Estamos Bien.. I Think

What happens when life doesn't go according to plan?

In our Season 2 finale, we sit down with Julie to talk about becoming a mom in high school, navigating college as a first-generation student, and graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing despite every obstacle.

We talk about imposter syndrome, balancing motherhood and school, grieving the loss of a parent, the pressure many first-gen students place on themselves, and learning that your dreams don't have an expiration date.

Whether you're a student, a parent, or simply trying to figure life out, we hope this conversation reminds you that you belong exactly where you've worked to be.

Thank you for joining us for Season 2 of Estamos Bien... I Think. 

In this episode, we unpack our relationship with money and how our upbringing influenced the financial habits, fears, and beliefs we carry into adulthood. We talk about the lessons we learned growing up, the conversations we wish we'd had sooner, and how we're trying to build a healthier mindset around money.

Whether you've felt guilty spending money, avoided talking about finances, or are still figuring it all out, we hope this conversation reminds you that you're not alone.

We'd love to hear from you what's one money lesson that has stuck with you?

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Mudarte a otro estado parece emocionante... hasta que llegas y todo se siente diferente.

En este episodio hablamos sobre los choques culturales que vivimos al mudarnos de Colorado a Montana: la falta de diversidad, extrañar el español, sentirnos fuera de lugar, hacer nuevos amigos y cómo esa experiencia terminó cambiándonos por completo.

También compartimos algunos de los choques culturales que ustedes nos enviaron y reflexionamos sobre cómo salir de nuestra zona de confort nos ayudó a crecer.

Si alguna vez te has mudado, emigrado o sentido que no pertenecías, este episodio es para ti.

💬 ¿Han vivido algún culture shock? Cuéntenos en los comentarios o por DM.

Mental health wasn't something many of us grew up talking about, especially in Hispanic and immigrant households. In this episode, we share our experiences with anxiety, overthinking, guilt, therapy, identity, and the pressure of trying to make our families proud while taking care of ourselves.

This conversation isn't about having all the answers. It's about creating space for the conversations many of us never had growing up.

If any of this sounds familiar, this one's for you. You're not the only one.

💬 Was mental health talked about in your house growing up? Let us know we read every message.

If you or someone you know is struggling, here are some resources:988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: call or text 988 (US, 24/7, English & Spanish)Crisis Text Line: text HOLA to 741741 for Spanish language supportOpen Path Collective: directory of low-cost therapy ($40-70/session) for people without insuranceLatinx Therapy: directory specifically for Hispanic/Latino mental health providersSI ESTAS EN MONTANA: https://bienvenidosgv.org

Some siblings are inseparable. Others haven't spoken in years. Why?

In this episode, we share what growing up as first-generation sisters taught us about loyalty, family expectations, conflict, and unconditional support. From funny childhood stories to deeper conversations about sibling dynamics, we're exploring what keeps some relationships strong while others drift apart.

If you've ever wondered whether your sibling relationship is "normal," this episode is for you.

💬 Tell us, are you close with your siblings? DM us or leave a comment, we read every one.

To close out Season 1, we wanted to have an honest conversation about our goals in our 20s. What we want, what we’re still figuring out, and what we’re learning along the way.

We talk about everything from moving away, traveling, building a life outside of a 9–5, financial growth, relationships, and even the pressure around having kids.

This episode is real, unfiltered, and a reminder that you don’t have to have everything figured out.

We’re just two regular people trying to grow, learn, and navigate life in our 20s, just like you.

Thank you for being part of Season 1 🤍

In this episode, we’re getting real about how our relationship with our parents has changed over the years. From rebellious phases and talking back, to moving out, getting married, and suddenly missing home. We share the honest, funny, and emotional moments that shaped how we see our parents today.

If you’re in your 20s trying to figure life out, this conversation is for you. Chances are, you’ve experienced some of this too.

Let us know in the comments:
How has your relationship with your parents changed as you’ve gotten older?

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Welcome! In this episode of Estamos Bien, I think podcast, we talk about losing friends, growing apart, trust issues, and why making meaningful friendships as adults feels so hard. We also share why we mostly keep our circle small, and our hot take on whether you even need friends in your 20s.

Do you think we need friends in our 20s? Let us know

Welcome to the second episode of Estamos Bien.. I Think podcast, today we talk about the real things we wish we knew in our 20s. From taxes and credit cards to discipline, relationships, people-pleasing, and money mistakes. This is the honest conversation about adulting no one prepares you for.We share our personal experiences navigating life in our early 20s, learning how to say no, managing finances, dealing with workplace realities, and figuring life out along the way.If you're in your 20s (or about to be), this episode is for you.

Welcome to episode 1 of Estamos bien… I think a podcast about navigating life in your 20s when you don’t have everything figured out.In this episode, we share a life update and talk about why being in your twenties is harder than we expected. We discuss the pressure to have your life together, transitioning into adulthood, finances, getting married young, buying a house, career uncertainty, and feeling lost.We also talk about being immigrant daughters, social anxiety after COVID, comparing ourselves on social media, and the different paths people take in their twenties.If you're in your 20s and feeling confused, behind, or overwhelmed... we want you to know you're not alone.