Latina Lifestyle Legacy

Did you know that 94% of the PROBLEMS in business are systems driven and only 6% are people driven? 

So if you look back and analyze 94% of the problems can be fixed by building proper systems and if you are a solopreneur or a coach then the other 6% depends a LOT on you, your mood and phase of life. 

That is why this week’s episode focuses How to pull yourself out of a bad mood and stay focused on your goals.

Dig in to learn: 

1️⃣ The power of contributing for the greater good of people. [2:57] 

2️⃣ Don't Let Obstacles Derail Your Dreams: How to Stay Focused on Your Goals When Life Gets Tough. [5:58]

3️⃣ The Therapeutic Benefits of Putting Pen to Paper [9:44]

4️⃣ Snooze to Success: How Resting and Sleeping Can Keep You on Track to Achieve Your Goals [14:57]

5️⃣ Accountability + Community = Success: How Accountability Group Calls Can Help You Meet Your Business Goals [18:27]

Don't let inconsistency derail your dreams, gain control of the 6% people and YOU driven problems with Latina Lifestyle Legacy accountability calls. 

In this episode of Latina lifestyle legacy show I interview Xochitl Llamas, who captures stunning family portraits,  lifestyle maternity and newborns.

• ⚡️How to stop procrastinating and get things done. [4.53]

• 💠Goal setting ft. photography biz owners edition. [14.05]

• 🗝️The best piece of business advice by Xochitl [18:34]

• 🧼Living in the moment & staying on track with self care [21:36]

• 📸Business tools you need in your back pocket [30:34]

• 💡What would Xochitl do differently if she started over [41:20]

If photography is a hobby and you’re looking for a sign to turn it into a thriving business you don’t want to miss this episode.

😃 Available on Apple Podcast, Spotify, and YouTube!

In this episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, I share 5 Powerful tools I use to run my consulting business on autopilot

People have a false impression of the industry. As a consultant, you must become proficient with several pricey tools.

Being consultants, sometimes we need to put on various hats, but that doesn’t have to be expensive.

You need only these 5 inexpensive yet powerful tools to scale up your business. You may already know them, but you may not be taking full advantage of them.

Dig into this week’s episode to learn:

I dug into:

• The top business tools I swear by to organize and manage my time like a boss. [0.10]
• Transform your vision board into reality: my simple template for success. [3.57]
• My go-to note taking tool to capture, collect and collaborate. [6.51]
• Visualize your week: My tool for staying ahead and adapting to life's surprises [8.35]
• How to effectively manage multiple biz projects at once while working 9-5 with ease. [12.06] / Why I don’t use planners anymore.
• Centralize client communication, get yo'self paid without the PDF'd docs you DIY (I used to do that, too) and take care of your people with easy-to-sign agreements. [15.35]
• My little secret hack to get down and get things done in one go. [17.44]

It’s a juicy one, yo.

Don’t let your nerves/mindset blocks hold you back from getting organized and creating systems.

It’s time to move from chaos to clarity and proudly tick off that cheesecake factory menu long to-do list.

In this episode of Latina lifestyle legacy show, I’m with Natalie Hernandez, a young and upcoming Latina entrepreneur who owns multiple businesses like a notary, Airbnb, SaaS, and much more.

Natalie became a notary when she was just 19 years old. #aweinspiring

Tune in to learn more about

• Money habits of a successful female CEO that can help you build wealth for your future [22.58]
• Podcasts and books recommendations for budding Latina bossbabes [25:20]
• Day in a life of a 6 figure earner! [27.02]
• What to say when others doubt your ability based on your age [33.13]
• Striking a Balance: why it's okay to prioritize growth and Social connections, and when to distance yourself from family. [38.47]

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In this episode, I discuss the step by step process on how I overcome my to-do list. I discuss my process on how it aligns with my overall quarterly and yearly goals. 

Our to-do list can feel extremely overwhelming, but I share my 4 steps on to make it a productive and fulfilling day:

Set quarterly goals for 1-3 categories that you want to focus on for the quarter (I have an entire workshop recording of this with worksheets that can help. DM me if you are interested.)

Break down those quarterly goals into monthly goals 

Time block in your calendar the categories you've selected. If it is in your calendar, your are more likely going to to focus time to that specific goal.

Create a power list and follow it every single day 

Click here to learn more:

https://reyna.mykajabi.com/organizeyourlifeandbusiness

In my new podcast episode, I go over the 3 ways to improve your goal setting and organizing process. 

Stop trying to do everything all yourself- Trust me, I have been there. It will burn you out and you will feel extremely overwhelmed. I do believe you can do it all, but not by yourself. You will need a team/assistant and learn how to successfully delegate. 

Have the right community/accountability partners in your life - The people you surround yourself with will either influence you in a positive way or in a negative way. Attend meetups, attend networking events, read books, listen to podcasts, and start reaching out to people you admire and respect and ask to connect. 🤝

Use a project management tool - My favorite project management tool is Asana. It easily keeps all my projects & tasks organized in one place. It also helps me easily delegate to my team and we are all aware of where we are all at on the project. It saves me time and makes me way more efficient. 

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https://reyna.mykajabi.com/organizeyourlifeandbusiness

In my new podcast episode, I go over 4 reasons why my planner doesn't work for me anymore and what to use instead. I am definitely that person who loves her planners, but as I wanted to scale my business it no longer was realistic for me to use a planner anymore.

1. Saves me time - I now use a project management tool called Asana where I can organize all my personal and business projects. It saves me time from rewriting everything and I can easily change due dates or task details.
2. Easily delegate and outsource tasks - Once I was ready to add another person to the team to help me with admin tasks, everything was already organized in Asana and I was able to easily guide them on what to do for each particular task.
3. Tasks can repeat - I set up (weekly, monthly, quarterly) repeating tasks in Asana which automatically reminds me what needs to get done.
4. Give tasks more context - I love to attach the images, videos, and audio related to that task. I love having everything all in one place to easily access it.

“But Reyna, I don’t have a team and it’s just me running my business.” It’s important to learn now so that when you are ready to scale and add someone you don’t have to learn how to use a new tool, you can simply add someone else.

Overall, my project management tool, Asana, is much more efficient than my planner, and I highly recommend!

If you need more support with this, I can help you organize your project management tool, and specifically, I use Asana. Book a strategy session to share where you are at with organizing your life or business and we can dive deeper into how to efficiently set it all up.

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https://reyna.mykajabi.com/organizeyourlifeandbusiness

In this episode, I announce my new Organize and Achieve Your Life and Business Goals Course. This is for the busy up and coming Latina entrepreneur who wants to live a fulfilled life while also scaling their business. 

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https://reyna.mykajabi.com/organizeyourlifeandbusiness  

In this interview, I interview Alessandra Conti who is a Celebrity Matchmaker & Co-Founder of Matchmakers In The City, an old-school, personal Matchmaking firm headquartered in LA.  Conti is the Celebrity Matchmaker for shows like NBC's Access Hollywood, and CBS's Face The Truth, and was a Matchmaker behind 2 seasons of MTV's, Are You The One.  Her dating and relationship advice has been featured on Forbes, Elite Daily, Fox News, and more. 

For 10 years, Alessandra has worked with Clients ranging from celebrities to young professionals and leads a team of Matchmakers responsible for hundreds of marriages.

For more, visit www.matchmakersinthecity.com

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In this new episode, Ashley shares her journey in starting her cake and treats business from home. She enjoys the creative process and making fun and delicious treats for her clients. Ashley opens up about the challenges of the business and how she has found a way to overcome them.

Also, we have a major update for the podcast. Make sure to check it out to find out what it is.

In this week’s episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy. I talk about how I take care of my mental health and stay positive about all the activities I do daily.

Most of the time we have the idea there is not enough time to dedicate to ourselves, but it is important to take a few minutes to do an activity that brings peace or makes us feel good. Sometimes we even feel certain guilt that prevents us from seeing how important it is to see ourselves as a priority. In this opportunity, I detail how I do activities to take care of myself and highlight how practicing a self-care routine is so important to stay creative, and have fresh ideas for my projects.

In this episode, you will find ideas to renew your inspiration, so that you can act in favor of taking care of both your physical and mental health.
Remember that you are the most valuable resource you have to achieve your goals.

In this week’s episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley sit and chat with Ashley Villalpando.

Ashley Villalpando is a young Latina entrepreneur in the mortgage industry who will be sharing how she has grown thick skin in this male dominated industry, all while trying to help her clients achieve the American Dream through real estate. Ashley also empowers the women around her to want for more in their success, love and happiness.

Tune in to listen in on some misconceptions of the mortgage industry, her journey from before being in the industry and how she manages work/life balance while working with family.

Ashley has the genuine heart to help and will be hosting a Gracefully Fierce event on July 16/17, 2022. 

Send her a D.M. on Instagram to purchase your tickets:

In this week’s episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley answer a question from the anonymous question form. The questions are 100% anonymous and the form was created to bring in a variety of important topics to touch on. In this episode the question they discussed was, “How do you follow your passion when your parents don’t agree with your career path?"

Reyna and Ashley share important tips they have used themselves and share their personal experience regarding the topic at hand. Your life is yours to live, make it worth living.

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In this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley sit with Theresa Gabriel and Janet Cano from Safe Passage Heals to have a serious conversation about domestic violence and abuse, how to stop the cycle and how to be an advocate for victims. 

Theresa and Janet share resources, their personal growth within the organization, and how they manage the heaviness of working with victims of domestic violence. They share tips on proper language to use, ways Safe Passage can help victims with their team, and how to take your power back. 

If you or someone you know are a victim of domestic violence, please reach out for help. You are worth healing. 

In this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley have the opportunity to answer some questions from their AMAZING listeners. These questions were submitted through the anonymous question link that was created to build a greater connection to their listeners.

The questions that will be answered in this episode: 

1. How have you two grown as women after creating and working on this podcast?

2. What was a key moment that shifted your perspective and allowed you to grow into who you are?

Reyna and Ashley share their personal experiences though their journey collaborating together to put out these amazing podcast episodes and also share some turning points in their lives. 

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In this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley interview Santiago Aguilar. Santiago Aguilar is cofounder of ITA Global, a destination management company that was founded in Nicaragua in 2011. Santiago and his business partner Chris have created a stress free way to travel that also allows you to experience the city for what it is.

Some challenges he faced growing up allowed him to find ways to make things happen, which is where his entrepreneur mindset started. His mission even prior to having ITA Global, was always to help people. Now that he has ITA Global, he has found a creative way to do just that.

Santiago encourages anyone who is scared to travel not to be scared to put yourself out there. ITA Global's number one priority when traveling is safety so their guests can enjoy their time while on vacation. They want you to experience where you are for what it is and give you the most authentic experience possible.

If you are interested in traveling with ITA Global, they partnered up with Reyna to take a trip to Oaxaca during Dia de los Muertos to give you the most authentic experience of the beautiful city and their amazing cuisine. If you would like to travel with Reyna to Oaxaca, check the link below:

In this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Ashley is joined by her mom, Carla Gutierrez, in honor of Mother's Day.

In this episode they talk about: 

- Who Carla is 

- When she started her balloon decor business

- How she managed running her balloon business while being a mom/wife

- Ashley's relationship with her mom

- How they have created the relationship today 

- Book suggestions for mother/daughter relationships

- Tips for young moms in business & so much more! 

In this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna interviews her beautiful mother in honor of Mother's Day and they talk about so many amazing topics like: 

- Who she is/ what life was like growing up 

- Her role models

- Her biggest regret in life 

- Her journey when she came to the U.S. 

- How she overcame depression

- How her mom inspired her to be resilient 

May this episode inspire you to sit and talk with your parents and ask them about their life, if you have the opportunity to do so. This conversation may lead to better understanding, more appreciation and inspire you to keep moving forward. 

In this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley sit and chat with the owner of Chingona Inc. A clothing apparel business that was created to celebrate the chingona and spanglish culture. Viridiana felt that there was no brands out there that she could fully relate to, so she created her own. The journey of creating her own brand, started with her wanting to purchase a sticker that said, "Chingona", and when she didn't find one she liked, she created her own.

Her experience with graphic design allowed her to create the sticker she wanted and she was able to upload it online for herself to purchase. Her well thought out designs have been noticed by many people, which allows her to now be her own boss and work for herself and have the freedom to create designs she likes. She created a Loteria game for all the many women out there, so they can feel represented as well.  

Like many business owners, she battled some limiting beliefs of not being good enough and shares what she does for herself when she has those thoughts come up. 

Check out her amazing work: 

In this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley sit with Abigail Rodriguez, the owner of Sage Social Eatery, a thriving business local to the Baldwin Park, CA / West Covina, CA area. She shares her journey from starting as a waitress to now owning her own businesses with multiple locations during the pandemic when most businesses were not doing well. Abigail also shares her knowledge on how she manages to push forward and face adversity head on. 

Not only is she a successful business owner but she also is a mother, wife and has paved the way for her family to get into the restaurant business. She has transformed her restaurants into a beautiful escape where you can have community with those closest to you, while not having to go far from home. She continues to do the work day in and day out to get the success she has gotten, and never limits her beliefs on what she can accomplish.

Listen to her journey to becoming a business owner and unlock that hidden potential that is inside you. 

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In this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley break out the Boundaries Conversation Deck to have an important conversation about boundaries. If you no longer want to have surface level conversations, they encourage you to have these conversations with those close to you. 

The questions they will be answering are: 

1) If you could change one thing about your family, what would it be?

2) What in your life needs to change?

3) What are your needs?

Reyna and Ashley share their responses and have an open conversation about their life, their needs, and things they want to be different. 

Did you know that limiting beliefs may be what is holding you back from becoming who you want to be?

In this week’s episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley talk about limiting beliefs and how to get rid of them. Limiting belief is a state of mind or belief about yourself that restricts you in some way

Although most of our beliefs are formed over the years and ingrained in our brains, YOU have the power to change those beliefs. It can look like taking messy action, reinforcing the limiting beliefs with facts, and also taking action steps that align with the new beliefs we want to have.

Some limiting beliefs may look like telling ourselves we cannot afford to live on our own, that we have to suffer during our workouts to get our dream body, or even psyching yourself out of new situations due to fear of failure.

There are different ways you can begin to change those beliefs like, surrounding yourself with people who practice the new beliefs you want to have. You can also begin to take physical action that supports the new belief. Another way would be to look at past experiences, where you have successfully done things, and remind yourself with FACTS, that you are capable.

If you loved this week's episode, share it with 3 friends so you can break your limiting beliefs together.

In this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley sit and chat with Angelica Guerra. Angelica, also known as Angie by many, is a mom, student, and she has recently become a professional photographer. Angie dives into the where her passion for photography started, how she improved the quality of her photos and her mentor who helped her learn so much. 

While improving her skills as a professional photographer, she is also a full time student and is studying to become a high school counselor. Photography is something she has always loved to do, so she took her chance with it and has now turned something that was a hobby, into something that generates extra income for her and her son, while allowing her to express her creative side. 

Angie not only takes amazing quality photos, but she takes the hard part out of the photoshoots, she helps you with the props, location ideas, and is your personal hype woman behind the lens. She strives to make all her clients feel comfortable, confident and beautiful. 

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In this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley interview Christine Escobar. 

Christine Escobar is a mom, wife, a business coach and the founder of Gracefully Fierce. Gracefully Fierce is a community Christine created for women to learn about entrepreneurship, reframe past beliefs, and how to support their partner while maintaining a partnership and relationship. Christine shares her journey of becoming a gracefully fierce woman, choosing a better life for herself and her babies, and all the hardships that came along with it. 

Christine was a therapist for 17 years, before pursuing her entrepreneurship journey with her husband in 2017. That decision to become an entrepreneur with her husband birthed the concept of Gracefully Fierce, because she wanted to create support for other women who were on similar path as her.

This community helps women stand in their power, know who they are and how to be that support for yourself. This is a community of only women and it is going to be such a healing experience. You will be unlearning many beliefs you may have had since your childhood, and learn how to be a Gracefully Fierce woman.

Christine has a Gracefully Fierce event that is next Saturday/Sunday (3/26-27/2022) 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. in the city of Pasadena, CA. The tickets are on sale this bday week for $100 total cost for both days. 

You can send her a message through Instagram to purchase yours: 

Did you know that you do not have to be WHERE you want to be, to show up as WHO you want to be? 

In this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley talk about the importance of showing up as who you want to be and why you should consider applying this into your life. 

Think about the way you feel when you get all done up, you have a fresh set of nails, you took the time to do your morning ritual and you got yourself ready for the day. Then think about how you feel when you wake up late, nothing is going as planned, you are running so behind that you basically fly out of the door and you are lucky if you get a chance to do your hair. Now think about your state of mind/attitude in both states. 

Getting ready seems so simple. yet can do so much for us mentally and even change the way we approach the world and our day to day life. When you take yourself serious enough to put in the extra effort to feel good, it is going to create a ripple effect in other areas of your life. You will be more confident, approachable, more opportunities will naturally come your way and it will make you want to socialize with others around you. 

Take some time to think of who you want to be in the future, and start showing up as that person TODAY. Everything you want to be is already in you, so be sure to look the part on the outside as well.

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In this week’s episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna interviews her parents for Valentine’s Day. In this episode they dive into the trials and tribulations that come along side being married for 42 years, and how they overcame them together. They share who they are, where they come from, and give relationship advice based on their personal experience.

There are amazing nuggets that you can take from this episode and apply to your life. They get real and raw and share the reality of what it looks like to be together for over 40 years and remain as a united front.

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On this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley talk about how to get over the fear of being embarrassed. Reyna and Ashley share a time when they have been embarrassed, and how it helped them not care after the fact. Although being in embarrassing situations can be tricky, it is so important to embrace those moments. 

Yes being embarrassed can feel uncomfortable, but it is situations like this that allow us to grow. By owning your truth, it allows you to not care much about what others think. This is your friendly reminder to not take life too seriously, it is okay to laugh at ourselves and the situations we find ourselves in.

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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255

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On this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley sit and chat about how crucial is it to be your own person. Reyna and Ashley both believe in the importance of having a strong relationship with yourself, because you are with yourself at all times. There is so much power in being independent, staying true to yourself and being able to make sure YOU are happy. At the end of the day, our happiness is our own responsibility. 

Another amazing thing that you get when you become your own person, is self awareness. Self awareness is so important because you will be able to catch yourself when you may not feel your best, and you can take the steps to put yourself in a better place. At times people set unrealistic expectations on their partners, when in reality it is not their responsibility to make sure we are happy/confident, that starts with you, and anything else is in addition to what you have established. 

May this episode inspire you to rebuild your relationship with yourself, become your own person, and to become more aware of the things that honor you. You hold all the power in your life, you control what is allowed, and you are responsible for yourself. 

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In this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley sit down to interview Jose Lozano. Jose Lozano is the founder of Journey Fitness, a semi private gym in Baldwin Park, CA. Prior to owning Journey Fitness, Jose began to train clients out of his garage, where he grew a strong passion for what he was doing. As time progressed, he began to build his clientele and was eventually presented with the opportunity to purchase what is now known as Journey Fitness. 

Listen in as Jose shares what sparked his interest in this industry, what keeps him disciplined, and how his gym differs from others. His story is one that really shows what staying disciplined and consistent can do for you when you are starting something, regardless of where you start. Now that Jose owns Journey Fitness, he is able to bring in new equipment, build his team of trainers, and run his gym the way he desires. While this is only the beginning of his journey, he is ready to transform lives. 

Checkout Journey Fitness and train with Jose:

https://instagram.com/journeyfitness626/ 

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In this episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna interviews Brayan Carrera on how to create good credit and building wealth. Brayan Carrera is a 24 year old credit mentor who educates people on how to build "good debt", use other peoples money to generate wealth, and equips you with the tools to change your thoughts about credit. His goal is to serve his clients and help them reach new levels of success, even if it is not comfortable. 

While credit may be a touchy subject for many, Brayan dives in and highlights the opportunities good credit can create for you and he teaches you how to create "good debt" for yourself. While explaining the difference between "bad debt" and "good debt", he shares banks to start with when you are first starting your credit journey, and also shares tips on how to build good credit score.  

Brayan teaches the importance of being educated when it comes to debt, and how to invest in assets that will return in investment. He gives you the confidence you need to change your mentality on credit. To ask Brayan more in depth questions and take advantage of his mentorship, follow the link below to see his Instagram and see all the amazing opportunities that are available to you. 

On this episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley interview Lexy Sabori, the owner of Achic Boutique. Lexy is a Latina entrepreneur from East L.A. who was naturally stylish and took her passion for fashion into her career. As you listen in, you will get a behind the scenes look into the way Achic Boutique came to be, the obstacles Lexy has had to overcome as a boutique owner, and her favorite part of running a boutique.

We discuss...

- What inspired her to open up Achic Boutique

- What her biggest struggle was when she first started

- What sets her apart from other boutiques 

- The process of starting up her own boutique

- Her favorite part of owning a boutique 

- Her mentors/who inspires her in business 

- The hardest part of being a boutique owner 

- What keeps her motivated to keep going 

To see more of Achic Boutique, visit achicb.com 

Achic Boutique Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/achicboutique_/ 

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On this week's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley break down their most useful tips when setting goals, especially during the New Year. Each of the ladies share their top 3 tips, their quarterly goals, and the action steps needed to reach their goals. Join them during this first week of January to set yourself up to win and apply the tips that will help you unlock the next level of greatness.

If you are unsure where to start when making your goals, listen to this episode and download the free Intentional Goal Setting Worksheet. This worksheet was created by Reyna to help people who feel stuck and who may not know how to plan out their quarterly goals. When setting your weekly goals make them attainable so they can help you reach those quarterly goals.

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On this episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley talk about their word for the year 2022. Both ladies believe in the importance of having a word of the year, because it can allow you to be intentional on the things you want to focus on. When thinking of a word you should think about that one thing you always feel you need more of, and make that your word.

Ashley's word of the year is; discipline. Ashley knows that discipline is what she needs to reach the next level in her business. She has come to find out that discipline is what gets her through the hard times. Motivation comes and goes, but the discipline is what is going to keep you going. Eventually when we are disciplined with the things we choose, it is going to become our second nature. Start with one goal, become disciplined with it, and add more as you move forward.

Reyna's word of the year is; living. She knows the importance of living in gratitude, but also being present, because you may never know what the next day may bring. In the past, Reyna found herself overworking, and she was finding herself burnt out. The word, "living" is going to allow her to be in the moment and be present. Reyna also found another way for her to free up her time was to delegate work to her assistant that would normally cause burnout, and it has allowed her time freedom, which in turn, allows her to live. 

After you listen to this episode, take some time to sit and see what you want your word of the year to be. May your word serve as a reminder of the goals you want to reach, and the person you want to become. Listening to this podcast is already a step in the right direction, so if you enjoyed be sure to share with your friends/family so you can all level up this upcoming year. The New Year also brings new opportunities, so make them count. 

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On this weeks episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley talk about intentional goal setting for your week. Reyna and Ashley discuss a worksheet that Reyna created to help others reach their goals and make them attainable. This worksheet is an amazing resource especially with the new year, to help you see your goals, find your why, and put you in a position to win.

Another important reminder the worksheet highlights, is to name a person you will connect with this week, and what your intention is when connecting. This could either be a professional or in your personal life. This is such a good reminder for us to keep in touch with those around us, and through connections, you never know the resources that may be presented.

To see the rest of the worksheet look below to get the free download and get after your goals. As the new year approaches, use it to reevaluate where you are, and see what you need to do to get where you want to be.

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On this episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley take it back to what sparked their interests, and take you on the journey to their current reality. Reyna talks about a small group that changed her life, which led her to create her own Women's Empowerment Club when she was in high school. She dedicated her free time to learn how to market and create other workshops. She then went on to start a different club that boosted her confidence in herself and what she could do.

Ashley talks about how baking has always been a passion, but unfortunately with life, it had to be put on the backburner. Due to the abrupt pause the pandemic forced us into, it allowed her to make time for something that brought her happiness. Ashley was allowed her to pursue something that meant something to her, and got good at it.

It is nice to hear the stories that shaped the way these women think about their business, and how growing up where they did, guided where they are today. Whether your passion was put right in front of you, or you have to do a few different things to find what you are passionate about, just know, most times everything you need to succeed comes from you. 

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On today's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley discuss their top 3 mistakes they have made in 2021. Although they have different businesses, the lessons they have learned can still be applied to your business/life.

It is a great idea to learn from someone else's mistakes because you can save yourself so much time/resources. Listen in as they not only mention the lessons, but they talk about what they learned after making said mistake.

Mistakes allow us to grow and approach what would normally be a problem, and help us find a solution. Don't be afraid to make a mistake, mistakes make you think and challenge yourself.

If you have your own business, we encourage you to look back on a few mistakes you have made. It is a beautiful thing when you are able to take a moment, reflect, acknowledge how far you have come, and then see what you have learned. 

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On today's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley talk about the infamous, "Y El Novio" season. This question tends to creeps up at family events, especially during the holiday season. "Y El Novio" is basically the question that your family, especially your tia, will most likely ask.

Reyna and Ashley do a weekly update, touch on what their personal dating life looks like when you have your own business, and answer a few questions from Steve Harvey's book, "Act Like A Lady, Think Like A Man". These are a few questions that you can ask yourself no matter what phase of dating you are in.

If you are not successful in the love department as of right now, take a look inward and make sure you know what you want out of a potential relationship. This is important because when that special person does come along you, you are able to set them apart.

The questions to ask yourself about dating:

• 1. What specific kind of man are you looking for?
• 2. How do I expect to be pursued?
• 3. What level of commitment do you expect?
• 4. What kind of financial security do you expect this man to have?
• 5. Do you want a man who wants kids and is family oriented?
• 6. Does he have to be religious/spiritual?
• 7. Do you mind if he is divorce or has kids?
• 8. Can you help a man build his dream? Can you adapt to his plan?
• 9. What do you expect of his family?

On this episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley talk about the importance of being comfortable with being uncomfortable. As hard as some situations may be, they allow us the opportunity to grow and be better versions or ourselves. David Goggins says, "We all need to start looking at obstacles very differently in life, Obstacles are purely hidden opportunities." 

Having this mindset will also allow you to become solution orientated, instead of dwelling in these situations. Reyna and Ashley are continuously putting themselves in situations where they are challenged because they understand, regardless of how hard it may seem, they always come out a better person. Just because things go wrong, does not mean you can't be resourceful and find solutions. 

Begin to give yourself grace and push through these tough times. Learn to celebrate the mistakes and keep moving forward. Try something new this week that will push you to that next level. 

On today's episode Reyna and Ashley talk about the new structure of the show, setting boundaries, and shifting our lives to be what we want. Join us on our journey to building a legacy.

I interview Gabriela Alvarez who shares her journey to building her GabulousLA jewelry brand. She shares the ups and downs of her journey but also how much she's grown and has found great mentors to get through it. You can listen to the episode where she also goes over building self-confidence and no longer comparing yourself to others on social media. 

Gabriela's Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/gabulousla/

I interview the founder of Vevvy’s Beauty Boutique Evelyn Villegas. Vevvy's Beauty Boutique is a Chicana-owned boutique with cruelty-free cosmetics and lashes. She shares her journey of why she decided to open up her own business & highlights all kinds of women. We discuss the mindset shift she’s needed to have in order to continue to pursue her dream. 

Have you ever had massive amounts of debt and felt so overwhelmed on how you were going to pay it off?

I interviewed Lorena Ines, who shares her journey with paying off over $52,000 of debt and is on her way to becoming debt-free. Lorena and I discuss the topics about money, improving our relationships with money, and being more mindful about it.

If you’ve ever felt lost or confused about where to start then you must listen to this episode!

In my podcast episode, What to Expect the First 3 Years of Starting Your Business, I open up and share a lot about my journey and tips on how to overcome challenges that any new entrepreneur is going to face.

Some topics I discuss:

• Suicide (Yes, I get a little vulnerable)
  
• Creating a New Mindset
  
• Setting Boundaries
  
• Personal Money Management
  
• Your Environment
  

In my new podcast episode, I share the differences of the two currencies: time vs. money. I bring up this topic because growing up as a first-generation Latina I feel that we are taught to value money more versus the time we can save if we invest a bit more money upfront. I touch on topics that I had to learn to remove limiting beliefs about money to really help my business grow. I cover the value of a business mentor or a business course that can cut the time in half of you trying to figure out the ins and outs of it all. I want to open up this discussion and ask you what you feel your time is worth?

Navigating the world as a Latina entrepreneur is hard, the world seems to be against you at all odds, once conquered it feels like the world is at your fingertips, but then comes the toughest role of them all,

Because before you are a Latina entrepreneur you are a Latina living in a tight knit Hispanic household.

In this podcast episode I discuss a certain generational trauma that may be hidden in your family as well. 

Moving out. 

It can be one of the hardest things to do, because no one wants to leave the comfort and warmth that our family home provides. But what do we do when we are making good money, becoming financially literate and testing the limits. We want space, a change in energy and air. Usually (not always) the women in our families move out when they get married, or decide unexpectantly to start a family, but why does it feel that way. Why can’t Latina women decide when it’s time for them to start their dream and move out when they want too without the pressure of leaving with a man.

As the youngest in a big family, I felt internalized guilt for wanting to move out and leave my parents. Was I really not going to be able to move out and live my dream because I was the youngest and it was my duty to look after my parents? Realizing and growing out of this trauma response I realized that I needed to enjoy my journey and understand that I was not the only one that had the responsibility of looking after my parents. After a long time of coming to terms on who I wanted to be and what I dreamt for myself I researched and found my perfect place.

In this episode I discuss my journey on moving out as a Latina woman, becoming more financially literate, and breaking a generational trauma, along with other things.

▪️Removing unwanted opinions from others

▪️Aligning your goals with your future self

▪️Tips on saving money

▪️ Building credit

▪️Discarding limiting beliefs

▪️Working on your mental state

▪️Actually, looking for your dream apartment