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In this interview, Majo Molfino, an Argentine-American author shares her journey on how being a female daughter of immigrants led her to develop a good girl mentality which designed the idea of "Break The Good Girl Myth."
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To learn more about Majo visit majomolfino.com
Gelsandra & Valerie are the founders of Posh Palma Styles. They're both determined to deliver a collection of effortless dressing through a Boho-Caribbean vibe & bring confidence in your own skin! 😍
Check out their clothing brand: @poshpalmastyles
In this episode, we chat with Irma, who went from PhD. to Entrepreneur and PR guru! We talk all things business, women, and sisterhood.
Find her on IG @Bugerrock
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Jessica Yanez is the host of the Wine & Chisme Podcast. In this episode she shares how her unique career track led her to starting something she loves and making an impact.
Check out her podcast on Instagram @thewineandchisme
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In this episode, I interviewed Christine Gutierrez. She works as a Licensed Psychotherapist combining ancient wisdom with modern therapy. She is also a life coach, speaker and is following her first book "I Am Diosa."
Pre-order her book here: www.christineg.tv/iamdiosabook
Follow her Instagram: @cosmicchristine
Hola! On today's episode, I had the honor of chatting with Julia Andrews.
Julia represents the National Association of Women Sales Professionals as the Chapter President Portland and is the founder and creator of The Art of Feminine Selling™, a sales methodology that highlights empathy and vulnerability as a strength with an emphasis on mindset and authenticity to self. She is a sales coach and a sales-team strategist who's sold over $215M in sales and who bring her expertise from working over 2 decades as a top-tier performer in corporate financial services to help and support women not be afraid of selling and achieve the financial success they envision for themselves. Before moving to the U.S. Julia shares that one of her biggest adventures was learning English as a second language while at the same time learning how to sell as she needed to alleviate the household burden to her single mother with 5 children. As she describes it, "sales was my second language and English was my third."
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JULIA'S GIVEAWAY:
Meet Kristine Rodriguez, she is such a beautiful soul. Tune in to listen to Kristine's story and how she went from merely surviving to becoming an activitist and founding Grl Collective. Check it out on Instagram @grlcollective or their website grlcollective.com.
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