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The Perez Sisters of Cafecito Break Alex and RA host a roundtable with some of the members of the tribe. Listen to an honest conversation with artists, artisans, entrepreneurs, and teachers. Featuring Alex Perez, Rosangel Perez, Juan Roman Jr, Nathan Bunce, Evelyn Jimenez, Russel Hill, Melissa Fernandez, and Brandon Duran. QUESTION FOR YOU: What is your 2020 Vision? Comment below and share it with us. Let us witness one another. We can use this medium to uplift and hold one another's vision. Thank you community for being a part of our lives. Thank you for seeing us. Thank you for witnessing us. Thank you for believing in us. We appreciate you. Here's to a healthy prosperous wholesome joyful successful make it wepa 2020. Recorded Live at St Pauls in Brooklyn Please like, share, subscribe to our channel. It will help us get discovered by people who want to hear our kind of messages. We love you! in gratitude Support Cafecito! We are 100% independent Make a gratitude donation paypal.me/cafecitobreak Other ways to support: Like, Share, Subscribe Cafecito Break Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cafecitobreak/ Made in Brooklyn Produced by The Perez Sisters! #makeitwepa

Let us start off by saying EVERYONE deals with self-doubt. Especially when it comes to running your own business or making a big change in your life, it's normal to go through imposter syndrome. One way Caroline deals with self-doubt before starting something new is to acknowledge how much she'd regret not doing that thing. Yes, it's scary to navigate uncharted waters, but it's much worse to have never dipped your toes in those waters and always wondered "what if." For Jason, dealing with imposter syndrome and self-doubt comes down to challenging his own assumptions. Put your doubtful thoughts to the test and don't let them impact business decisions or life choices until they prove that negative assumptions are correct. Don't let self-doubt hold you back from getting started and don't compare where you are on your journey to the end of someone else's journey. QUESTION FOR YOU: What self-doubt are you currently dealing with in your life or business? Want to learn more about Wandering Aimfully? Head to wanderingaimfully.com and get our weekly email newsletter about living the life you want. And, don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review if you enjoy the show!

Whether you're starting a business or you've been on your own entrepreneurial journal for over a decade like we have, we've got some lessons learned and tips for you in this episode! When was the last time you set out to plant seeds for your business? No, not actual seeds, but tasks and to-do items that may not bear fruit for many months? This can seem difficult if you're trying hard to generate revenue right now, but it's an important way to shift your thinking to play the long-game with your biz. We also discuss how to use an "experimenter's mindset" with your business and practical next steps. So much of our positive progress and growth has come from putting our ideas and assumptions to the test (and not counting ideas out before giving them a chance!) And we chat about comparison traps, dealing with feelings of overwhelm, and focusing on taking imperfect action. Lots of goodies for you this week! QUESTION FOR YOU: What seeds are you planting for your business this year? Want to learn more about Wandering Aimfully? Head to wanderingaimfully.com and get our weekly email newsletter about living the life you want. And, don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review if you enjoy the show!

Taking that dream travel trip doesn't happen out of the blue. With enough planning and forward-thinking, your dream trip can be a reality with just a few simple steps we share in this week's WAIM Show episode. Some of our favorite recent trips: Tahiti (overwater bungalows!) Iceland (all the waterfalls and crazy Instagram-worthy terrains) Italy (pizza, pasta, need we say more?) Tulum (amazing beaches and food) While those big destinations are awesome, we also had a great time in British Columbia, Joshua Tree, and small towns throughout the US on various road trips! Travel is a source of inspiration and motivation for us. If we need to recharge our creative batteries we look for a new place to visit and do it on our own terms (read: no hostels... haha). We hope this episode helps you plan a dream travel trip or just inspires you to take a weekend getaway. QUESTION FOR YOU: What dream travel destination is on your list? Want to learn more about Wandering Aimfully? Head to wanderingaimfully.com and get our weekly email newsletter about living the life you want. And, don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review if you enjoy the show!

We've come to realize that constraints and limitations don't have to be bad things. In fact, we use them to our advantage often! One of the most important parts of owning your own business is knowing how to avoid perfection and how to focus on completion. Over and over again we've seen the value in limiting how much time (or how many resources) we can use to get things done. And on the flip side, we've also used constraints to control how much we work so we can try to keep a nice balance between work and life. QUESTION FOR YOU: What constraint or limitation has helped you accomplish something recently? Want to learn more about Wandering Aimfully? Head to wanderingaimfully.com and get our weekly email newsletter about living the life you want. And, don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review if you enjoy the show!

Being authentic isn't just a tactic or strategy, it's the core of who you are as a person (and how you should run your business). The word "authenticity" can be a bit buzzword-y these days but if lots of people are talking about being more true to who they are, we're all for that! The key though is to not use authenticity in a fake way or an unethical way. We hope you walk away from this episode with a few ways to think about adding more authenticity to your business. We also hope you give yourself permission to show up as yourself, no matter how uncomfortable it can feel at times. QUESTION FOR YOU: What do you think your "black sheep" qualities are? What are you proud of about yourself/your business that sets you apart? Want to learn more about Wandering Aimfully? Head to wanderingaimfully.com and get our weekly email newsletter about living the life you want. And, don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review if you enjoy the show!

With the release of Incredibles 2, we decided to look back on the filmography of director Brad Bird, which proved to be fascinating, enlightening and exciting (for the most part). From The Iron Giant in 1999 all the way to Tomorrowland in 2015, we break down every Brad Bird directorial effort, and afterward we respond to some of your feedback and discuss Incredibles 2 in both a spoiler-free and spoiler-filled section. Enjoy! Hosted by Sam Noland, Jason Read, and Anthony Battaglia! Question For You: What is your favorite Brad Bird movie? Also, who is the best Pixar director? 2:46 - Introduction to Brad Bird 8:02 - The Iron Giant 18:46 - The Incredibles 24:13 - Ratatouille 31:50 - Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol 34:49 - Tomorrowland 47:55 - Responding to (some of) your comments 54:21 - Incredibles 2 (Spoiler-free) 1:12:09 - Incredibles 2 (Spoiler-filled) 1:17:48 - Final impressions/conclusion Send us feedback! Leave a comment: jonnegroni.com Email us: ataigpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter: @AnywayCast Follow our reviews! Anthony Battaglia on letterboxd Jason Read on letterboxd Sam Noland on letterboxd Support the show.

​This week, we decided to look back on the series of films that has led up to this past week’s release of Ocean’s 8. We start all the way back in 1960 with The Rat Pack, make our way through Steven Soderbergh’s trilogy, and finally arrive at the newest installment. Afterwards, we take some time to read some of YOUR feedback (we’re sorry it took this long), which will be concluded in next week’s episode. Enjoy! Hosted by Sam Noland, Jason Read, and Anthony Battaglia! 0:05:39 - Ocean’s Eleven (1960) 0:16:09 - Ocean’s Eleven (2001) 0:23:15 - Ocean’s Twelve (2004) 0:29:44 - Ocean’s Thirteen (2007) 0:36:31 - Ocean’s 8 (2018) 0:51:03 - Commenting on your Feedback (as much as we can get to) Question For You: What is your favorite Heist Movie? Leave a comment: jonnegroni.com Email us: ataigpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter: @AnywayCast Follow our reviews: Anthony Battaglia on letterboxd Jason Read on letterboxd Sam Noland on letterboxd Support the show.

You don't need anything POINT #1: What are you looking for? You don't need more information.   POINT #2:  You have more resources than any other time in history.  POINT #3: Never leave out the things that you can do to gain more momentum. Progress is better than perfection.  QUESTION FOR YOU: What do you have in your life right now that you need to access to gain momentum in your life or business?  QUOTE OF THE DAY FOR YOU “You don't need more resources.  You need to become more resourceful.” *If ready to align yourself with the right group of people and take your business and life to the next level and win everyday, get yourself a free coaching session with one of the coaches from The League. https://www.keeseecompany.com/p/theleague

“How do I compete with the BIG DOGS?” POINT #1: Why would someone go with you instead of the competition? POINT #2:  Consider that sometimes your weaknesses are your strengths POINT #3: If you are David and you play Goliath's game, you're going to get smoked. QUESTION FOR YOU: What are the strengths and advantages you have by being new or smaller than your competition? QUOTE OF THE DAY FOR YOU “Successful people build their empires with the rocks that are thrown at them.”

What if your opinion doesn't matter? POINT #1: The consumer has changed…old ways of selling and marketing are not as effective. POINT #2: Marketing has always been about where your customers eyeballs are, not about what you like doing.   POINT #3: What would it be like for you to master the strategies that the consumer is most engaged with? QUESTION FOR YOU: What strategies have you been resisting because you “don't like doing it?” What new skills or strategies do I need to develop to be more relevant to the market place? QUOTE OF THE DAY FOR YOU “When you align your skills and strategies with the way your customer engages most, you win!”

Creating a positive attitude POINT #1: Practice gratitude for the past POINT #2: Live in the moment POINT #3: Create a compelling future QUESTION FOR YOU: What about the past are you grateful for? How can you better live in the moment? What would it be like if I went all in on the things I need to do and my life transformed? QUOTE OF THE DAY FOR YOU “Depression lives in the past.  Anxiety lives in the future and peace lives in the moment.  Live in the moment”

Approach is the Decision POINT #1: Focusing on a ton of micro-decisions can lead to paralysis by analysis. POINT #2: With the right approach, the right mechanics show up. POINT #3: Consider the micro decisions are the symptoms, not the cause. QUESTION FOR YOU: What am I committed to in my Health, Wealth, Love and Happiness? QUOTE OF THE DAY FOR YOU “With the right approach, the right mechanics show up.”

I CAN'T DEAL! POINT #1: You're need to be liked is killing your production POINT #2: Some people's egos are so loud you can't hear what they're saying. POINT #3: You're need to be liked will stop you from taking the actions you need to take. QUESTION FOR YOU: What would be possible for you if you let go of the need to be liked and get more committed to being effective? QUOTE OF THE DAY FOR YOU “It's not about being liked.  It's about being effective.”

You Need to Quit! POINT #1: Just because it works for someone else does not mean you NEED to do it. POINT #2: There are thing you are doing that you have been told are effective but they're not effective for you. POINT #3: Quitting certain things does not mean you are a failure. QUESTION FOR YOU: What things should you let go and quit so that you can have more time for things that do work? What bags do you need to drop? QUOTE OF THE DAY FOR YOU “You don't have time to do everything but you do have time to do everything that is important.”