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Araceli Esparza, founder of Midwest Mujeres Collective, joins Rachel Bernier-Green on The Purpose Profit Shift to break down how storytelling becomes a real economic tool for purpose-driven business owners. We get specific on money shame, founder compensation, and the structural decision that finally let Araceli pay herself. If you are building a mission-driven business and quietly wondering whether the work will ever fund a life, this is for you.
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ABOUT ARACELI:
Araceli Esparza is a Chicana writer, speaker, and social entrepreneur. She is the founder of Midwest Mujeres Collective, a nonprofit supporting Latina and Black women in building confidence, income, and leadership through storytelling, coaching, and community-based learning. With nearly a decade of experience, Araceli helps women overcome burnout and money shame, guiding them to reconnect with their voice and values. She emphasizes trust as a personal and business asset in her work. Currently, she is launching a five-week coaching program designed to help participants rebuild self-trust, moving from survival mode to grounded decision-making in their work and leadership. Her efforts have been showcased in various community and nonprofit spaces, fostering environments where honesty and purpose are supported.
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By EJCAraceli Esparza, founder of Midwest Mujeres Collective, joins Rachel Bernier-Green on The Purpose Profit Shift to break down how storytelling becomes a real economic tool for purpose-driven business owners. We get specific on money shame, founder compensation, and the structural decision that finally let Araceli pay herself. If you are building a mission-driven business and quietly wondering whether the work will ever fund a life, this is for you.
CHAPTERS:
KEY TOPICS:
ABOUT ARACELI:
Araceli Esparza is a Chicana writer, speaker, and social entrepreneur. She is the founder of Midwest Mujeres Collective, a nonprofit supporting Latina and Black women in building confidence, income, and leadership through storytelling, coaching, and community-based learning. With nearly a decade of experience, Araceli helps women overcome burnout and money shame, guiding them to reconnect with their voice and values. She emphasizes trust as a personal and business asset in her work. Currently, she is launching a five-week coaching program designed to help participants rebuild self-trust, moving from survival mode to grounded decision-making in their work and leadership. Her efforts have been showcased in various community and nonprofit spaces, fostering environments where honesty and purpose are supported.
RESOURCES MENTIONED:
FOLLOW ARACELI:
Follow the Host, Rachel Bernier-Green:
Listening Links:
If this episode resonated with you, subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a fellow business owner who needs to hear this.