Turning the Personal Into Something Powerful. Period.

Yessica goes by Jess and we are blaming this on the Mexican registros de actas. She was born and raised in Chihuahua, Mexico, is a virgo and middle child, was the first to graduate from her family and the first to build a business, and loves musica regional mexicana hasta los huesos.

Having been raised in a home full of women, her two sisters, her mom and her three nieces. Her mujeres are her ultimate priority alongside her Guatemalan husband and they serve as a huge inspiration in her business journey.

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Why is audience understanding so important and how does it lead to deep connections with those listening to you?

I chat about why getting clarity on who your audience is & a way for you to dive deep into the art of connection.

Register to the Wednesday, May 15th ¡Latina, Presente! workshop where we'll dive deep into audience understanding and provide you a toolkit to implement learnings.

https://www.chatswithyvonne.com/event-details/the-art-of-connection-a-deep-dive-into-audience-understanding-2024-05-15-18-00

Jennifer Borrero is an award-winning, first-generation, Latina entrepreneur. Her work as a United Nations Ambassador has allowed her to lead projects around the world; from opening a public health clinic in Nicaragua to developing affordable housing communities in the US. She has run programs in the private and public sectors that focus on creating social change.

Follow her work: https://www.instagram.com/jen.borrero/

People won’t know that we’re incredible public speakers if we don’t actively talk about it. Today's episode is dedicated to bragging where I share why it’s so important to do in your journey as a speaker.

I end the episode with some brags of my own and give you a challenge to help you brag, too.

Thank you for tuning in & in the spirit of bragging, I'd love for you to check out my website to learn more about me. https://www.chatswithyvonne.com/

Grieving Life Before Cancer Diagnosis

Meet Rosalina, a 31-year-old first-generation Latina based in Los Angeles. Diagnosed with hormone-positive breast cancer at 28, she became the first in her family to navigate this disease, experiencing a profound sense of isolation.

Motivated by a desire to help others, Rosalina founded and co-hosts the Too Young For This Shit Podcast —a project initiated during her cancer treatment. Through this platform, she openly shares her experiences, addresses often-overlooked topics and provides support for those affected by breast cancer.

Thank you to Tadin for sponsoring this episode.

Today, I am joined by Vanessa Santos, Soul-Led Entrepreneur, Community Builder, & Speaker.

We have a conversation about what happens when the “spotlight turns off”, when you deliver your speech and step off of the stage, or when you have a full day of being an entrepreneur.

Our central theme: What is essential in the day to day, to be able to show up in the ways that we do and with the “poder” that we exude in our respective fields?

As Latinas, there are still times when we have to work harder to have our voices heard, recognized, and acknowledged in multiple facets of life. We’ll uncover these themes & how they show up in our personal and professional lives to help understand how we take time to take care of & nurture our wellbeing, so that we can continue to nurture our communities and rewire our relationship to success, work, and wellness.

About Tadin:

Tadin Herb & Tea Co. was founded on one simple idea -- to respect and to share the time-honored tradition of using herbs as botanical remedies to promote overall wellbeing. Their goal is to serve the Hispanic comunidad by offering trusted, high quality herbal teas for this generation an the next.

For over 40 years, they've embraced a careful commitment to crafting the best-tasting, approachably priced herbal teas to support their customers' healthy lifestyles.

Building Something to Be Proud of

Meet Rosie, a Life and Business coach. Her passion is to empower women to establish or expand their own service-based business.

Rosie shares the story of how she went from being the "perfect daughter" to someone who felt shame for many years. Through her inner work journey, she found ways to learn to receive love, honor her lived experiences, and go after her dreams.

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In this episode I share a short story that I haven't shared publicly before and it's one of the reasons I started the ¡Latina, Presente! Workshop Series.

I shared this speech at the Storytelling like Our Abuelitas workshop and it's about how I learned about the power of storytelling as a means to preserve memories & experience moments even if we weren't physically there.

My hope is that we recognize the power that our cultura, and the women, men, people in our lives have to inspire the way we show up as speakers.

Creating Inclusive Wellness Spaces Inspired by Our Abuelitas

Meet Klaudia, founder of Pink Means Go and a seasoned Bilingual Yoga, Meditation, and Sound Facilitator dedicated to nurturing holistic well-being.

Klaudia shares the very first moment she recalls her abuelita taking that first deep breath after sharing Yoga with her in 2020 via WhatsApp and how that moment inspired her vision to create inclusive wellness spaces for the Latine community.

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What could your hobbies teach you about public speaking & how can they help you improve?

I cover some common hobbies like writing, traveling, dancing, and volunteering in this episode & connect it back to your public speaking journey.

Thank you for tuning in!

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