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In this conversation, Yessi sits down with guest Verquise Masters to reflect on what self-love actually looked like throughout our 20s the healing, the heartbreaks, the patterns we had to break, and the identity shifts that forced us to grow.
If you haven't listened to the first episode in this series, "The Gift of Self Love and Relationships," you can check it out here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-gift-of-self-love-and-relationship-advice/id1526785933?i=1000550480808
Recorded four years after Part 1, this conversation hits differently.
In this episode we talk about: • Breaking toxic cycles and choosing better • Navigating friendships, loneliness, and growth • Healing the versions of ourselves we once abandoned • Outgrowing identities we thought we would always carry • Stepping into the woman and man we were meant to become
This episode is a love letter to the decade that stretched us, humbled us, and ultimately rebuilt us.
If you're in your healing era, your questioning-everything era, or your "I'm not repeating that lesson again" era this one's for you.
Because life is about growth. It's about evolution. And most importantly it's about staying on the move.
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Instagram: @verquisemasters TikTok: @verquise.masters Snapchat: @verquisemasters
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In this episode of On The Move, we are thrilled to feature Latina entrepreneurs, game creators, and authors, Carolina Acosta and Aralis Mejia. Known for their successful ventures Carolina as the founder of Tragos, the card game that celebrates Latino culture, and Aralis as the founder of Silara Marketing, a creative marketing agency the duo dives deep into their new book, "Mamá Didn't Raise a Pendeja," set to release on October 29th.
They take us on a journey through their upbringing, discussing the influence of their mothers and abuelas, the challenges and rewards of navigating the world as Latina women in business, and the cultural significance behind the bold, attention-grabbing title of their book. Carolina and Aralis explain how they balance humor, tough love, and anti-affirmations to inspire women, especially within the Latino community, to embrace their strength and resilience.
Connect with Carolina Acosta and Aralis Mejia!
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In this episode of On The Move, we dive into an important conversation around mental health in the Hispanic community and why breaking the stigma around therapy is essential for healing and growth.
Licensed mental health therapist Juliana Londoño joins the conversation to share insights on navigating mental health stigma in Latino culture, overcoming cultural barriers, and creating more open conversations about emotional well-being within Latino and BIPOC communities.
Together, we talk about the realities many people face when it comes to therapy, generational beliefs around mental health, and the importance of prioritizing mental wellness.
Because part of being on the move in life means doing the inner work healing, growing, and giving ourselves permission to seek support.
This episode is a reminder that mental health matters, therapy is not taboo, and real growth starts from within.
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In this episode of On The Move, Anna shares her journey into the world of real estate and how she started using social media to grow her business and personal brand.
We talk about what it actually looks like to build a brand online, show up consistently, and create content that connects with the right audience. Anna also shares how she turned social media into a powerful tool for expanding her network and creating new opportunities in the real estate space.
If you've ever thought about building your personal brand, using social media for business, or stepping into entrepreneurship, this conversation is packed with real insights and lessons from Anna's experience.
Connect with Anna Swiech! • Anna Swiech Instagram
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If you've ever felt underestimated, overlooked, or like you had to work twice as hard just to be seen this conversation will remind you that your voice, your story, and your power were never meant to stay small.
In today's episode of On The Move, we're getting real about identity, belonging, and what it takes to move out of survival mode and fully step into your power at work.
Daniela and I talk about what it feels like to walk into spaces where you might feel like "the other," how to navigate those moments with confidence, and the inner work that comes with breaking barriers and building the confidence muscle over time.
Daniela also opens up about her personal journey growing up as an undocumented immigrant and living under DACA, and how those experiences shaped the way she approached her career, resilience, and the courage it takes to advocate for yourself in rooms that weren't always built with you in mind.
Our guest, Daniela Pierre-Bravo, is a New York City–based reporter for MSNBC's Morning Joe. She's also a bestselling author, speaker, and contributor to NBC's Know Your Value platform. A former Cosmopolitan magazine columnist, Daniela has written extensively on career growth, mental health, and financial empowerment, with a focus on uplifting women of color.
Her work has been featured on the Today Show, Telemundo, Forbes, Cosmopolitan, Refinery29, New York Magazine, and more. She is the co-author of Earn It alongside Mika Brzezinski and the author of The Other: How to Own Your Power at Work as a Woman of Color.
Connect with Daniela Pierre Bravo! • Daniela Pierre Bravo Instagram • Daniela Pierre Bravo Twitter • Daniela Pierre Bravo Website
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In this episode of On The Move, we talk about how to advocate for yourself when negotiating, the importance of setting boundaries for yourself, finding your voice on social media, and the power of networking as a creator.
I sit down with Kimia Kalbasi, a California-based lifestyle content creator who shares all things food, travel, and lifestyle, often intertwined with puns and positivity. Kimia has partnered with well-known brands including Uber, American Express, Instacart, Maker's Mark, Gaiam, and Charmin, leading major brand awareness campaigns.
Beyond content creation, Kimia is also a seasoned social media marketer with over 8+ years of experience, consulting brands and individuals on cross-channel social strategies, launching in-house influencer marketing programs, and building engaged communities that drive growth and user acquisition.
As both a creator and someone who has worked on the brand side, Kimia brings an empathetic and strategic perspective to the ever-evolving creator economy and understands how to navigate the constantly changing world of social media.
Episode Notes:• Advocating for yourself and negotiating your value • Setting boundaries as a creator and professional • Finding your voice on social media • The importance of networking and community
If you're looking to grow your platform, build stronger brand relationships, and show up confidently online, this episode is packed with insight.
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Connect with Kimia Kalbasi! • Kimia Kalbasi Instagram • Kimia Kalbasi TikTok • Kimia Kalbasi Website
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In this episode of On The Move, we're diving into self-love for the very first time on the podcast. This conversation marks the beginning of a self-love series, and this is Part 1.
We're talking about self-love and relationships, while highlighting the most important relationship you will ever have the one you have with yourself.
This conversation was originally recorded four years ago, but the message still resonates today. By sharing our personal experiences, we hope to remind you that navigating self-love is something we're all learning, growing through, and embracing along the way.
Episode Notes:• Why the relationship you have with yourself matters most • Navigating self-love while building relationships • Personal experiences and lessons from our journeys • Beginning the conversation on self-love in this new series
This episode is the start of an ongoing conversation about becoming the best version of yourself and learning that self-love is a journey, not a destination.
Listen now.
Connect with Amaury Rivera! • Amaury Rivera Instagram • Amaury Rivera Snapchat
Connect with Aileen Hsu! • Aileen Hsu Instagram
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In this episode of On The Move, we talk about how to show up confidently on camera, how to become more aware of the content you consume, and how to create content that actually serves and connects with your audience.
I sit down with XayLi Barclay, who breaks down how to be intentional, impactful, and profitable with your video marketing content.
XayLi Barclay is a Video Sales & Marketing Coach and Thinkific Expert for Online Course Creators. She specializes in helping entrepreneurs stand out and make a genuine impact in the digital space. Through educational video content and online courses, she teaches creators how to build visual learning experiences that attract paid opportunities, create multiple revenue streams, and connect more deeply with their audience.
Episode Notes:• Building confidence when showing up on camera • Becoming aware of the content you consume and create • Creating video content that serves and connects with your audience • Using video marketing to generate revenue and opportunities
If you're looking to level up your content and show up more confidently online, this episode is packed with insight.
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Connect with XayLi Barclay! • XayLi Barclay Instagram • XayLi Barclay YouTube Channel
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In this episode of On The Move, we talk about the importance of building a global audience for your business, creating space for other women while navigating corporate environments, and how strategic partnerships can help generate real revenue.
I sit down with Afua Osei, a Partnerships Strategist who helps digital entrepreneurs build the skills, systems, and confidence needed to work with their dream brands.
As the Co-Founder of She Leads Africa, Afua helped build the team and partnerships that generated nearly $1 million in corporate revenue through innovative collaborations with global brands such as Facebook, Google, Unilever, Visa, and L'Oréal.
Episode Notes:• Why building a global audience matters for your business • Creating opportunities and space for women in corporate spaces • Understanding strategic partnerships and brand collaborations • How partnerships can drive revenue and growth
If you're looking to grow your business, expand your network, and think bigger about your impact, this episode is full of valuable insights.
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Connect with Afua Osei! • Afua Osei Instagram • www.afuaosei.com/hello
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In this episode of On The Move, we talk about how to challenge the self-limiting beliefs that hold you back, step fully into your potential, and learn how to strategically position your brand when starting a business.
I sit down with Andrea Mora, a Digital Marketer, Brand Expert, and CEO of We Shape This, a Gen Z–focused marketing agency. Throughout her career, Andrea has worked with major global brands including Tiësto, Tencent, Adobe, TikTok, Amazon, PTTOW!, and WORLDZ.
Her expertise in social media strategy, content production, and storytelling has helped brands reach wider audiences while staying authentic to their message. With a multicultural perspective and fresh approach, Andrea brings new energy to global brands and successfully connects them with Millennial and Gen Z audiences.
Episode Notes:• Challenging self-limiting beliefs and stepping into your potential • Positioning your brand when launching a business • The power of storytelling in marketing and social media • Understanding how brands connect with Millennial and Gen Z audiences
If you're looking to grow your mindset and build a brand with intention, this episode is full of insight.
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