Is there a sport that has changed your life? Sports are so impactful to our lives - they teach us to be professional, have fun, and live a healthy lifestyle. 

I am joined today by the amazing golf queen Azucena Maldonado! As an immigrant from northern Mexico, Azucena is a Latina that has inspired a movement that has taken over the world of golf. After playing golf recreationally, Azucena noticed the absence of Latina women in the golfing world, and she knew that she had to make a change to show them that getting involved in golf could provide them great opportunities. 

 Azucena is the founder and CEO of the Latinas Golfers Association that has over 2,000 members. Azucena’s mission with LGA is to introduce women of all ages to the game of golf in order to develop them professionally, personally, and promote a healthy lifestyle. 

Tune in to Episode 16 to learn how Azucena became involved in golf, why she was inspired to start the LGA, what the future holds for herself and the LGA, and more!

Some Questions I Ask

• Who was Azucena before golf? (8:05)
• Do you see a future going national with LGA? (25:07)
• Did you ever think it would get this big? (35:40)

In This Episode You Will Learn 

• Why Azucena loves the game of golf (6:05)
• How Azucena was inspired to create the LGA (14:20)
• The success of the LGA members (29:43)
• What keeps Azucena motivated (32:00)

Connect with Azucena 

• LinkedIn
• Twitter
• Facebook
• LGA Website

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Do you have a financial plan that you follow? If not, now is the time to start. Take control of your finances and make 2021 the year you become a money mastermind!

I am joined today by the wonderful Eva Macias, a powerful leader and sought after speaker in the financial industry. Eva’s specialty is helping women create a simple-to-follow financial plan in sixty minutes or less. After learning her parents retired with only $1,100, Eva decided to dedicate her life to teaching women and working families how to achieve financial freedom. Some financial service firms will decide whether to work with you or not based on your income level or net worth, however, Eva believes that all families deserve to receive the same financial resources. 

Eva is the author of the bestselling book, A Latina’s Guide to Money. She has developed the Financial Bootcamp which is a five-week course that teaches women to master the finances they are worthy of having. 

Tune in to Episode 15 to learn about Eva’s money wake-up call, the importance of changing your mindset, changes in the financial industry, and her advice to handle your shit! 

Some Questions I Ask

• What kind of business did you conjure? (12:25)
• How did you create A Latina’s Guide to Money? (23:37)
• Are things changing in the financial world that you think we, as Amigas, need to pay attention to? (33:30)

In This Episode You Will Learn 

• Eva’s background (5:46)
• Eva’s takeaway from The Power of Your Subconscious Mind (20:28)
• About Eva’s grand book launch (27:14)
• To reframe your conversation about the pandemic (30:00)
• Eva’s advice to Amigas to handle their shit (37:39)

Connect with Eva 

• Website
• Book - A Latina’s Guide to Money
• Facebook
• LinkedIn
• Financial Bootcamp

Let’s Connect!

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• LinkedIn
• Jackie Tapia Arbonne website
• Handle Your Shit  & Thrive Free Masterclass

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Are you in touch with your intuition? The global pandemic has forced our hectic lives to slow down, giving us the opportunity to listen to our intuition and divine downloads. 

I am joined today by the amazing Deborah Deras. Deborah is one of the top Latina speakers and influencers in North America. As a sought-after keynote speaker, she has spoken on stages for large corporations such as NBC, General Electric, JP Morgan, British Petroleum, Procter & Gamble, Macy’s, Kaiser Permanente, and State Farm Insurance. In 2012, the eWomanNetwork placed her on the top 15 speakers of North America, and Hispanic Lifestyle awarded her the title of Latina Influencer of 2017. Deborah is engaging, charismatic, positive, and a great example of an amiga who is living her dream. 

Deborah’s passion for inspiring Latinas began in coaching and working with other Latinas that helped her throughout her career. Her divine talents and intuition have led her to an amazing career and the creation of countless opportunities. 

Tune in to Episode 14 to learn about Deborah’s inspiring journey to becoming the amazing Latina she is today! 

Some Questions I Ask

• Can you please share your ethnic background with us? (6:17)
• What piece of advice can you give to our Latinas in creating opportunities? (9:12)
• What did your intuition tell you to do now since you can’t speak on stage? (16:10)
• Was there something in your childhood that showed you that you were destined for more? (24:57)
• What are one or two tips for Amigas to handle their shit? (40:26)

In This Episode You Will Learn 

• About Deborah’s inspiring background (3:57)
• Why Deborah says to get comfortable being uncomfortable (13:34)
• To focus on service (19:59)
• Free resources that Deborah recommends for small businesses (29:27)
• About Deborah’s course Ignite Your Revenue (38:38)

Connect with Deborah 

• Website 
• LinkedIn
• Facebook
• Small Business Consulting

Let’s Connect!

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• LinkedIn
• Jackie Tapia Arbonne website
• Handle Your Shit  & Thrive Free Masterclass

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For all of you, Amigas, aspiring to be corporate powerhouses, this episode is for you!

I am joined today by my friend Josie Padilla - a woman with a plethora of corporate experience. Josie is a first-generation Mexican American and is currently the Chief Operating Officer at KORA Organics. Prior to that, she was the CFO and COO at Kate Somerville Skincare, CFO and COO at Cookie Chips, CFO at ZICO Beverages, and a Finance Director at Coca-Cola Refreshments. This woman is incredible! I am super proud of Josie and I’m sure you will be in awe of her when you listen to this episode. 

Tune in to Episode 13 to learn about the lessons Josie learned throughout her education, why she moved into the beauty industry, and the importance of asking for help. 

Some Questions I Ask

• Why did you get an MBA? (12:30)
• How do you transfer your skills from the food industry to the beauty industry? (28:50)
• Why did you make the decision to go into beauty? (32:59)
• Can you share one or two tips on how an Amiga can handle her shit? (43:26)

In This Episode You Will Learn 

• About Josie’s family and her experience at Stanford (4:14)
• Why you can’t make good decisions without data (14:38)
• To not let others push you over (22:26)
• The importance of continuing to grow (32:12)
• How Josie’s father taught her about taking risks (40:27)

Connect with Josie 

• LinkedIn

Let’s Connect!

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• LinkedIn
• Jackie Tapia Arbonne website
• Handle Your Shit  & Thrive Free Masterclass

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Thank you to all the essential workers who are on the frontlines of helping our nation through this pandemic! 

I am joined today by my baby sister, Cristina Tapia, or more often known as Dr. Cristina Tapia. I have always been in awe of Cristina’s inquisitive nature, her creativity, and her dedication to following her dreams. Cristina’s decision to pursue medicine is rooted in her unwavering sense of responsibility that she has for her community. I wanted her to be here with us to tell us her unique pathway to becoming a doctor because not all paths look the same.

Cristina’s passion to serve vulnerable communities is inspiring, especially during a global pandemic. We talk about her a-ha moment that led to her pursuing a career in medicine, what she wishes she knew as a first-generation student, and her incredible projects within the community. 

Tune in to Episode 12 to learn about Cristina’s inspiring journey and her impact on the community!

Some Questions I Ask

• What made you believe and think to become a doctor? (8:40)
• How did you get the opportunity to go to Ecuador? (16:32)
• Can you explain the two important things you did at UCR that allowed you to come to Chula Vista? (37:04)
• Can you share with us one or two tricks for an amiga to handle her shit? (50:51)

In This Episode You Will Learn 

• About Cristina’s background and our sisterhood (5:47)
• The a-ha moment Cristina’s had that inspired her to go into medicine (13:54)
• Cristina’s experience being a first-generation student (27:26)
• How Cristina became an advocate for children who were sex trafficked (39:49)
• What Cristina’s advice is regarding COVID-19 (45:18)

Connect with Cristina 

• NPIdb Contact Information
• Scripps Mercy Family Medicine Bio

Let’s Connect!

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• LinkedIn
• Jackie Tapia Arbonne website
• Handle Your Shit  & Thrive Free Masterclass

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It’s time to step into our own power. Joining me today to discuss her personal development journey and the lessons she’s learned in regards to her own capabilities, is Angie Correa! 

Angie is an Executive Coach with over twenty years of experience leveraging digital content to build and engage audiences for brands. Having made a significant impact in both the US and Hispanic markets as a brand strategist and sales marketer, Angie has proven that communication is her strong suit. She has also worked with an incredibly diverse client base, spanning from military veterans to leaders in corporate industries, and has helped them achieve both personal and professional success. 

In this episode, we discuss what first inspired Angie to ignite a cultural change within her industry, why education is the most valuable asset we have, and the importance of looking inwards to address our own limiting beliefs. To learn more, tune in to Episode 11 of Amiga, Handle Your Shit! 

Some Questions I Ask:

• When did you know you were ready to leave the corporate world? (8:03)
• How do you ‘create access’ for women? (9:13)
• What is the first thing you guide your clients through in your sessions? (15:12)
• Are your clients primarily from corporate industries? (27:56)
• What is one piece of advice you can share with my listeners today? (35:27)

In This Episode You Will Learn:

• Some background on Angie Correa (2:26)
• How company layoffs have impacted women of color in the business sector (12:53)
• Angie’s holiday plans post-COVID-19 & Her personal love for traveling the world (17:36)
• Angie’s philosophies on ingrained thought patterns and the effect they have on us later in life (18:56)
• Why having a willingness to shift your mindset is so beneficial to your own personal growth (22:31)
• The responsibility we have now to create and educate ourselves within the digital sphere (30:04)

Let’s Connect!

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• LinkedIn
• Jackie Tapia Arbonne website

Connect With Angie Correa:

• Website
• LinkedIn
• Instagram

Resources:

• Join the Manifestation and Vision Board Session - Jackie Tapia

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I am so excited to be able to announce that the United States now has a woman of color in the White House! The Latinas showed up to the polls this election and it shows - thank you to all of you who voted and made your voice heard!

In this episode, I am talking to you - just me and you - in honor of reaching my 10th episode. I have gone through quite the personal journey since our worlds were put on pause due to COVID-19 and I am here to share it with you. While I was resistant during the beginning of the global pandemic, I have found 3 R’s that have helped me to grow during this pandemic - or break, as I prefer to call it. 

Tune in to learn how to use this time to reframe, recharge, and recalibrate. Enjoy Amigas! 

In This Episode You Will Learn 

• Statistics about Latinas voting in the 2020 Presidential Election (2:08)
• My passion for this podcast (4:48) 
• My gratitude journey throughout the global pandemic (6:00)
• My explanation of the first of my “3 R’s” - Reframe (10:17)
• How I have applied the 2nd R - Recharge (13:44)
• What the 3rd R - Recalibrate - means (15:23)
• Questions to ask yourself to apply the 3 R’s to your life (19:12)
• How to register for the free, virtual Amiga meetup on December 11th (21:11)

Let’s Connect!

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• LinkedIn
• Jackie Tapia Arbonne website
• Manifestation & Vision Board Session with Jackie!

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Today is voting day! If us women unite, we can make epic changes so please go vote today. 

I am joined today by my dear friend and mentor, Nora Guerra, who is an inspiration to all Amigas out there. As a Mexican immigrant, Nora knew what she wanted to do from the time she was 15 when she had to help her mother negotiate for their mortgage in English. Nora has had an exceptionally successful mortgage career in finance, sales, and operational management for 22 years and has recently landed her dream position as a National Affordable Lending Manager at Freddie Mac. 

Nora’s dedication to making a difference in her community makes it a no-brainer that she was voted 2020 Latina of Influence for Hispanic Lifestyle Magazine. In this episode, Nora and I dive into her background, the importance of self-love, and how to build your own support system. 

Tune in to Episode 9 to be inspired by Nora’s journey and hear her advice for you!

In This Episode You Will Learn 

• How Nora and I met (6:32)
• Nora’s background (9:10)
• Nora’s mortgage career (14:24)
• How Nora built her support system (22:20)
• How Nora balances her life (27:00)
• The importance of self-love (28:28)
• Nora’s experience in USC’s Women’s Multicultural Executive Leadership Program (30:41)
• About Nora’s current role (34:21)
• The importance of knowing your worth (38:41)
• Why you need to support and cheer on your friends’ successes (42:40)
• Nora’s tips for Amigas to handle their shit (50:07)
• Nora’s “Why” (51:49)

Connect with Nora 

• LinkedIn
• Freddie Mac 

Let’s Connect!

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• LinkedIn
• Jackie Tapia Arbonne website

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Before I dive into this week’s episode, I want to remind all Amigas that November 3rd is fast approaching. As Latinas, our voting power is huge. Make your voice heard! 

Intuition is powerful, but how many of us can actually access, engage, and develop our intuitive abilities? Ask yourself, how strong is your intuitive ability? What can you do to hone in on your intuition? 

Today’s guest, Laura Marcos, will help you answer all of these questions. Laura is a leading voice in intuitive education, sacred relationships, and indigenous healing. She has spent 17 years as a school counselor, educator, interfaith minister, and guardian of Earth-based medicine. Laura empowers all groups of people to experience their own intuitive gifts for incredible well being and limitless manifestation. She joins me today and will also be joining me in November as an expert for my Living Macro Mastermind class. 

Tune in to Episode 8 to learn how to access your intuitive ability and why plant healing rivals Western medicine. 

Some Questions I Ask: 

• Where were you born and what lights you up? (8:05)
• How do we hone in on our intuitive ability? (15:03)
• How can someone work with you to get this intuition? (19:22) 
• Can you tell us more about plant healing medicine? (25:49)
• Can the herbs coexist with Western medicine? (32:16)
• Do you think that in order to heal yourself you have to have the mindset that the plant will heal you? (34:38)
• What is next for you? (37:57) 

In This Episode You Will Learn: 

• Laura’s background as a Cuban American (8:55)
• Laura’s inspirational career journey (11:20)
• How to discover your intuitive ability (15:21) 
• How Lisa can help you engage and develop your intuition (19:34)
• The art of herbalism and the benefits of plant healing medicine (26:00)
• How your thoughts determine your reality (34:50)
• Laura’s online community and retreat details (38:22)
• Laura’s advice on how to handle your shit (42:17)

Connect with Laura 

• Website 
• Facebook
• LinkedIn
• Instagram

Let’s Connect!

• Website
• Facebook
• Instagram
• LinkedIn
• Jackie Tapia Arbonne website

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Now’s the time to let your voice be heard. 

100 years ago, the 19th Amendment was added to the United States Constitution, which allowed women the right to vote. Right now, there’s so much conflict and unrest throughout the country, we need our leaders to step up and have our voices heard. The best way to do that is to vote. Whether at the polls or by mail, this is how you can contribute to paving the way of the future for yourself and your children. 

Your vote and your voice matter. 

My dear friend, Linda Salomon Saldana, a civic leader and non-profit director, knows first-hand how important it is to vote. In 2015, Linda ran for a seat on the Downey Unified School District Board of Education but narrowly lost the election by just a few votes. Now, she’s the founder of the Downey Foundation for Educational Opportunities. 

Throughout this episode, Linda shares her journey as a Latina in America, mother of three, and civic leader. Founded on her work ethic, common sense, and ability to get her shit together, Linda has made waves her local community and is helping more students get the education they deserve. 

Tune in to learn more about Linda’s journey, what she’s learned, and how she serves her community. 

In This Episode You Will Learn: 

• Linda’s background and how she got to where she is today. (10:43)
• How Linda reacted to the realization that the career she initially pursued wasn’t quite right for her. (21:55)
• How Linda got her start on Telemundo. (25:44)
• What it was like to transition to a stay-at-home-mom for Linda. (32:50)
• What led Linda to run for the Downey Unified School District Board of Education. (35:21)
• Why YOUR VOTE matters! (43:50)
• How Linda realized what her purpose is in her community. (48:29)

Resources: 

Downey Foundation for Educational Opportunities

Let’s Connect!

Website

Facebook

Instagram

LinkedIn

Jackie Tapia Arbonne website

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