Grow with the Flow

Season 2 finale episode is here! And today I'm sharing simple steps you can take to begin monetizing your online platform as a content, creator, influencer or entrepreneur.  Social media is such an amazing tool to help us express ourselves, connect with others but also build generational wealth, creativity and freedom for women of color creatives. From passive income, organic posting or have very little followers, you can start getting paid to be you today. 

Karina F. Daves is one of my favorite people in the coaching space. When I talk about showing up online authentically, resourcefully and with ease, she is a prime example of this.

As a Life Coach, she provides several platforms with tips on how to have relationships, set boundaries and live your best life. Her focus is on boundaries, relationships and putting yourself first.

She guides women towards a fulfillment making sure that they are the main character of their lives. Her growing community allows women to see that they are not alone in life.

In this episode we dive into how to set boundaries with those around you including, partners, parents and friends without feeling like you’re walking on eggshells but with self-trust and as an act of love to yourself and those around you. We talk about creating balance, protecting your creativity and keeping your true identity alive in business despite the multiple roles and identities we hold. 

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This week's episode was taken from an Instagram Live I did a few months back, but thought would be beneficial to share on the podcast as we wind down the year and start thinking about plans for 2023! Tune in to listen to how I go about blocking out my month so that I have space for work, play, self-care and growth.

Throughout the episode, I share ways to plan around travel, creating content around my menstrual cycle, my FT job and based on my energy levels and upcoming holidays and trends to optimize my partnerships and connection with my community. I offer some insight on how I set boundaries with my FT job and prioritize self-care and my mental health.

So while I do mention starting quarter 4, keep this in mind as we transition fresh into quarter 1. It’s definitely not too late to share holiday content and start creating an impression with your community and your dream brands but also by recognizing that your best looks different from day to day and releasing some of the shame around productivity.

Boundaries is something that we tend to associate with selfishness because if you’re like me, you weren’t given the opportunity to set boundaries and when you start to do so, people may react out of the ordinary. Usually, our triggers are an invitation into getting to know ourselves on a deeper level and setting boundaries can bring up discomfort, guilt and fear and not setting boundaries can leave us feeling resentful, insecure and misunderstood. Both are uncomfortable but setting boundaries is an act of self-love and an act of love to others. It builds confidence and creates healthier relationships. No one gains anything from neglecting our own personal needs. Which first requires us to feel like we deserve time, space and respect. 

You are not mean for setting boundaries, for holding people accountable and for speaking up. It’s okay to be protective of the life and joy you’ve built and the work you've done and it’s totally normal to feel discomfort when advocating for yourself. So please be kind to yourself when you find yourself in unfamiliar or uncomfortable situations. You are on your own side 🤍 

If the holidays feel hard for you, know that you’re not alone. It’s okay to have conflicting feelings around this time of year. They all can co-exist. Sending you so much love.

Resources to Support The Indigenous Community and National Day of Mourning:

• https://www.decolonizemyself.ca/post/2022-indigenous-people-s-day
• https://4rsyouth.ca/land-back-what-do-we-mean/
• native-land.ca
• https://linktr.ee/courtyellowwolf
• https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/its-time-to-tell-accurate-indigenous-stories/id1396174920?i=1000587083846
• https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-center-indigenous-peoples-during-thanksgiving/id1474439369?i=1000587083993

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Happy October besties!! Today we're talking about the common mental blocks I see my clients struggle with the most that get in the way of taking up space online. I surveyed you all to hear about the obstacles that are getting in the way of you taking action toward your creative goals.

- 30% of you said lack of clarity

- 16% if you said not enough time

- 28% of you said overwhelm with social media

- 26% of you said fear of what others may think

+ a few of you said lack of support

Throughout the episode I share how I overcame these obstacles and gained the self-trust, purpose and confidence to make my creative goals a reality!

Today's guest is a power house in the business coaching industry. Alexa Martinez is a Latina business and mindset coach for female entrepreneurs that want business to feel good. She helps women step into their identity as an expert, build their movement and create life changing wealth.

I am so inspired by her unapologetic-ness and her bravery to take up space, break industry rules and do what feels good. Throughout the episode you’ll hear us talk about holding yourself to the standard of your desires in life and business and how to release all of the limitations we put on our goals and stretch our capacity to make them a reality. 

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Today’s guest is my business coach, Mariela De La Mora!! I’ve been working with her since February and her story and I can attest to the work that she does and how transformational it is.

Mariela is a business and leadership coach who helps women of color and daughters of immigrants become in-demand thought leaders. She is also a leadership mentor to 7 and 8 figure CEOs and even leaders in the United Nations.

By focusing specifically on the mindset challenges women of color experience, her clients reclaim their voices, make more confident decisions, and create brands that are truly unlike any in their market.

Before becoming a coach, she spent 16 years in marketing leading international teams. As the eldest daughter of Mexican immigrants, she was often the only WOC in senior leadership and had to break past systemic and mindset barriers to do it.

She has since built a multiple 6-figure business as a single mom, and served dozens of clients all over the world.

In the episode we talk through some of the difficult and courageous decisions she’s had to do to create the unapologetic life she leads today and how the spaces she didn't belong in became expansive and beneficial for her growth and healing.

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Yuritzy Gomez Serrano is a Trauma-focused Marriage and Family Therapist & Somatic Coach based in Southern California and an immigrant from Michoacan, Mexico. Yuritzy supports therapy clients and the community to heal past Traumas using various trauma-focused somatic modalities including EMDR, Brain spotting, and Inner Relationship Focusing. She also incorporates intergenerational, collective, and systemic trauma analysis to support folks in their healing process.

After years of overworking and burning out in the non-profit world, Yuritzy decided to open up her coaching business. As a somatic coach, she supports change-makers connect their brain and body through somatic practices to overcome self-doubt and prevent burnout in order to share their gifts with the world while taking care of themselves.

Throughout the episode we discuss our personal experience with tuning into our bodies to heal generational trauma and share our personal tools to overcoming self doubt while maintaining inspiration in a system that does not benefit WOC.

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Welcome back! I’m back from my month-long hiatus..

I’m learning that inconsistency is not a problem as long as I’m committed so I’ve been committed to other things like rest, my yoga training and spending time with family at the moment so thank you for allowing me to step away for a bit but I’m excited to be back!

As some of you may know, this Summer has been very active! In the last several weeks I’ve had new career opportunities which had my full attention and my sister moved in with us for the Summer so I’ve been trying to spend more time with her and Lupo.

If you’re familiar with my journey I’m the oldest daughter of immigrant parents and recently I've been prioritizing nurturing my inner-child and reparenting my self by redefining the narratives that no longer serve me. Shame and self-doubt that was something I carried within me for a long time. Being called things like, chillona, sin verguenza and mandona kept me playing small and develop a fear of visibility. In the last couple of years, I've been able to turn these labels into my super power.  By moving through the discomfort and leaning on my support systems, I've learned to release it in order to step into my most confident and unapologetic self. 

Throughout the episode, I share tools on how I’ve been able to move through self-doubt and release the shame along my self-discovery and healing journey as a first-gen Latina entrepreneur ✨

Low sense of identity, people pleasing, fear of failure, lack of boundaries and comparison were symptoms of self-doubt that kept me me in my comfort zone and missing out on opportunities for so long.

I hope this inspires you to keep going and celebrating your magic x 🦋

If any of this resonated and you want to learn more about rediscovering your most authentic self in order to show up more unapologetic on and offline, I invite you to apply for my 1:1 coaching program here:

 https://calendly.com/itzycanales/claritycall?month=2022-07

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I'm baaaaack and I'm coming in hot with this episode where I share my experience with imposter syndrome as a women of color in the influencer industry, the coaching industry, and my full-time marketing role in higher-ed.

Imposter syndrome is a common term used to describe thoughts and feelings of inadequacy and inferiority despite evident success. But what imposter syndrome fails to take into account systemic oppression failing a group of individuals instead of the other way around.

When I was able to bring awareness to this, I was able to develop tools and beliefs that helped me disempower it, lead with a growth mindset and continue taking up space, unapologetically, even in those spaces that were not designed with people like me in mind.

I hope this episode inspires you to move with a little more confidence in your everyday life and recognize that a little self-doubt is normal. Especially when you're breaking ceilings and disrupting the status norms. Because the truth is, no one really knows what they’re doing. We're all doing things afraid and insecure but that's not a reason to not give yourself the credit that you deserve and honor the state of growth.

If you believed you were good enough today, what would you do differently?

What would I do if I knew I may fail and STILL be okay?

It's your favorite guest!! my husband, Lupo. On this episode, Lupo and I reflect on our one year of marriage and how we have been able to redefine traditional roles and keep our our own individual identities alive in order to grow and support one another. We talk about our commitment to our growth as a couple and individually, how we handled combining our finances, how we've gotten better at communicating and asking for what we need from one another, including the tools we've taken from our couple's therapy. I hope you enjoy it!! As always, happy wife, happy life.

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Int his episode, I share my experience of being a 9-5 professional and entrepreneur with ADHD.

Work in my 9-5 has always been challenging for multiple reasons:

1. Being a WOC in a predominantly white space
2. Having ADHD and anxiety and depression as part of those symptoms
3. Being multi-passionate and creating a side-hustle that fuels my creativity

You mix all of that together and some days you want to choose to surrender.

The thing is that these systems like higher education and a typical corporate job, among many other areas, were not designed for our way of thinking. Listen along as I share tools to help you navigate more confidently, redefine success, and get your power back in these spaces.

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I am back from a two-week hiatus after Tulum!! On today's episode, we chat with Vanessa Sirias, a 26 year old content creator and producer. Born and raised in Miami by a Nicaraguan family. She graduated from FIU in 2018 and has a degree in Broadcast Journalism, a minor in International Relations, Certificate in Human Rights. Vanessa started seeing social media success and gained 200k followers after sharing comedic sketches on TikTok last year. She has an online store, www.nessastore.com where she gives back to her Nicaraguense community and recently moved to California for my job with BuzzFeed's PeroLike. We talk about the importance of being true to yourself, keeping your culture alive, dealing with online trolls and embracing the journey of growth and combining your passions as an online creative.

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On this episode, we are joined by none other than Nana Agyemang! She is a multimedia journalist and CEO and founder of EveryStylishGirl that works to provide consulting and networking platforms for Black and brown women to connect and build their brands. 

Formerly Nana worked as a journalist and social editor for New York Magazine, BBC News, The New York Times and CBS. Her focus on telling stories about the lives of Black women led her to attend Columbia University for her Masters in Multimedia Journalism. 

As part of her continued passion to display diversity in media and fashion, she created EveryStylishGirl Biz, a sister brand to ESG and a platform for WOC looking to change the world of business. In addition to running both companies, Nana loves to report on social activism and women entrepreneurs. She wants to ensure that the news we read reflects the diverse world we live in.

If that doesn’t hype you up enough, idk what will. Throughout the episode, Nana shares with us her journey as one of the few Black women in media and how she turned that lack of representation into her purpose and passion. We chat about how her unapologetic determination and intentional authority in every step of her journey cultivated a prosperous business and community. 

You may want to take a seat or pull out your notes app for this one..  

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In this episode we are joined by the one and only Brittany Hennessy. She shares her journey and expertise from both the influencer and the talent booking perspective. We debunk myths and misconceptions about the influencer industry, how its evolved, Instagram’s newest features, how to share your story and start capitalizing on your strengths, expertise and influence while learning about brand’s marketing goals for successful partnerships. 

Brittany is the author of INFLUENCER: Building Your Personal Brand In The Age Of Social Media and the creator of the Influencer Business Plan, the premier community for professional influencers.

Before she went out on her own, she built the influencer team at Hearst Magazines and booked influencers for Seventeen, Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Women’s Health, Redbook, and more.

Before that she booked influencers for Travel Channel, Food Network, Lifetime, and Spike TV.

And before that she was a nightlife blogger and an influencer for The Gap, Svedka, Popchip, Vaseline, and the North America Ambassador for Nivea where she had the extremely difficult task of hanging out with Rihanna on a cruise ship in Germany.

She loves helping influencers make (more) money!

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On this episode, I share tangible to tools on how I built confidence in my everyday life. by taking up space in spaces I felt safe, trying things out of my comfort zone, asking for what I needed, following through with the commitments I've made for myself to build self-trust, becoming aware of my thoughts and stories I tell myself and embracing my imperfections. 

My imperfections make me human, they make me connected, my life lessons make me qualified to help others, they make me enough and I believe it. I know that perfection is subjective and I can’t control what other people think but I can start by being happy and celebrating where we are right now and the versions of ourselves that got us to today.

Everyone started somewhere but what matters is that they started. They pushed through the discomfort and simply trusted that they had their own back. When you start developing this self-trust and internal validation, radical self-love, everything else begins to align and you make more room for the things that serve you.  The right partner, more business opportunities, more financial growth, better friendships and so on. 

This sh*t is hard and uncomfortable especially if you've had a wounded past that has taken the self-confidence away from you but everything that you’re working towards ends up outweighing discomfort so keep going and prove it to yourself by the small wins. That’s where the magic is. The more you start listening to yourself, the more aligned you will feel with your highest, most authentic self.

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On this episode, I am joined by Scout Sobel. Scout is the founder of Scout's Agency, co-host of the popular Okay Sis Podcast, and the bestselling author of The Emotional Entrepreneur. She is a trailblazer in the media industry for utilizing podcasts as a powerful form of PR. After starting Okay Sis, which focuses on female guests, Scout fell in love with spreading women's stories and identified the rising popularity and influence of podcasting. She started Scout’s Agency with an emphasis in podcast PR for women entrepreneurs, podcasters, and brands. In 2.5 years, Scout's Agency has become the leading agency for getting women as guests on podcasts. Scout has also lived with bipolar disorder for the last 15 years. She was once unable to function in society but after finding entrepreneurship and taking radical responsibility over her emotions, she is now able to live a life of purpose. In this episode, we discuss the mindset and emotional tools she learned from managing her mental illness that have helped her build a safe and aligned business and community.

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Jannese Torres-Rodriguez is a nationally-acclaimed Latina Money Expert, Speaker, and Business Coach. After a job loss, she became an accidental entrepreneur which led her to create a multi six-figure Latin food blog, Delish D'Lites. Now, she helps her clients and listeners build successful online businesses that allow them to pursue financial independence and freedom.

Jannese is on a mission to educate marginalized communities on topics like entrepreneurship, investing, and building generational wealth through her personal finance podcast, "Yo Quiero Dinero".

In this episode we get into a candid conversation about the ups and downs of entrepreneurship including building community, owning your story, and pushing against societal standards as Latinas in business.

I am sharing a bonus episode about community building from a master class I did last year. As you know, I’ve been an influencer and content creator for 5 years and confidence wasn’t something I had right off the bat so I wanted to share a few tips and tricks to building your community, amplifying your story and attracting opportunities with purpose and confidence which is what I help my clients do in my 1:1 coaching program. 

I share the things you’re probably doing, why that’s not working and what you should be doing instead. 

I hope you enjoy this bonus episode and that it helps you take action into attracting your ideal community this year. 

In this episode I'm sharing how I'm planning for the year! By embracing progress not perfection, focusing on what's in my control and following through with the commitments to myself. 2021 was a year of so much self-investment, clarity and returning to self and I plan to continue stepping into my best self in the new year. I'm sharing some of the challenges and lessons I learned to help you with on your journey.

"If you want to change your life, you have to do something you've never done before."

Welcome to season two of Grow with the Flow podcast!! I am so excited to share a little piece of my heart and life in this episode and the ones to come. Last season we got real vulnerable and this season will be no different. While a lot of things have changed since season one, I'm still that same millennial, multi-faceted, Latina romanticizing her everyday life and the mission of this podcast stays the same; to empower you to become the best version of yourself while growing with the flow. 

This season we'll chat about overcoming quarter life-crisis, navigating entrepreneurship, exploring your identity and purpose, shifting your mindset and redefining success + so much more. On some weeks I will be joined by empowering women of color that are leading by example and breaking glass ceilings on their own terms. 

Tune in every other Thursday for more and don't forget to subscribe, share this episode with a friend and leave a review x

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We got married and we're giving you all the scoop of our highly anticipated (2+ years in the making) wedding day! We're answering all of your spicy questions --talking financial specifics, tips to plan a wedding during a pandemic and our future plans! #ReynosoInLove

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Lizbeth is a fashionista, beauty lover, and content creator going through life and sharing it all. She likes encouraging and motivating her girls to have fun experimenting with fashion trends, makeup, and encouraging them to live a life full of kindness and compassion. She’s been a blogger for 10+ years and has her BA in Business & Art and MA in Communication. In this episode, she takes us behind the scenes of her journey from grieving her dad’s passing from cancer to finding strength and growth in her new chapter of life as she, revisits her platform’s purpose, pursues new business avenues and learn earns to slow down while using therapy as a tool and cultivating her relationships, more especially the one with herself.

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Erika Cruz is a Self-Discovery Expert, founder of Purpose Driven Latina, and a TikTok Partner. She helps the Latinx community align with their purpose and find fulfillment through mindset and mindfulness. After eight years in the tech industry, Erika has turned her side hustle into her main hustle - all thanks to TikTok. As the proud daughter of Mexican Immigrants, Erika is aware of the lack of resources that were available to her growing up. For this reason, she is on a mission to connect others with the tools and resources to kill it. Her content on TikTok focuses on bringing people back to themselves so they can align with their deeper purpose, gain confidence, and dream big. And that is very much what today’s episode is all about. She shares her self-discovery journey as a first-generation entrepreneur and content creator. We chat about how she went from assimilation to now breaking generational barriers unapologetically!

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Nadya Okamoto is a 22-year-old Harvard student. In early 2020, Okamoto co-founded August, a lifestyle brand working to reimagine periods. Nadya Okamoto is also the Founder of PERIOD (period.org), an organization fighting to end period poverty and stigma that she founded at the age of 16. In 2017, Nadya ran for public office in Cambridge, MA at age 19 — at the time, becoming the youngest Asian American to run. In 2018, Nadya published her debut book, Period Power: A Manifesto for the Menstrual Movement. Nadya is also the former Chief Brand Officer and current Board Member of JUV Consulting, a Generation Z marketing agency based in NYC. She has been recognized on the lists of Forbes 30 under 30, Bloomberg 50 “Ones to Watch” and People Magazine's Women Changing the World. 

In this episode, I sit down and learn more about her journey as a Gen Z activist, entrepreneur and author amongst many of the other hats she wears. We chat about where she draws empowerment from, her passion for ending the period stigma and poverty, her journey with mental health, navigating cancel culture, combatting imposter syndrome + more!

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*The unsettling racial violence against the Asian community in recent events has been devastating. Sadly, these are not isolated incidents but a part of larger historical patterns of anti-asian hate and violence since the Chinese Exclusion Act. 

In the US over 3700 self-reported incidents of Anti-Asian Discrimination occurred in the last year according to stop AAPI hate. Myself and Grow with the Flow Podcast stands against anti-Asian racism and xenophobia. 

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Lissette is a Miami native living in New York City as a digital strategist, content creator and business coach.

She recently launched the first-ever Influencer Business Mastermind (Influence with Impact): a 12-week group coaching program to build an impactful social media presence and transform online influence into a profitable business.

Lissette was previously Director of Influencer Marketing at Ogilvy and has more than 8 years of experience in PR & digital marketing, working across global and Fortune 500 brands in different genres. An established influencer and content creator for more than 6 years, her digital channels focus on business and influencer marketing advice, with a pinch of her lifestyle recommendations and global finds.

In this episode, we chat about this year’s digital trends, social media best practices, and ways to create impactful influence through story telling and personal branding while using Instagram’s new features to your advantage because no, the algorithm is not out to get you! 

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We are joined by the co-queen of podcasting herself and a fellow online friend Diosa! Diosa is the cofounder of Locatora Radio Productions, a Latina-led podcast and multi-media production house. Diosa is also a freelance writer and has written for Remezcla, Fierce by Mitu, and Hip Latina. Her writing is focused on sexual health & wellness, radical self-care, and feminism. 

In this episode, we get into our uncomfortable college experiences, setting boundaries with religious family members, normalizing our sexual health, challenging societal norms and code switching at work with radical self-care being at the forefront of it all. I hope you enjoy it!

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Evelynn Escobar is an  LA based multi-passionate creative, content creator, social activist and founder of an intersectional womxn’s hiking group -- named Hike Clerb. She is a champion of representation and equity for Black and brown womxn from the great outdoors to digital media and beyond.

Throughout the episode we share ways to use your gifts, your platform and the outdoors as a form of healing and resistance, ways to combat Anti-Blackness in the latinx community, the power in shifting your mindset to an abundance mindset and how she embraces being the person she needed when she was younger.

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In this episode, I am joined by an angel and fellow friend, Ariel Oz, who some of you may have previously known as the friendly face behind Laura Mercier’s influencer marketing. She has previously also worked with Oribe Hair Care and L'Oreal. She is a self proclaimed skincare hoarder and beauty insider and in her spare time, she also shares style, wellness and beauty tips with her followers. In this episode, we get into the nitty gritty of working in the influencer marketing industry, the pressures of having a “glamorous” job, finding happiness and fulfillment outside of the workplace and several tips about landing the job and networking as both a young professional and aspiring influencer.

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Rosalyn is a Writer, Mindset Coach, & Breath-work Facilitator. She is uniquely gifted with the ability to create a sacred space where folks feel seen, loved, and supported. Through sharing her words, Rosalyn is committed to supporting + encouraging Black & Brown folks to take up space in their careers, relationships, and everyday lives.

Throughout this episode, she shares tools and personal experiences to live a grounded and fulfilling life. From best breath-work techniques and grounding practices to releasing expectations and cultivating self trust in order to gain inner peace, this episode is filled with steps to shift your mindset and make yourself a priority.


Releasing Expectations Process:

1. Examining the foundation of expectations -- where/who are they stemming from? write down any expectations that exist in your life

2. Noticing the behaviors -- how do you behaviors influence the decisions you make + how you show up in the world?

3. Embody your release -- imagine (meditate, visualize) yourself free the expectations; how do you move in the world? how do you dress, where do you work?

4. Prepare for the resistance -- write down affirmations that speak truth to the transformation you have just made. whenever you notice the expectations trying to creep up, use them!

5. RELEASE! -- rip up (or safely burn) the expectations that you identified in step #1. this is the representation of the expectations no longer existing in your life. 

Bonus step 6: CELEBRATE YOURSELF!

Journal Prompt:

Fill in the blank. I would love to see magic in the form of ______.

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On this episode, I am reflecting on my most valuable lessons from 2020 and setting intentions for the new year. Although, it was a challenging year for a lot of us, it was also an insightful one that reminded me to cherish my loved ones daily, slow down and set boundaries. Wishing you a safe and abundant new year.

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Today’s guest is a fellow content creator and someone that I am lucky to know call a friend, Amy Serrano. Some of you may already know her through her fun and energetic spirit online, her fashion trend forecasting or her not bland playlist. Amy is a content creator who got her start in social media through her Youtube channel. With over 360,000 subscribers, her content includes personal style tips, an easy approach to beauty, self-care and indulging in the spice of life. In this episode, we take a glimpse into her self-care journey, including following an untraditional career path, how she keeps a healthy relationship with social media while fostering genuine connections (on and offline) without expectations. She shares how she keeps that contagious and upbeat energy across platforms while embracing her latina culture and expressing herself through personal style, easy beauty, travel and music.

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Tamerri Ater-Ntonni is the Product Development Director for Versed Skincare where she oversees product strategy, development and production. With an extensive background in product development, brand management, marketing and advertising, Tamerri has successfully overseen a multitude of new product launches for multi-million dollar brands Dermalogica & Murad (Unilever Prestige), Orlando Pita Hair Care, Jenna Hipp Nail and Nuance by Salma Hayek. She is passionate about mentorship and worked as an adjunct instructor teaching a Wellness/Spa class at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, Los Angeles. When she is not creating beauty products, Tamerri works as a professional astrologer (The AstroFashionista) and reiki practitioner helping people “create their own magic” and live their purpose. She enjoys merging her beauty background and mystical talents to collaborate with brands like Smashbox, Glamglow, ColourPop, BH Cosmetics and has been featured on Buzzfeed, iHeartRadio, The Coveteur, Business of Fashion, Total Beauty, and a multitude of panels and podcasts.

In this episode, she gives us the rundown of how she landed an unexpected career in the beauty industry, how she manifested her current partner, her favorite wellness practices and what beauty trends we can expect in the new year.

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Rachel Gomez, 32, is the creator of Viva La Bonita. A lifestyle and apparel brand rooted in self-empowerment with an emphasis on the Latina Community. We talk about what self-love and empowerment truly look like in today's society and some of the challenges and successes she's faced as a small business owner. 

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Berrion Berry is a Holistic Menstrual Health Educator, Integrative Health Practitioner & the Founder of The Flo Academy. Part of her mission to teach mensturators how to master their monthly flo.

As the founder of The Flo Academy, Berri focuses specifically on teaching those who identify as female entrepreneurs or modern women, how to have better periods and healthier hormones naturally, through cycle syncing & online menstrual health education.