Podcast appearances and mentions of valeria aloe

Valeria Aloe es una galardonada autora en el mercado hispano y en la mentalidad de negocio, y hoy en este episodio de Elijo Ser Feliz nos dice cómo convertirnos en una Latina imparable con las herramientas necesarias para alcanzar todas tus metas profesionales, emprender ese negocio que tanto sueñas y hacer realidad tus aspiraciones. Valeria nos muestra el camino para romper barreras y lograr el éxito. ¡No te lo pierdas! ✅ Gracias por escuchar el podcast de Mariale, hoy decido cuidar de mi salud emocional. Recibe atención personalizada de parte de “Opción Yo” desde este enlace. https://opciónyonueva.trb.ai/wa/18zyR0Q ✅ SUBSCRIBETE: https://youtube.com/@RequenaOficial?si=NScj0MzLPHnISkzYInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/requenaoficial?igsh=czIzZGJ6aTZudDhoFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/marialerequenaoficialEdicion: Colmena FilmsProduccion: Rebeca Herrera Benarroch

Unleash your potential by breaking away from cultural and societal norms alongside our incredible guest, Valeria Aloe. As an accomplished author and fervent advocate for personal development, Valeria brings a wealth of global corporate experience spanning seven countries. Her transformative journey, transitioning from burnout to a purposeful life, provides invaluable insights into challenging societal pressures while courageously embracing our authenticity.  Dive into this inspiring episode to discover the strength in letting go, embrace the power of silence, and reframe narratives that might be holding you back.  In this episode, you will be able to: Embrace personal growth by unlearning cultural and societal beliefs. Overcome self-limiting beliefs and unlock your full potential. Discover the power of self-love for a more fulfilling life. Gain insights into women's empowerment and self-reflection. For full show notes visit our website. About Valeria Aloe Valeria Aloe is the Founder of the Rising Together Movement, a sought-after public speaker, and the award-winning author of Uncolonized Latinas: Transforming Our Mindsets and Rising Together. Valeria's remarkable dedication has earned her an array of prestigious awards, including "Top 100 Latina in the US in 2023," "Top 50 Women in Business in New Jersey in 2020," and "5th Most Influential Hispanic in New Jersey in 2021." Her literary work is equally impressive, with her book claiming the top spot in the non-fiction category at the New York Book Festival, among 16 national and international accolades. Her second book will be published in the Fall of 2024. Valeria holds degrees in Business Administration and Finance from Universidad Catolica Argentina, an MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, and a Master in Spiritual Sciences. She is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Spiritual Sciences.

Today's episode is all about the little things you can do to comfort and empower yourself when facing big unknowns or even those little movements out of your comfort zone. It's all about creating your comunidad to remind you that you've got what it takes to go after your dreams, even if it means leaving your country. Sound familiar? Valeria Aloe from our June 14 episode, shared her journey from Argentina to Dartmouth and today's Pod Club episode follows up on a modern day Latina doing the same. Frances Vazquez Souchet, native Puertorriqueña left her beloved country and moved to Bowling Green State U on a full ride scholarship for Masters in Accountancy to fulfill the vision she has for herself. Talk about leap of faith!In her full length conversation last week, Frances Vaszquez Soucet shared her adventures, dreams and goals to take life by the horns. Today, we highlight Frances' words of encouragement to go after your dreams and face the unknowns without fear. Ok, a little fear but here's what you will learn today on facing those fears for yourself: ✨ Trying something new and not liking it is better than never trying at all✨ Place yourself first when designing your dreams, not the opinions of others✨ Starting something new and unknown is full of possibilities✨ Mindset is everything! Positive mindsets see opportunity, negative mindsets see failures.What's your big dream and have you started it? Are you feeling any hesitation? Then listen to this episode for those words that will make you go after what you want, without doubt, knowing you have a comunidad cheering you on.What do you do to create the feeling of comunidad all around you?If you missed last week's episode with Frances Vazquez Souchet, no worries! This episode stands on its own to encourage you to jump on that train of opportunity!Step into your truth, ladies!Listen on Apple, Spotify, Amazon and at LifeLnxx.com or any of your favorite streaming platforms. Episodes drop every Wednesday

This episode is an extract of episode XX where Valeria Aloe talked about how her experience in Corporate America led her to burn out, and how that led her to become an entrepreneur, and award-winning author of Uncolonized Latinas Uncolonized Latinas: Transforming Our Mindsets And Rising Together.  Listen to full episode here: https://traffic.megaphone.fm/CDL8551800831.mp3?updated=1647626222 Leave a review:  Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/latinx-can/id1524232753  Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/latinx-can-1354080

On this first day of Summer in the Northern Hemisphere, we celebrate everything simple and ordinary beyond other's expectations of us! This is a Pod Club episode that gives us insight to what we listened to last week with our featured guest, Valeria Aloe, Author of 'Uncolonized Latinas: Transforming Our Mindsets and Rising Together. We take time to really sit in the valuable gems that she brought forward and what it means in living the #FirstGenVida. There are two real gems: First, identifying the conflicting messages we receive from our Latina culture and the US society. Both these narrative create expectations that we feel obligated to meet but really, may have nothing to do with what we really want. Are you trapped trying to meet expectations that have nothing to do with your dreams? Second, the realization that happiness is rooted in our true self, as we were born, with our own dreams, curiosities and desires. It's the "ordinary" life away from the insanity but really, it's an extraordinary way to live.If you missed last week's episode with Valeria Aloe, no worries! This episode stands on its own. Plus, this is the Season 4 ending episode and Life Lnxx will be stepping off for a month long break but no worries! We aren't really gone. A new 15 minute segment pulled from Season 4 episodes will drop every Wednesday. Now is the time to catch up on your favorite listening!Step into your truth, ladies!Consuelo is a first gen Peruvian, structural engineer and mother and even abuelita now!, who encourages Latinas to disregard conformity so their true personalities and talents will make this world a sassy musical rather than a monologue. Viva! Want to tell your story and join the comunidad? Connect with Consuelo on our website at TheLnxx.com and on Instagram.Follow us on Instagram and Twitter at @LifeLnxx

Get your tissues out because this episode strikes to the heart and opens you up to all the difficulties of living the #FirstGenVida. You will feel all the feels of struggle, isolation, and overworked but wait for it.... by the end you will be jumping out of your cushy sofa and cheering!Today's fabulous Latina shares her journey from her beloved Argentina to Dartmouth for an MBA, distraught from the culture shock. Yet, she never gave up until the Universe took her down.In this episode, we do a deep dive into sassy Latina, Valeria Aloe, awarded author of Uncolonized Latinas and Founder of the Rising Together movement. Valeria was on a fast rising corporate career track to prove success while also listening to her cultural messages to raise her children on her own. It all came tumbling down in a moment of utter collapse.But like the Phoenix Rising, Valeria learned to trust her inner niña and find her way back to the amazing women she was born to be with a Masters in Spiritual Sciences. She shares insights from her book and teachings of how to shed cultural messages, find your true soul and create the life of your dreams by living, yep, an ordinary life, rooted in your essence.Valeria speaks towards: Culture shock taking her identity away US definition of success mixed with cultural narratives is no bueno Learning to sit with yourself in silence to discover your soul Healing your sense of self to believe you deserve all good thingsRead more about Valeria in this article on our website, TheLnxx.com, her social media links and links to what you heard here today.Consuelo is a first gen Peruvian, structural engineer and mother who encourages Latinas to authentically speak their truth by embracing their cultural identity, a source of fiery strength and profound joy.Connect with ConsueloFollow us on Instagram and Twitter at @LifeLnxx and subscribe to our

It's Pod Club time when we dive into last week's episode and focus on the real gems of what we learned from Stephanie De La Cruz, Founder of De La Creamery ice cream, with flavors inspired by her Mexican heritage. Just like your favorite book club, you'll want to sit back, grab your favorite bevvie and join in the discussion. If you missed last week's episode with Stephanie De La Cruz, no worries! This episode stands on its own. This week is all about leaning into cultural identity to discover true success on your terms. We are taught to aspire to what we see around us. But, it's a different culture than our DNA, so we end up just copying behaviors and not living our true identity. Stephanie had a great career, hitting all the marks, but she knew she had more to give than what her roles required. Then, she received the catalyst that lit her up and guided her back to her cultural identity and with that, real success.It's all about learning to live WHO you are, rather than, WHAT you are. And she's not alone as I discovered at the 2023 NCCWSL event at University of Maryland where I presented my workshop, Cultural Identity: Authenticity is Your Superpower. The exciting discovery is that we are all together in this journey, with support and kindness to help each other find their true identity. Plus, a sneak peek into next week's episode with award winning author of 'Uncolonized Latinas', Valeria Aloe. Her story gives grace to be easier on yourself and believe that your best life comes when living true to who you are.Step into your truth, ladies!Consuelo is a first gen Peruvian, structural engineer and mother (and even abuelita! now) who encourages Latinas to authentically speak their truth by embracing their cultural identity, a source of fiery strength and profound joy. Connect with ConsueloFollow us on Instagram and Twitter at @LifeLnxx and subscribe to our YouTube channel @LifeLnxxCatch up at TheLnxx.com to take your life to the next level and share your story.

In this episode, I get interview Valeria Aloe, Author of Uncolonized Latinas, Transforming Our Mindsets and Rising Together and share her career journey with you all. She is the founder of Abundancia Consciente, a bilingual training, speaking, coaching, and consulting platform that helps Hispanics in the US and Latin America overcome their cultural and personal barriers for growth.Before launching her company, she worked some 20+ years in business development, marketing, and finance in leading companies across 7 countries, including Procter & Gamble, Citibank, Reckitt Benckiser, PriceWaterhouse Coopers, and TIAA.EPISODE LINKSBuy her book: Uncolonized Latinas: Transforming Our Mindsets And Rising TogetherConnect on Instagram @ValeriaAloeLearn more at https://valeriaaloe.com/Get the Career Mindset Guide at ManifestYourCareer.comClick Here to learn more about my career coaching services. Thank you for listening, please Subscribe and leave a Review on Apple Podcasts, and Follow me via IG @ManifestYourCareerVisit my site for more information on my career coaching services: https://manifestyourcareer.com/ Amazon affiliate link used in products linked to Amazon. A small commission is made if purchased through the link, this does not affect or increase your purchase price. Support the show

Have you ever had the feeling that it's not a matter of how much money we make or how hard we work; the scarcity mentality keeps haunting us? This is not uncommon, because for many years this is the kind of mentality that has always been culturally implanted in us. However, if we dedicate a few minutes to work on this daily, we will see and feel a change. We, as Latinas, can unlearn these limiting cultural beliefs and thrive as a result.In this episode, Valeria Aloe, a Hispanic market and mindset thought leader, consultant, speaker and author of Uncolonized Latinas, shares with us her upbringing and lessons around money. She also shares how to unlearn cultural limiting beliefs with her book “Uncolonized Latinas” and some ways to achieve it with your daily routine (even if you only have a couple minutes a day!)What you'll learn about in today's episode: Valeria's upbringing and experiences around money The details behind what happened in 2016 when she experienced burnout Some ways to unlearn cultural limiting beliefs, plus the exact daily practices you can implement now For a quick recap of this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/310 Want to get social? Let's connect more on Instagram @jenhemphill Grab your copy of My Daily Dinero Ritual and increase your money confidence here: https://jenhemphill.com/dinero The post, Daily Practices to Unlearn Cultural Limiting Beliefs and Thrive as a Result | HDM 310  appeared first on the Her Dinero Matters Podcast.

Have you ever had the feeling that it's not a matter of how much money we make or how hard we work; the scarcity mentality keeps haunting us? This is not uncommon, because for many years this is the kind of mentality that has always been culturally implanted in us. However, if we dedicate a few minutes to work on this daily, we will see and feel a change. We, as Latinas, can unlearn these limiting cultural beliefs and thrive as a result. In this episode, Valeria Aloe, a Hispanic market and mindset thought leader, consultant, speaker and author of Uncolonized Latinas, shares with us her upbringing and lessons around money. She also shares how to unlearn cultural limiting beliefs with her book “Uncolonized Latinas” and some ways to achieve it with your daily routine (even if you only have a couple minutes a day!) What you'll learn about in today's episode: Valeria's upbringing and experiences around money The details behind what happened in 2016 when she experienced  burnout Some ways to unlearn cultural limiting beliefs, plus  the exact daily practices you can implement now For a quick recap of this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/310   Want to get social? Let's connect more on Instagram @jenhemphill   Grab your copy of My Daily Dinero Ritual and increase your money confidence here: https://jenhemphill.com/dinero   The post, Daily Practices to Unlearn Cultural Limiting Beliefs and Thrive as a Result | HDM 310  appeared first on the Her Dinero Matters Podcast.

How do all the cultural norms in our Latino community hold us back? Speaker, Entrepreneur, and Author of Uncolonized Latinas, Valeria Aloe shares how those limiting beliefs adds more pressure to our success in our personal and professional life. Valeria Aloe is an expert in Hispanic market and success mindset trends. She is the founder of Abundancia Consciente, a bilingual training, speaking, coaching, and consulting platform that helps Hispanics in the US and Latin America overcome their cultural and personal barriers for growth. In Valeria Aloe's Uncolonized Latinas we discover that, in order to improve the world, we must first start with ourselves. This book takes us on a journey to do just that. Along the way we meet immigrant Latinas and daughters of immigrants who, through trials and tribulations, have uncolonized their limiting mindsets and have found their true selves. Support Valeria by purchasing her book here https://uncolonizedlatinas.com/ Follow Valeria: @valeriaaloe Follow Mujerón Movement: @mujeronmovement

How do all the cultural norms in our Latino community hold us back? Speaker, Entrepreneur, and Author of Uncolonized Latinas, Valeria Aloe shares how those limiting beliefs adds more pressure to our success in our personal and professional life.   Valeria Aloe is an expert in Hispanic market and success mindset trends. She is the founder of Abundancia Consciente, a bilingual training, speaking, coaching, and consulting platform that helps Hispanics in the US and Latin America overcome their cultural and personal barriers for growth.   In Valeria Aloe's Uncolonized Latinas we discover that, in order to improve the world, we must first start with ourselves. This book takes us on a journey to do just that. Along the way we meet immigrant Latinas and daughters of immigrants who, through trials and tribulations, have uncolonized their limiting mindsets and have found their true selves.   Support Valeria by purchasing her book here https://uncolonizedlatinas.com/ Follow Valeria: @valeriaaloe   Follow Mujerón Movement: @mujeronmovement

Were you the first to leave your home country to settle in the USA? Were you the first to go to college? If any of these scenarios, whether you are Latina, or not, hold true for you, then it's important for you to uncover the subconscious cultural narratives that could be affecting you or holding you back today.  Today's guest is Valeria Aloe, the author of Uncolonized Latinas: Transforming Our Mindsets And Rising Together. It's an award-winning book that decodes cultural limiting beliefs holding back Latinas from a life of fulfillment and success.  This is what a conversation sounds like between two educated and empowered Latinas, who also happen to be moms who want to ensure their kids are not held back by the subconscious cultural narratives we may have inherited.  Valeria shares how we can take back ownership in experiencing our own transformative process and reimagine what's possible for us. Learn how we all can contribute to society through our differences. She also shares valuable insights from the 55 interviews that she led upon writing her book. Moreover, if you are on the verge of leaving your high-pressure and inflexible corporate or around-the-clock job, and trying to figure out what's possible now, there's an exit strategy that you can implement at this stage of your life.  Remember, you are not alone!  I want to help you unlock your ability to imagine what's possible. Join my 15-Minute "Exit" Strategy Session For Working Moms Who Have Decided To Leave Their Traditional Careers To Launch Their Own Thing And Live Life On Her Terms – https://go.oncehub.com/ClientSessionMelissaLlarena. Forward this with a Latina or an ally who wants to better understand the cultural narratives shared by many Latinas and how to navigate them with mutual success. Valeria Aloe's Biography Valeria Aloe is an award-winning author, speaker, and entrepreneur. She is the creator of a bilingual mindset transformation platform for Latinas and other diverse women who are first-generation in academic and professional spaces.  Valeria is the author of Uncolonized Latinas: Transforming Our Mindsets And Rising Together, an award-winning book that decodes cultural limiting beliefs holding Latinas back from a life of fulfillment and success. Her book offers powerful insights into unlearning cultural mindsets, not just for Latinas who seek to thrive in their careers and lives, but also for allies whose goal is to become more assertive mentors, and for professionals looking to better serve the Latino market.  Her work to empower and elevate the Hispanic community has earned her several awards, including “Top 50 Women in Business in New Jersey in 2020”, “5th most influential Hispanic in New Jersey in 2021” and “Truth and Integrity of the Written Word, by Golden Door Global Awards in 2022.”  Highlights Stories: We need to tell our stories. In the Latino culture, oftentimes, what happens in the home stays at home. But there's so much power in knowing where people are coming from.  And you have to share your stories to reawaken your imagination. Ally: Consider how you can bring other moms into your tribe. Find people who are in positions of power in the field of your choice. You have so much to learn from them, and they have a lot to learn from you. Limiting belief: One of the commonalities is a shared mindset or the ancestral limiting beliefs that we bring from our culture and that hold us back in addition to the trauma. Indoctrination: You could still be a Catholic but may now have a newer and better understanding of your faith. Control: All of these stories that we have, culturally, even as adults, even though we may feel that we're in control, the collective unconscious that we bring from our culture controls and influences our decisions.  Narrative: There are all these cultural narratives in our unconscious of things like feeling inadequate, feeling lacking, and feeling we need to be thankful to be allowed to be in this country. Safety: Many children of legal immigrants, or even parents, insert themselves into the system working very hard but trying to remain invisible because the system was not open and friendly with Latinos coming in. And so they feel it's safer to be invisible. Shame: Many Latinos have a hard time really embracing who we are. And we feel we need to change who we are to be accepted or to belong. And shame is the underlying cause of feeling we need to change who we are. Therapy: There's a stigma in our community with therapy and there is also shame in saying that you go to a therapist because of the stigma. But all of us need to process everything we're going through. Future: Your well-being will dictate the success of the next generation. Children of immigrants help their parents navigate the system. We need to shape them to become leaders. Trauma: At an early age, they have navigated different cultures to communicate with different audiences. But they could have certain traumas that need to be healed as well. Unity: 24% of the Latino community self-identifies as Afro-Latino. And they fall through the cracks because they don't feel they are Latino enough, or they're Black enough. We need to unite as Latinos and rise together. Motherhood: As mothers, there are limiting beliefs from our culture that to be good mothers, we have to be there full-time and make hot dinners every night. But that could be too much and it could lead to burnout. Delegation is important. Time: Find those little moments to sit down and talk with your kids. Have meaningful conversations with them. Self: We forget to put ourselves first to then take care of others. And there is guilt in putting yourself first in our culture and that it's selfish.  Team: To be a successful mother and a successful professional is not something you can do on your own. It's a team effort.  Mindset: We, as Latinas, need to open our mindsets and create a life that makes us happy individually.  Culture: Merge the culture of the heart (nurturing family and friends) and the culture of the mind (results, career progression, numbers).  Opportunities: Being willing to discover possibilities. Allow yourself to flow with whatever is present. If you combine this idea of this desire to touch a lot of people with the power of the business mind, you could be the master of scale. If you enjoyed this conversation, check out these episodes with similar themes: Should College Pedigree Matter? Apparently Not. First-Generation College Graduate And Lifelong Educator Alicia Jackson-Warren Makes The Case Hiring Managers Need To Hear, Episode 53  Jane Egerton-Idehen, Nigerian-Based STEM Advocate & IT Executive, Speaks About Gender Equality in the Workplace and How to Discover and Use Your Voice, Episode 38 Links to continue to learn from: Website: www.uncolonizedlatinas.com and www.abundanciaconsciente.net Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/valeriaaloe/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/valoe Book: Uncolonized Latinas: Transforming Our Mindsets And Rising Together FREE DOWNLOAD Want to grab your free copy of the Courage Makerspace (™) Playbook? Download the courage-building playbook for mompreneurs here: www.melissallarena.com/courage   Boost your courage in 7-days using the exact courage design tools that have worked for both me and my clients. 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We had a great conversation with Argentinean-born author, Valeria Aloe. In her new book “Uncolonized Latinas: Transforming Our Mindsets and Rising Together”, she helps Latinas to embrace our individual and collective greatness, honor our stories and our ancestry; and become more aware of the limiting cultural narratives that have been plaguing us. As a Latina or an ally, learn to thrive in your career and life from a place of self-esteem, as you learn from the stories in her book of Latinas who figured out how to navigate the systems created by bias. To receive your free chapter of Valeria's book, click here. Connect with Valeria on Instagram and Facebook. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Please rate and subscribe to our podcast. Make sure to connect with us on social media: Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Podcast Host: Jocelyn Loza, Founder of Latina Professionals of Chattanooga. Thank you to our podcast sponsor, Hoopla Marketing Now. To learn more about this full-service marketing agency and see what they can do for you, click here. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ For past episodes of Amiga Circle, please check out our episode achieve on our website, click here! To support our mission, we welcome gifts of any size to support Latina women and girls in our community, click here.

This episode of the Passage to Profit Show features Shauna Wekherlien The Tax Goddess, Valeria Aloe from Conscious Abundance and Mark Cronin & John Lee Cronin from John's Crazy Socks. Shauna Wekherlien, CPA is ranked in the top 1% of only 600 Certified Tax Coach and Strategists in the U.S. She is the founder of Tax Goddess Business Services, PC is a full-service tax and accounting firm with a focus on tax strategy and planning to help lower and minimize taxes for business owners and investors. Shauna works with an international team of over 60 tax strategy experts. On average she lowers her clients taxes by $32,600/year, removes stress and hassle, and promotes business growth with additional cash flow. She has 20+ Years in tax field working specifically for Business Owners, Self-employed, and Investors to actively create custom strategies to maximize deductions and reduce their tax burdens to the legal minimum. Read more at: https://taxgoddess.com/Valeria Aloe, our Executive Spotlight guest, is the founder of Conscious Abundance, a bilingual (Spanish and English) research-based, behavioral change platform for women and minority employees and is the author of “Uncolonized Latinas”. Valeria partners with organizations and corporations to identify the particular needs of their women and minority employees and clients, and support them with programs that seek to develop leadership skills, enhance emotional intelligence, and boost resilience and productivity. She also provides 1-on-1 coaching and conducts the course “Your Extraordinary Life Begins Today”, specifically designed for Hispanics in the United States. Read more at: https://uncolonizedlatinas.com/Mark Cronin & John Lee Cronin, our Entrepreneur Presenters, are the founders of John’s Crazy Socks, a sock company that offers an array of designs of socks in a multitude of patterns for men, women and children. Sock collections such as pop culture, food and drink to animals and more. John’s Crazy Socks is a father-son venture inspired by co-founder John Lee Cronin, a young man with Down syndrome. John’s affinity for crazy socks paired with his love of making people smile made our mission clear: we want to spread happiness. Together they found a way to create a social enterprise, John’s Crazy Socks, and build it into a multi-million dollar business. The company donates 5 percent of our earnings to the Special Olympics as they’ve played a vital role in John’s development. Read more at: https://johnscrazysocks.com/ Visit https://passagetoprofitshow.com/ for the latest updates and episodes.

This episode of the Passage to Profit Show features Shauna Wekherlien The Tax Goddess, Valeria Aloe from Conscious Abundance and Mark Cronin & John Lee Cronin from John's Crazy Socks. Shauna Wekherlien, CPA is ranked in the top 1% of only 600 Certified Tax Coach and Strategists in the U.S. She is the founder of Tax Goddess Business Services, PC is a full-service tax and accounting firm with a focus on tax strategy and planning to help lower and minimize taxes for business owners and investors. Shauna works with an international team of over 60 tax strategy experts. On average she lowers her clients taxes by $32,600/year, removes stress and hassle, and promotes business growth with additional cash flow. She has 20+ Years in tax field working specifically for Business Owners, Self-employed, and Investors to actively create custom strategies to maximize deductions and reduce their tax burdens to the legal minimum. Read more at: https://taxgoddess.com/Valeria Aloe, our Executive Spotlight guest, is the founder of Conscious Abundance, a bilingual (Spanish and English) research-based, behavioral change platform for women and minority employees and is the author of “Uncolonized Latinas”. Valeria partners with organizations and corporations to identify the particular needs of their women and minority employees and clients, and support them with programs that seek to develop leadership skills, enhance emotional intelligence, and boost resilience and productivity. She also provides 1-on-1 coaching and conducts the course “Your Extraordinary Life Begins Today”, specifically designed for Hispanics in the United States. Read more at: https://uncolonizedlatinas.com/Mark Cronin & John Lee Cronin, our Entrepreneur Presenters, are the founders of John’s Crazy Socks, a sock company that offers an array of designs of socks in a multitude of patterns for men, women and children. Sock collections such as pop culture, food and drink to animals and more. John’s Crazy Socks is a father-son venture inspired by co-founder John Lee Cronin, a young man with Down syndrome. John’s affinity for crazy socks paired with his love of making people smile made our mission clear: we want to spread happiness. Together they found a way to create a social enterprise, John’s Crazy Socks, and build it into a multi-million dollar business. The company donates 5 percent of our earnings to the Special Olympics as they’ve played a vital role in John’s development. Read more at: https://johnscrazysocks.com/ Visit https://passagetoprofitshow.com/ for the latest updates and episodes.

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Meet Valeria Aloe, an author with over 20 years of experience in Corporate America, who encourages us to address our mindset to fight for what we deserve.  Valeria is a native of Argentina whose first big move was from the small town of General Belgrano to Buenos Aires, where she became the first in her family to obtain not one but two college degrees.  After quitting her job, Valeria became more involved with the latinx community and realized that we tend to hold certain beliefs that can hold us back from achieving our goals. That experience led her to write her book Uncolonized Latinas: Transforming our Mindsets and Rising Together Check out Valeria's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Uncolonized-Latinas-Transforming-Mindsets-Together/dp/1637308442  Check out the Uncolized Latinas website: www.UncolonizedLatinas.com Please take our survey: https://forms.office.com/r/qUxvY6Rq9W  Leave a review:  Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/latinx-can/id1524232753  Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/latinx-can-1354080

In today's episode, we chat with Valeria Aloe, the author of https://www.amazon.com/Uncolonized-Latinas-Transforming-Mindsets-Together/dp/1637308442/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3KU8FLW2NS1OM&keywords=uncolonized+latinos&qid=1645987183&sprefix=uncolo%2Caps%2C1531&sr=8-1 (Uncolonized Latinas; Transforming Our Mindsets And Rising Together. ) Valeria possesses over 20 years of experience in finance, marketing, and business development, she is also a trainer and public speaker.  Valeria was born in Argentina and after getting her Business degree, she came to the US to get her Masters from Dartmouth University. Her grandmothers are her biggest inspiration because of the sacrifices they made. According to Valeria, the Latin American countries and Hispanic culture holds limiting beliefs about who they are and what achievements they can get when they go to the US.  The thesis of the book is for Latinos to become more aware of limiting cultural beliefs that hold them back, and then letting them go.   In her book, Valeria mentions systemic biases and the best way to overcome them is by working on yourself. Not waiting for the system to change, to become responsible for overcoming those limiting beliefs, not being afraid to speak up and ask for what you need to succeed.  Once you  have identified your limiting beliefs, and have started working on yourself, you must take assertive action which involves two steps:  Learning to create your own brand, to bring your full self to the table.  This is about finding your value, understanding what you bring to the table, knowing, knowing what makes you, YOU, and looking to the unique skillset and the values that have to offer.  Creating and finding Allyship. Latinas need to do more by going out there and connecting with allies, and asking for what they need, whether it's asking for sponsorship, getting mentorship,  learning from others, observing what works for those who are non-Latino, navigating the system by learning and expanding your network outside of the Hispanic community.  Valeria's book writing process was new for her, having corporate background which had taught her to think sequentially but when she started writing her book, the creation process was messy and uncomfortable.  She learned that she had to sit and be open to receiving information without trying to put it into categories.  Her publishing company gave her a lot of support by giving writing workshops, coaching from other writers. In conclusion, the advice she would give to creatives is to pay attention to your instincts.  Don't try to silence the intuition that you have, follow the intuition in that messy process. It will guide you to the path that is important for people. As for the allies, offer Latinas help, be willing to lend a hand, to offer guidance,  since they don't speak up and ask for what we need.  To other Latina women, her message is to believe in themselves, to realize the power they have individually and collectively as a community, and not be afraid to bring their full selves to the world because what they have to offer is needed. It matters. It makes a difference. You can connect with Valeria on  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/valeriaaloe/ (Valeria Aloe) Book: https://www.amazon.com/Uncolonized-Latinas-Transforming-Mindsets-Together/dp/1637308442/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3KU8FLW2NS1OM&keywords=uncolonized+latinos&qid=1645987183&sprefix=uncolo%2Caps%2C1531&sr=8-1 (Uncolonized Latinas)     Copyright 2022 Mark Stinson

How do you feel when you hear the saying, Calladita es mejor? Do you understand that if you're a Latina immigrant or child of immigrants the way you and your family were taught to think has everything to do with a colonial mindset? Do you want to know how to change the way you think so you can empower yourself and your kids? In this episode Latina mom of 2, business owner, and the author behind Uncolonized Latinas, Transforming our Mindsets and Rising Together, Valeria Aloe challenges us to change the way we think. Join us as we talk about how understanding our past can help us unlearn and heal our colonial mindset to move successfully forward. Plus, we'll talk about how she's raising bilingual kids, her favorite Argentinian food, and how futbol legend Leo Messi lives in her home, well sort of . Asi que no te lo pierdas! Remember to subscribe or follow to get all the latest podcast episodes. Show Sponsor: Episode 407 Complete Show Notes and Links Show Guest: Valeria Aloe https://uncolonizedlatinas.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/valeriaaloe_author/ Empower Yourself: Download FREE 20 Page How to Raise a Bilingual Child Guide Shop: Get 25% Off your first Mi Legasi Shop purchase with code: POD25 Janny's Bestselling Planner to help you stay on top of your priorities and goals. Let's Connect Join our Private Raising Bilingual Kids Facebook Group Janny: Janny on Instagram: https://instagram.com/milegasi The Latina Mom Legacy on Instagram https://instagram.com/thelatinamomlegacy Facebook: https://facebook.com/milegasi Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/milegasi TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mi_legasi Chisme: Join La Lista our Newsletter at Milegasi.com and always be in the know. Hey! Send me a DM on IG and tell me what you think about the show or use #thelatinamomlegacy so I know you're a mamamiga :) XOXO Janny --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thelatinamomlegacy/support

Motivated by her progress Valeria dedicated more than two decades of her life to a successful corporate career that led her to work with 7 countries, occupying leadership positions in companies such as Procter & Gamble, Citibank, and Reckitt Benckiser. She focused so fully on her career that other areas of her life eventually started to feel the consequences, particularly health. What on the outside looked like an enviable successful life, on the inside was a life devoid of direction and true meaning. In 2016, Valeria suffered a burnout that radically affected her life, and prompted her to embark fully on a mission of discovering a method to achieve a fulfilled life in all areas, beyond work and career. In this journey of experimentation and studies, she consolidated techniques and tools that helped discover, clarify and manifest true life purpose, opening doors to extraordinary achievements, but this time, without sacrifices or excessive efforts. Abundacia Consciente

I am so excited to share one of the top coaches for the Latin community, Valeria Aloe. Her story of success is incredible, but so is her coaching. I loved this conversation and the powerful perspective Valeria shared about being the first in her family to break through paradigms and achieve goals that no one had ever accomplished before. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...Why Valeria coming to the US from Argentina was a journey of reinvention (4:59)How intention and an abundance mentality helps through tough times (11:10)Why children translating for parents in the Latin community helps them learn essential skills (18:52)How success needs to be internal before it can be external (25:27)How having compassion on previous generations helps to heal differences (33:51)The importance of peace in focusing creativity energy to what one really wants (37:29)Resources & People MentionedAbundancia Consciente | The Science of Extraordinary ResultsUncolonized Latinas: Transforming Our Mindsets And Rising TogetherConnect with ValeriaTheir websiteOn InstagramOn LinkedinOn FacebookOn YouTubeConnect With Peter O. Estévezwww.peteroestevezshow.com Follow on Facebook Follow Peter O. Estevéz Show on InstagramFollow Peter on Instagram

On today's episode I have the great pleasure of having Valeria Aloe as a guest. She is the author of Uncolonized Latinas: Transforming Our Mindsets And Rising Together.  Her journey begins in General Belgrano,  Argentina. In this episode she discusses the journey of her immigration to the United States. Our conversation was so uplifting and full of promise for us all. She gives many nuggets of wisdom and her positive outlook in her journey is quite remarkable.  As she tells me her journey we cover  holding on to our Latinidad  in setting that are different from what we are use to. We discuss our safe spaces that remind us of home. For example, my safe space in Colorado was a Latino market down the street. from my apartment. I went there when I wanted to hear our language, our music, and smell the spices. Have you been in a different setting and yearned for your normal? Where was your special Latina safe space.  We both agree that the responsibility of being bilingual is hard work! We discuss our separate exhausting  experiences being bilingual. Our brains are impressive but being a bilingual brain is incredibly impressive. Our conversation leads to to the expectations of being bilingual and the role it plays in our lives. Valeria Aloe's book came out last week, January 12th and is now available on Amazon!!! Check it out. You can also follow Valeria Aloe @valeriaaloe_authorSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hdtmpodcast)

Valeria Aloe, a native of Argentina, founder of Abundancia Consciente, and author of Uncolonized Latinas, discusses why she started her global business, how the right mindset fuels opportunities for Latina entrepreneurs, and what can be done to encourage more Latina entrepreneurs to start and run global businesses.

How can a latina immigrate to the US from Argentina and find extraordinary success in a corporate career?  Valeria Aloe has overcome the odds with a passion for lifelong learning and built what appeared to be a successful career.  Several years later she hit a wall.  She was literally working herself into poor health.  Something had to change.  She shares this story with her debut book, Uncolonized Latinas.  Listen to this episode of the Creator Community Podcast to hear Valeria's story of overcoming her limiting beliefs, hope and inspiration to help other Latinas rise up with her.   

Episode Summary:Imagine carrying a burden of self-doubt and insecurity while everyone else only sees a smart young woman taking on the world of business. At some point something has to give, and for my guest on this episode of The Sydcast it did, via a nervous breakdown and an epiphany that has led to a new career of helping fellow Latinas come to terms with a culturally-derived inferiority complex that holds back an immense talent pool from fulfilling their potential. This is the inspirational and gripping story of Valeria Aloe.Sydney FinkelsteinSyd Finkelstein is the Steven Roth Professor of Management at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. He holds a Master's degree from the London School of Economics and a Ph.D. from Columbia University. Professor Finkelstein has published 25 books and 90 articles, including the bestsellers Why Smart Executives Fail and Superbosses: How Exceptional Leaders Master the Flow of Talent, which LinkedIn Chairman Reid Hoffman calls the “leadership guide for the Networked Age.” He is also a Fellow of the Academy of Management, a consultant and speaker to leading companies around the world, and a top 25 on the Global Thinkers 50 list of top management gurus. Professor Finkelstein's research and consulting work often relies on in-depth and personal interviews with hundreds of people, an experience that led him to create and host his own podcast, The Sydcast, to uncover and share the stories of all sorts of fascinating people in business, sports, entertainment, politics, academia, and everyday life.Valeria AloeValeria Aloe, founder of Abundancia Consciente (Conscious Abundance), has designed and facilitated bilingual programs on cultural narratives, entrepreneurship, stress management, and more, coaching women and minority leaders, teams, and business owners throughout the U.S. and in 14 Latin American countries.Before launching her practice, she worked +20 years in business development, marketing, and finance in leading companies across 7 countries, including Procter & Gamble, Citibank, Reckitt Benckiser, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, and TIAA. Born in Argentina and living in the U.S. since 2002, Valeria is on a mission to support Latinas who navigate new spaces as first-generation, as well as Allies who seek to become more assertive mentors and sponsors by understanding the Hispanic culture from within. She wrote “Uncolonized Latinas” (New Degree Press, Dec'21), a book that casts a new light on the limiting cultural narratives holding Latina women back, and that provides strategies and insights for career success and upward mobility. She holds degrees in Business Administration and in Finance from Universidad Catolica Argentina, an MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, and a Master in Spiritual Sciences.Insights from this EpisodeHow Valeria's childhood was like growing up in ArgentinaHow Valeria kept up with the expectations of her parentsDifferences between studying in Argentina and in the United StatesChallenges that Valeria faced as a Latina women when she emigrated to the United StatesValeria's adapting process as a Latina women in an American collegeThe difficulties of constructing relationships in the United States as a member of the Hispanic communityHow imposter syndrome affects the Hispanic cultureHow gender roles in the Hispanic community impose pressure on Hispanic womenHow COVID-19 has affected Hispanic familiesQuotes from the Show:“As an obedient Latina, I worked hard while keeping my head down. Played with self doubt and a sense of unworthiness”- Valeria Aloe in “Uncolonized Latinas” [05:36]“[About Valeria's parents] I still remember they saying to me: You're going to be the first female in the family to go to college”- Valeria Aloe [11:30]“The initial conversation with my parents was like, you either study business or you study law or medicine, the traditional careers...there is this cultural relief that, that's where you can do better”- Valeria Aloe [27:53]“Leaving Argentina was very emotional, it was a one way ticket, we had no idea what to expect”- Valeria Aloe [32:50]“[About Valeria's experience in a US college] I was so intimidated and I felt so inferior in a way when I came here, that I used to only surround myself with Spanish speakers in the beginning. I was intimidated to approach people”- Valeria Aloe [35:04]“There is a cultural silence among hispanics. We come from cultures of struggle, so we accept that struggling is what it is and we'll go through that and we don't even talk about it”- Valeria Aloe [36:50]“When I was 20 I said, I want to be one of those facilitators, I want to be of those in the front of the room helping people with their own mindset, with their own challenges ”- Valeria Aloe [56:19]Stay Connected:Sydney FinkelsteinWebsite: http://thesydcast.comLinkedIn: Sydney FinkelsteinTwitter: @sydfinkelsteinFacebook: The SydcastInstagram: The SydcastValeria AloeLinkedIn: Valeria Aloe Instagram: Valeria Aloe Book: Check in at Valeria's website for updates on availability: www.ConsciousAbundance.netAbundancia ConscienteWebsite: www.ConsciousAbundance.netYoutube: Abundancia Consciente USASubscribe to our podcast + download each episode on Stitcher, iTunes, and Spotify.This episode was produced and managed by Podcast Laundry.

Born in Argentina, Valeria Aloe is the Principal and Founder of both AlphaQuest Consulting and Abundancia Consciente. With her combined twenty-five years of experience in finance, marketing, and business development, she is able to serve women and Hispanics in a unique way. Valeria just recently coached five hundred plus professionals and business owners in the US and in Latin America. She has been recently recognized as:2021 - 5th Most Influential Latina in NJ, Latino Spirit2020 - Best 50 Women in business in NJ, NJBiz2019 - Entrepreneur of the Year, Odyssey InternationalYou can learn more about Valeria Aloe at the link below.LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/valeriaaloe/If you're listening to the Dr. B Show podcast, please subscribe, share, and we're listening for your feedback. You can also learn more about Dr. Jario Borja at http://borjaconsultinggroup.com/.