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Being in a long distance relationship taught us a lot about each other and ourselves. In the words of the wise RuPaul, “If you can’t love yourself, how in the hell are you going to love somebody else?”
Today’s episode is inspired by lived experiences and love.
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If you’ve ever left your comfort zone or moved to a new city, this one is for you. I know from firsthand experience that navigating a new environment can be daunting and exciting, all at once.
Remember to meet yourself where you’re at, and baby steps are progress. Let these 10 tips be your guide as you navigate a new city.
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What does it really mean to find strength in the face of adversity? In this episode, I’m reflecting on powerful lessons from Oprah’s conversations with Dr. Maya Angelou, on resilience, inherited wisdom, and remembering your worth when life feels heavy.
A grounding conversation for anyone navigating change, growth, or a season that’s asking more of you.
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Trying something new as an adult can feel… humbling. This episode is a reminder that it can also be fun. José Salgado joins me to talk about learning to DJ in real time; chasing creative dreams in your thirties, finding joy in the messiness of starting something new, and all the laughs in between. If you’ve been craving a creative reset or permission to start before you feel “ready,” this one’s for you.
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Welcome to soft season — where we’re prioritizing rest, joy, cultura, and intentional gifting. This episode brings you simple winter self-care ideas along with thoughtful gift picks from Latin-owned brands.
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Since I’m taking some intentional downtime this winter to rest and stay creatively inspired, I’m recording this one early. In this Thanksgiving-spirited episode, we talk about boundaries, little habits bringing me joy, seasonal self-care, and empowering shows to add to your list this winter. A chill, reflective, feel-good episode to help you move through the season with more intention and less pressure.
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What happens when you stop shrinking yourself?
After two days of inspiration at Shine Away, I’m reflecting on what it means to live unapologetically and to expand without waiting for permission.
We’ll talk about what growth really feels like (spoiler: messy and magic), how to rebuild self-trust, and why joy is found not in arriving, but in the figuring.
Because expansion isn’t about becoming someone new — it’s about outgrowing what no longer fits. ✨
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It’s episode 100 (!!) and wild to think how much has changed since Precisely Nowhere first launched — and since my assistant days with Rose Balzano.
In this special episode, we’re diving into The Devil Wears Prada, assistant life in NYC, and the girlboss era that shaped so many of us. We talk about chasing success, losing ourselves a little along the way, and the power of finding joy (in the present), growing up, and redefining what fulfillment looks like.
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Yes, my mom could actually outrun me, and she’s in the best shape of her life. In this episode, we chat about health, being a first-gen Latina, and her journey from single mom to total powerhouse. If you’ve ever needed a reminder that it’s never too late to take care of yourself, or you just want to hear some real mamá wisdom — this one’s for you.
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This fall, I’m choosing harmony over hustle. In today’s episode, I talk about slowing down, celebrating culture, and finding joy — even when life feels busy. I share what I’ve learned from Tracee Ellis Ross about harmony, how gratitude can shift your mindset, and why living intentionally matters more than checking every box.
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Life doesn’t come with a map. And honestly, we’re all just figuring it out as we go. ✨
Precisely Nowhere is a lifestyle podcast about growing into ourselves, navigating the plot twists of adulthood, and figuring out how to live life on our own terms.
I’m Anissa Rosales, a first-gen Mexican American, corporate girlie, and curious creative living with narcolepsy. Through personal stories and conversations with guests, we explore personal growth, identity, relationships, wellness, creativity, and everything in between.
No perfect timelines or pressure to have it all figured out. Just honest conversations, fresh perspectives, and a few laughs along the way.
Grab your cafecito and come hang. 💃🏽 New episodes every other Wednesday.