a job. Lorraine learned during this time that it was ok to ask for help and receiving food stamps was something she needed to take care of her family.  Don't miss this beautiful story of transformation and growth.  What you'll learn about in today's episode: What the Spanish Civil War had to do with her money story The spur events that led to her finding herself a single mom and on welfare The lessons she learned from the 2008 recession Why she won't wear gold jewelry ever again For a quick recap of this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/214 Want to get social? Let's connect more on Instagram @herdineromatters Don't miss perusing the Her Dinero Matters LOUNGE (my collection of free and paid resources). Create your free account today: https://jenhemphill.com/thelounge The post Letting Pride Go and Asking for Help with Lorraine Ladish | HDM 214 appeared first on the Her Dinero Matters Podcast.

Life has its ebbs and flows. Sometimes we find ourselves in a difficult situation, but being the mujeres we are we think we can do it all on our own.    Back in 2008 Lorraine Ladish found herself in a very challenging situation. Her marriage fell apart, she had kids to support and she found herself without a job. Lorraine learned during this time that it was ok to ask for help and receiving food stamps was something she needed to take care of her family.    Don’t miss this beautiful story of transformation and growth.    What you'll learn about in today's episode: What the Spanish Civil War had to do with her money story The spur events that led to her finding herself a single mom and on welfare The lessons she learned from the 2008 recession Why she won’t wear gold jewelry ever again For a quick recap of this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/214   Want to get social? Let’s connect more on Instagram @herdineromatters   Don’t miss perusing the Her Dinero Matters LOUNGE (my collection of free and paid resources). Create your free account today: https://jenhemphill.com/thelounge   The post Letting Pride Go and Asking for Help with Lorraine Ladish | HDM 214 appeared first on the Her Dinero Matters Podcast.

Life has its ebbs and flows. Sometimes we find ourselves in a difficult situation, but being the mujeres we are we think we can do it all on our own.    Back in 2008 Lorraine Ladish found herself in a very challenging situation. Her marriage fell apart, she had kids to support and she found herself without a job. Lorraine learned during this time that it was ok to ask for help and receiving food stamps was something she needed to take care of her family.    Don’t miss this beautiful story of transformation and growth.    What you'll learn about in today's episode: What the Spanish Civil War had to do with her money story The spur events that led to her finding herself a single mom and on welfare The lessons she learned from the 2008 recession Why she won’t wear gold jewelry ever again For a quick recap of this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/214   Want to get social? Let’s connect more on Instagram @herdineromatters   Don’t miss perusing the Her Dinero Matters LOUNGE (my collection of free and paid resources). Create your free account today: https://jenhemphill.com/thelounge   The post Letting Pride Go and Asking for Help with Lorraine Ladish | HDM 214 appeared first on the Her Dinero Matters Podcast.

EP 013 Starting Over! In this episode we share story of Lorraine Ladish, writer, publisher and yogini who at the age of 45 found herself divorced, unemployed, broke and in debt, with two young daughters. She was just days from being homeless and forced to feed her children with food stamps and charity as she figured out how to not only start over but to do it in a new country. Lorraine tells us an inspiring story of navigating her way from deep depression to building a highly successful bilingual digital media company which celebrates Life over 50..  What struck me most about Lorraine’s story was the perseverance and deep self-belief that carried her through. A truly inspiring story.

Una conversación con Lorraine Ladish, madre española radicada en los Estados Unidos comparte su trayectoria bilingüe y bicultural y su evolución como mujer expatriada. Creadora de los blogs VivaFifty y The Flawed Yogini

This week on the podcast we talk with author, entrepreneur, and influencer--Lorraine C. Ladish. Lorraine calls herself a 21st Century communicator who helps empower women and others to achieve their goals. She has always put an emphasis on fitness in her life, and after a running injury when she was 48, has been devoted to yoga. So much so, that last year she gained her certification as a yoga instructor.  Lorraine's poses are admired across all of her social media and websites and she has worked with AARP on a series of yoga videos focused on beginning yoga for older adults.   We wanted to chat with Lorraine about how important moving is to her as a habit, and what she believes about exercise as she ages. Her passion for exercise reflects all of the reasons daily habit #1 is MOVE. She talks with us about why she doesn't like to miss a day of moving and how it affects so much more than just her physical body.  Over the course of her life, she has faced many challenges and moving her body has always been something she uses to help her mood, her energy levels and her stress. We also talk about how she's learned to meditate as a way of stress reduction and why she believes that being still is just as important as moving.  Viva Fifty Flawed Yogini Lorraine C. Ladish

Cuidar–T, un programa semanal para un estilo de vida saludable. En este programa hablamos de trucos, ideas, información y consejos para aprender a sentirte bien. Cumplir años en una sociedad en la que tanto se valora la juventud y la belleza asociada a ella no es fácil. ¿Cómo hacer para sobrellevar bien algo que tiene una estética negativa pero que en realidad está lleno de cosas buenas? Para hablar de ello hoy contamos con Lorraine C. Ladish, editora, escritora, conferenciante, instructora de yoga y emprendedora. Lorraine tiene una larga experiencia como escritora y generadora de contenido online. Es una figura muy respetada en favor de las mujeres de más de 35 y especialmente a partir de los 50. Su libro “Tu mejor edad” y su proyecto vivafifty.com son una buena muestra de su inspirador trabajo. CONTENIDO: 00:07 = Saludo inicial. 00:52 = Presentación del episodio. 02:10 = Presentación de Lorraine. 04:49 = ¿Cómo te ves a ti misma en retrospectiva? 07:58 = ¿Te preocupaba cumplir años a los 30? 11:51 = En los entornos laborales actuales, parece que no existe la edad perfecta. 16:01 = Detrás de todo lo que haces hay inspiración pero también realismo. 18:41 = ¿Qué es lo más importante para cuidarnos y ser felices? 20:12 = ¿Cómo haces para cuidar tu alimentación? 22:10 = Y haces ejercicio todos los días. 24:17 = ¿Sientes presión por tener que dar ejemplo? 26:08 = ¿En qué te apoyas en tus momentos bajos? 29:08 = ¿Cuáles son tus proyectos más inmediatos? 37:37 = Despedida. Más información sobre Cuidar-T en: https://cuidar-t.es/ Mi estudio de yoga: https://feelyoga.es/ Web de Lorraine C. Ladish: https://www.vivafifty.com/ Los derechos de todas las músicas utilizadas son de libre uso o han sido debidamente adquiridos.

Lorraine is a bright light in this world. She is the founder of a successful blog and YouTube Channel and is living proof that it's never too late to redesign your life exactly the way that you want it. Lorraine is a master at graceful aging, overcoming embarrassment and obstacles that come with conquering an eating disorder. She is a force of nature and proves it every day by living and breathing authenticity in everything she does. During my time with Lorraine we discuss where her family is from, what it was like growing up in a house of writers, and the "series of unfortunate events" that brought her to the happiest point of her life today. Here is a breakdown of what we talk about this episode: How Lorraine broke into the journalism world and how that quickly turned into writing and publishing books. Lorraine shares candidly about her eating disorder and how she overcame that. How exciting it is to be 50 and how happy she is about it! She explains how aging gives her the ability to embrace purest joys in life. Lorraine embodies the saying "owning your story", and that by doing that it is never too late to be happy, to be who you want to be, and to succeed. Remember to never be ashamed or embarrassed about your story. It deserves to be told, and YOU deserve to be happy.   Important Links: Personal website: www.lorrainecladish.com/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/lorrainecladish Facebook: www.facebook.com/lorrainecladish/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/lorrainecladish Blog: VivaFifty.com

Esta semana nos tomamos una pausa de dar consejos y decidimos escuchar los consejos de una mamá muy especial. Se trata de Lorraine Ladish, fundadora y CEO de Viva Fifty- una comunidad bilingüe que celebra la mejor edad. Lorraine es también mamá de 3 adolescentes y tiene mucho que compartir con los padres modernos como ella.

THE ART OF REINVENTING YOURSELF - LORRAINE C. LADISH – VIVA FIFTY.COMLorraine went from living on food stamps to stamping beautiful pictures of food on her website vivafifty.com. What a journey she has had. After a bad divorce, a subsequent bankruptcy and being forced to take care of her children with no help; Lorraine was able to reinvent herself.Lorraine became an author of 17 books, practices Yoga, and is the founder and editor of Vivafifty.com, a website catering middle age women. Let’s talk to Lorraine and find out Como lo Hizo.If you want to learn more about Lorraine and her website go to www.vivafifty.comExecutive Producer and Host: Fernando Schiantarelli. Como lo Hizo is a co-production of iHeart Radio - Premiere Networks and Crece Grow Media.

Imagine losing your marriage and your income in the same year, and then selling everything you own just to stay off the streets. Now picture doing this as a 45-yo mother of two little girls who desperately need you to love, feed and protect them. Picture the fear, the anxiety and the hopelessness. How would you cope?

My guest today, Phillippe Diederich is an award-winning novelist, and the author of three books, Sofrito, Playing with the Devil’s Fire, and his forthcoming mystery, The Last Girl (written under the pseudonym, Danny Lopez). Before he became a novelist, much of his photojournalism work centered around the Latin American culture, mainly in Cuba and Mexico. Phillippe was a nomad who enjoyed the early days of his career when he could walk the streets getting a pulse of the people. Phillippe is a devoted husband and father who believes our time here is short. He has an abundance of personal cultural influences from which to draw to build his stories. He is a man of the world, who allows us into his, with every book he writes. During this episode, Phillippe shares the inspiration behind his stories, how the book industry made him a young adult author and where he took some of his favorite photos. If you are considering a life or job transition but are having a hard time getting started I invite you to check out my Discover What’s Next coaching program. Allow me to help you create a more fulfilling future. Sign up for a 1-hour complimentary consultation. Key Takeaways: [2:00] Phillippe’s origin story, and how he became a photojournalist. [14:24] Much of Phillippe’s fiction work centers around Cuba, and his first piece was the leader of a Harley Davidson club there. [27:29] Playing for the Devil's Fire addresses the changing landscape of a small town in Mexico from a young boy’s point of view. [35:58] Danny Lopez is a pseudonym Phillippe uses to separate his adult work from his young adult stories. [41:13] Phillippe and his wife, Lorraine Ladish, share the belief that we are only here for a short period of time. Mentioned in This Episode: Phillippe Diederich Ever Better Podcast Ep. 63 with Lorraine Ladish Ever Better U Discover What’s Next Coaching Lisa@EverBetterU.com @EverBetterU on Twitter

Lorraine Ladish is a 21st Century Communicator, helping empower women and others to achieve their goals. She is the founder and CEO of Viva Fifty! a bilingual community that celebrates being over 50. She’s worked as an editor and social media coordinator for a number of online publications. Her next book on embracing age will be published by HarperCollins in 2017.  By choice, Lorraine always worked, but never on a payroll.  She thought everyone did what they loved. Her Dad wanted her to be a Marine Biologist because he thought it was stable and she’d make a lot of money.  Now she makes more staying at home than Marine Biologists do. Lorraine tries to inspire women to live their best life every day and to celebrate being over 50! She wants to inspire women who speak both English and Spanish to live their best lives. When you do something you are passionate about, it makes you feel purposeful, happy and helps to avoid a downhill spiral in retirement. The sections of her website are: * Mind * Body * Grace (Beauty) * Escape (what to do when you aren’t working) * Relationships It turns out English speakers are looking for beauty and Spanish speakers are looking for Relationships She caters to all types of people. There is no “one size fits all” for being over 50. * People are entering their 60s with young children * Some 50-year-old women are having children! * Some grandparents are raising grandchildren Lorraine gave some great advice: Do what you love. Spain has a caste system that is difficult to break.  She did it, and if Lorraine did it you can too!  Think of what you wish you had done or would do for free, for example, YOU could write a book. Think of the one thing you want to do, and then just do it!  You CAN love being over 50! Books:  Tu mejor edad: Para tener una vida extraordinaria (Spanish Edition) * ¡Emprende! De mamá sola y sin recursos a empresaria digital * Estoy Embarazada, Y Ahora Que?: Confidencias Para La Nueva Madre (Spanish Edition) * REACH! from single mom on welfare to digital entrepreneur * Miedo a Comer (Spanish Edition) * Diario del exito (Spanish Edition) * Volver a empezar (Coleccion Psicologia) (Spanish Edition) * 7 estrategias para sacar partido a los libros de autoayuda (Spanish Edition) * Nino creativo,

Lorraine Ladish is a 21st Century Communicator, helping empower women and others to achieve their goals. She is the founder and CEO of Viva Fifty! a bilingual community that celebrates being over 50. She’s worked as an editor and social media coordinator for a number of online publications. Her next book on embracing age will be published by HarperCollins in […] The post Celebrate being over 50! Episode 70 appeared first on Rock Your Retirement.

Lorraine Ladish embodies the ‘Ever Better’ state of mind! She uses her bi-cultural background, experience, and energy, to inspire people to embrace age with grace and vibrancy. She’s a self-described 21st-century communicator who founded Viva Fifty Media and the Viva Fifty! online community. A sought-after writer and brand ambassador, Lorraine who has written almost 20 books, including the moving story of her life experiences, Reach: From Single Mom on Welfare to Digital Entrepreneur. During this episode, Lorraine shares the touching story of how a dance studio kept her grounded during rough times, provided her proof that kindness has no boundaries, and opened the door to an opportunity that changed her life. Lorraine’s mantra of “It’s never too late,” is a reflection of her belief in a person’s ability to accomplish anything at any age. Work with me to Discover What’s Next for you. In my one-on-one coaching program, we work together to unearth your hidden talents, uncover opportunities, and start creating a more fulfilling future.   Key Takeaways: [3:02] Lorraine has a blended family, and both she and her husband are writers. [7:46] Shortly after Lorraine published her book, I'm Pregnant! Now, What? (Estoy Embarazada, Y Ahora Que?: Confidencias Para La Nueva Madre), she moved to the U.S. from Spain. [9:36] Lorraine shares the touching story which inspired her book, Reach. [18:24] Lorraine’s love of dance offered her solace and opportunity. [21:23] Speaking four languages, Spanish, English, SEO and HTML. [26:21] You are never too old for social media. [30:03] Viva Fifty is a bilingual website for people over 50. [38:35] How Viva Fifty Media generates income for Lorraine and her family of 5. [41:52] Tips from Lorraine’s forthcoming book, Your Best Age. [46:02] Lisa created the ‘10 ways to discover your voice’ guide.   Mentioned in This Episode: Viva Fifty! Lorraine C. Ladish @vivafifty on Twitter @lorrainecladish on Twitter @lorrainecladish on Instagram Estoy Embarazada, Y Ahora Que?: Confidencias Para La Nueva Madre, by Lorraine C. Ladish REACH! From Single Mom on Welfare to Digital Entrepreneur, by Lorraine C. Ladish Your Best Age, by Lorraine C. Ladish (Forthcoming) Ever Better Discover What’s Next Coaching Contact Lisa: Lisa@EverBetterU.com @EverBetterU on Twitter  

Webpage: http://www.lorrainecladish.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lorrainecladish Twitter: https://twitter.com/lorrainecladish Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lorrainecladish/   Recursos recomendados App Buffer: https://buffer.com   Película: “En busca de la felicidad” dirigida por Gabriele Muccino   Quotes: La clave del éxito es llegar y hacer el trabajo. Tu palabra es todo lo que tienes. Siempre hay que trabajar como si te pagaran aunque no tengas dinero. El mejor consejo que me han dado es aquel al que no le hice caso por seguir trabajando en lo que a mi me apasiona. Ser latino significa ser simplemente MÁS.     TRANSCRIPCIÓN DE LA ENTREVISTA:   - INTRO - Julio Muñiz (Host): ¡Hola! Bienvenidos a Inconfundiblemente Latino, soy Julio Muñiz.   Hoy estamos platicando con Lorraine Ladish. Lorraine ha publicado 18 libros sobre las relaciones de pareja, relaciones familiares y profesionales, emprendedores digitales y, libros sobre como vivir de una manera más completa. Es colaboradora de Latina Magazine, NBC News, Huffington Post, entre otros. Es fundadora y CEO de Viva Fifty! Media, una comunidad online que celebra la vida plena después de los 50 años.   Lorraine es experta y apasionada de las Redes Sociales y del mundo digital, donde día a día comparte su visión y experiencia. De esto y mucho más vamos a platicar con ella.   Lorraine, bienvenida a Inconfundiblemente Latino. Cuando te pregunta a que te dedicas, ¿cómo lo explicas de la manera más sencilla?   Lorraine C Ladish: Ayer me hicieron la misma pregunta y contesté "It's not easy", pero yo siempre digo que principalmente soy escritora y comunicadora. Soy autora de libros y además manejo una revista digital. Esa es la respuesta corta   JM: Platicábamos antes de empezar que estás trabajando en varios proyectos. ¿Cuál es el que te tiene más apasionada?   LC: Lo que más me apasiona, es escribir libros. Quizá es porque empecé como escritora. Ahora estoy trabajando en un proyecto de libro del que no puedo decir mucho, pero que me apasiona.   JM: Estaremos pendientes y lo compartiremos en las redes de Inconfundiblemente Latino cuando esté listo.   Lo que hacemos en Inconfundiblemente Latino es celebrar las historias de éxito de los latinos en Estados Unidos. Compartimos sus experiencias, consejos y las herramientas que les han ayudado a conseguir el éxito. Queremos inspirar a quien empieza su carrera profesional o quien no sabe como llevar su negocio al siguiente nivel.   Platícanos cómo es que te convertiste en una escritora. ¿Qué te motivó?   LC: Yo tuve la suerte de nacer en una familia de escritores. Mi padre es escritor y mi abuelo era escritor. Mi padre quería que yo estudiara Biología Marina porqué decía que en la escritura no había dinero. A mi me gustaba la Biología, pero me gustaba más escribir. Mi abuelo siempre tenía libros en casa, tenía una imprenta y mi hermana y yo pasábamos los sábados pegando y poniendo tapas a libros. Yo leía los libros de mi padre, veía a mi abuelo escribir y a muy temprana edad tuve la suerte de darme cuenta que yo no podía tener un trabajo regular. No me gustaba la idea de una oficina e incluso me costó peleas con mi padre. Me di cuenta que yo tenía que trabajar para mi sola. Tenga una amiga de 22 años, que ella me considera su mentora, y me dijo que tampoco podía trabajar en una oficina.   JM: Que importante seguir nuestras corazonadas y encontrar nuestra vocación.   LC: Yo creo que todos, de alguna manera, sabemos lo que queremos hacer o por lo menos, lo que no queremos hacer. Yo lo observo en mis hijos. Veo que la más pequeña es más artista y se inclina por eso. Le he dicho que si ella quiere hacer arte, que lo haga. En gente de mi generación, escuchaba a su familia que le decía lo que tenía que hacer. Por eso creo que hay mucha gente frustrada porque ahora se da cuenta que...

On this episode of Bilingual Avenue, I chat with Lorraine Ladish about the challenges of raising bilingual children.  She shares her particular struggles while also providing great advice and perspective on overcoming common challenges when raising bilingual children. 

Laura interviews Lorraine Ladish from VivaFifty.com, Adam Lewis from HotOctopuss.com, Alberta Knish wonders about whale wives, a grandma learns about actual ants in the pants, and we say goodbye to David Bowie and Alan Rickman, plus movie reviews of films with lovers over 50.