Bloomberg isn't drinking the kool-aid. The latest article doesn't see a bright future for the Sunshine State's tech scene. Sera el Idioma? 

Don't be fooled...#MiamiTech belongs to the people. 

Covering the spontaneous tech week that surfaced out of thin air! Co-Host Chris Johnston

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As you all know, I am divorced. Although I am not defined by this, I understand the importance of working through this life-altering decision.  In order to truly move on, we have to seek closure so we can properly heal. There is no right time for closure, so go easy on yourself but we willing to challenge the wound. In order to truly heal you have to be willing to process, that can mean taking responsibility. It typically takes two for a marriage to fall apart. In this episode, my ex-husband and I sit down to talk about, what happened? How did we get here? But most importantly, what did we learn from all of this? Divorce can bring many questions about what went wrong and who's to blame for what, in the end, not all questions have answers both parties may agree with but part of letting go is accepting that that cannot be changed or even fully accounted for. 

Please note this episode is an intimate conversation, it is not scripted, we mess up, we pause and we interrupt.  You can hear the anxious desire to get it all out. Be respectful and listen with an open mind and heart. 

Thank you, Andres Felipe Molina, for having the courage and strength to do this with me. 

May you all find this to be helpful in your own healing. 

The road trip of a lifetime, what an understatement. After 19 days on the road, approximately 7,201 miles, 105 hours of driving, 14 states, 6 National Parks, 4 State Parks, 3 Sand Dunes, 1 National Recreational Area, 2 Landmarks, 1 Monument, and 1 Hour logged on a plane, nothing could beat turning 29 quite like this. A life-changing trip, full of challenges and lessons; "The best part about being alive is being awake".

 This one I dedicate to my friends, with special thanks to my travel partner, Alejandro. 

In this episode, you will learn that loving yourself means taking care of your own needs, having boundaries, and not sacrificing your well-being to please others. I  talk about self-inflicted stress and how to manage it by reframing your thoughts as we explore what true self-love looks like.

Link to Poem: “YOU ARE WHO YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR,” BY ADAM ROA

https://brightvibes.com/1404/en/what-if-you-are-who-youve-been-looking-for 

Coping is an essential process, integral to adaptation and survival.  It represents how we identify, evaluate, deal with, and learn from stressful encounters and emotional experiences. 

Michael shows us the importance of staying true by embracing his life fully and honestly. Staying true, provided him with the courage to respect his identity, value who he is, and cope with his past. 

"It takes courage to start a business, regardless if you think you're going to survive or fail." - David Alexander Taylor

Ideally, to succeed, you need a vision, a plan, and then steps to make it happen. But, we get stuck, and we self-sabotage, leading us going nowhere. So what do you do? You just start. You take a step, one step, even if it's just putting it down on paper. You control your mindset, you move past your limiting beliefs, and you take the plunge.

In this episode, we uncover my journey of self-discovery and why I’m even doing this in the first place. We’ll dive into my past, my present, and what I hope this podcast brings for you in the future.

This is the link I mentioned...

https://medium.com/@Mortalrepair/7-signs-you-ve-hit-rock-bottom-9f3d2a899268