Is this cheating or not? Does the guy always have to be the dominant breadwinner? Should I listen to my friends intuition? 

Amada and David found some of the worst dating advice out there. In today's episode they share personal stories to break down 5 of the worst pieces of dating advice on the internet.

Amada and David have worked in both corporations and startups. Which one is the best for me? How do I decide the best career move? We don't have the perfect answer for you but we've also faced this same dilemma throughout our professional career.  

 Deciding between the two can be a difficult task since both have advantageous aspects, but at the end of the day it comes down to finding your fit. In this episode Amada and David will share their thoughts and struggles navigating through both.

Amada and David share inspirational bits through social media videos and recently one of the videos went "viral".

7 tips for a fulfilling relationship is our take on what has worked for us as a couple. What are some of things we must prioritize and most importantly why it has made us better as individuals and as a couple.

The little things do countThere is so much joy in the day-to-day when you’re both present and intentionalYour partner shows (not just tells you) how much you mean to themMen are more than capable of being romantic and thoughtfulCommunication is  a gift you give each other every day. Be open. Be honest. Be understanding. The quality of communication is a predictor of how fulfilling the relationship is for both peopleYour partner invests time in getting to know you/understand you and your journey You will push each other toward your wildest dreams.

"When are you getting married?", "Are you sure you don't want to go to Law School?" Oh home For The Holidays, so many surprises. Here’s Our Guide To Avoiding Every Inevitable Awkward conversation with our curious  family members.

Today we discuss Elon, Kanye West, Elizabeth Holmes and the World Cup in hopes it will alleviate some stress from those intense Thanksgiving dinner conversations.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Today Amada and David share how they turned this dream into a reality. It all happened by accident and although it was a nightmare at one point, they were able to persevere and find their new nyc home.

Going abroad almost always stuns you when you’re suddenly forced to adapt to an entirely new culture. Not to make it sound too simple but things are different elsewhere. [Gasp.] I know. But we tend to underestimate just how different life really is in other countries. And the experience can be truly jaw-dropping for some. In this episode Amada and David share some of the initial culture shock moments they experience when they first moved to the U.S.

Amada left Guatemala City, Guatemala when she was 12 years old, meanwhile David didn't move to the U.S until he was 25.

Hey! We're Amada and David, a couple of immigrants from Latin America and Europe!  We have daily conversations about what it means to be an immigrant in America and how similar yet different our experience navigating through this journey is. We now want to share these "private" conversation with our friends and family and hopefully all of those that are looking for answers, a community, advice or just a good laugh as we talk about the struggle of adapting to a new culture, language, and so much more...

 Join us every other Wednesday and learn why our guest left their country and how they overcame adversity. You'll be surprise by what you hear.