Do you feel stuck? In this podcast Alfredo Magana Villegas talks about overcoming a survival mindset and changing it into a growth one. He is a first generation Fresno State Alumni. He grew up in a low-income community which inspired him to want to help others reshape their mindset from surviving to growing. He started a small business called Unstruggle Wealth to help people with financial services and he also started Exposure Agency where he offers different marketing services. Alfredo also has a YouTube channel called Magana Mindset where he talks about overcoming different beliefs that hold us back from success. Last but not least, he is partnered with Xtreme Electronic Recycling, where they donate to the O.U.R organization in order to help stop human trafficking.

Alfredos's social media: https://www.instagram.com/mr_amv_/

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https://www.instagram.com/exposure_agency/

https://www.instagram.com/xtreme_electronic_recycling/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvE5xpwqu9r1HNQ4O_SrPRQ

Brick Breakers Social Media:

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If you have ever dealt with grief or know someone who has this is a good episode to tune into. Jessica Lozano-Delgado is a mom of threw graduated from Fresno State and is very involved in her community. She is an advocate for the deaf and hard of hearing community, she started Visalia's first podcast and in 2019, she was the president's award winner for Tulare Kings Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and 2022 nominee for community excellence. In this episode she gives the listeners advice on how she was able to deal with grief after her husband passed away. She also talks about how she is able to help her three kids cope with greif for their father as well. 

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Having someone you love deal with a chronic illness can be intimidating and scary. But at the end of the day there are always ways to overcome that life challenge. In this podcast Alicia Porras will talk about how she has helped her chronically ill mother and also helped herself keep a positive outlook on their situation. 

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In this episode our guest talks about dealing with overcoming DACA status and everything that comes along with it, such as overcoming language barriers , immigration status , imposter syndrome , and overall accepting who he was.

There are thousands of homeless college students in the US today. In this episode, Jamie Moore, an English Professor at College of the Sequoias, breaks down how she faced dealing with homelessness as an undergrad during the great recession in 2008.

Karina Navarro was faced with many adversities growing up from being caught up in gangs to everyday depression and anxiety. In this podcast she talks about how she was able to become a first generation graduate and get past her daily negative mindset.

Letting go is never easy. In this episode, Alicia talks about how she lets go of the feeling of needing to control her teenager's decision to move with his dad. She learns to reflect and not take his decision personally, but rather accept it with love and let go of any negative feelings.

Moving is always a hassle and involves many obstacles, whether it is moving from school to changing jobs. In this episode, Christian talks about his experience of moving from Indonesia to the USA.

Becoming a parent, graduating and working full-time are tough times for many of us, and having the tools to navigate through them is essential for success. In this episode, Dra. Ambar Alvarez Soto breaks down the good and bad she faced while becoming a new mom, pursuing her doctorate, and working full-time.

More times than not, we are never mentally prepared to deal with the death of a loved one. In this episode, Silvia Balderas breaks down how she was able to navigate her emotions when coming to the conclusion that her mom will no longer be here.