Over the years in business we have learned a thing or two about networking. In this episode, Anjelica shares some of her best tips on making genuine connections with new people. 

According to us, we each have our versions of how we met. This started out as Juan's version of the story, but hey, I'm the one telling it, right? 

How we deal with it and how we come to terms with it. Failure is the topic of our conversation on this candid episode of our podcast. 

Here's an excerpt from the blog post I'm reading this time: "As human beings we have a tendency to look back at our pasts and contemplate what could have or should have been different. Maybe it would have changed the course of our life in one way or another. Perhaps if that one defining moment hadn’t taken place, or it would have happened when we were more prepared, we could have dealt with it better." 

The pandemic has affected all of us, including our teenagers. We discuss what students might expect this upcoming school year, as well as the latest about the situation in Houston. 

This was a blog post Juan wrote in 2011, about "Growing Up, Growing Old, and Holding on to the Niño Terco." 

Things in Houston are getting serious. In this episode we share some of the things we are missing the most while social distancing, and a few other updates.

I have been wanting to bring Juan's written words to video for this podcast since we started. So, let me introduce you to a blog reading series we are starting as part of Hey, But Did You Know?