The Female Passion Project

Angelique Vestil shares her story on how she just moved to Chiang Mai, Thailand and the hardships that comes along with moving to a city. She openly talks about struggling with social anxiety, overcoming things that are super uncomfortable, making new friends, and the best ways to get involved in the community of a new city.

On this episode, Angelique Vestil talks about biohacking her productivity. She uses two techniques: binaural beat therapy and the pomodoro technique as productivity hacks to be more efficient with her every day life and average work day. 

On this episode, Michaella Aloba (https://michaellaaloba.com/) talks about her journey of being an artist/musician and reigniting her love for writing and creating music. 

A leasing coordinator by day and an artist by night. Michaella gets super vulnerable and talks about a recent breakup she had when she lived in Arizona. Since then she’s moved back to her hometown in Chicago and she talks about her never ending journey of self love, building confidence, and how she overcomes certain insecurities. 

Not only does she talk about her music journey, but she talks about how she attracts positive energy into her life by radiating positivity and her amazing support system that supports her chasing after her dreams. She also gives a piece of advice for every young artist out there that is trying to make a name for themself in the music industry.

At the end of the day she doesn’t care about the fame, all she wants is for people to feel something from her music and to use it as an outlet to express herself. Which all just shows how amazing and beautiful her heart is. 

Join us in this conversation. 

After graduating university, Rachel Geronimo (@simplygeronimo) had no plans and randomly decided to teach English in Taiwan. Later she realized it was one of the best decisions in her life. She went on to teach English in Korea, and is leaving to teach English in the Middle East in Kurdistan. Throughout this time she has solo traveled, backpacked South America, and has traveled to over 50 countries before her 30s 

Now this conversation is way more than just about traveling. She shares some of her favorite memories from traveling but also gets real about some of the ugly/scary moments she encountered while traveling. She talks about how getting outside of your comfort zone will help you find your greater purpose in life

We also get really deep about coming from a first-generation Filipino family and talk about some topics that are sometimes untouched or are hard to talk about... It’s hilarious, it's deep, it's emotional, and all of the above so listen in to join us in this conversation. 

Sarah Cortez (@sarah_naiome) shares her story on her transition from undergrad to grad school. She graduated in Psychology from Marquette University and got her Masters in social work at University of Illinois at Chicago.

She shares her story about the hardships of her transition from undergrad to grad school, how she struggled with mental health and had absolutely no idea what to do or how to get better, learned more about her anxiety and how to live her every day life with it, created and built her own support system to get a better understanding on her mental health, and how social media doesn’t always show the reality of every day life so it’s OKAY if you’re not living a picture perfect life. 

Today on the podcast I have a really amazing friend of mine Rachel Bandy (@rachelmbandy). Rachel graduated with me at Marquette, moved back home for the summer, and is going to law school in Chicago in the fall. 

Join us on this emotional conversation on how we uncover the truths about the transition after college - the hardships of it all and how different life is, talking about what this weird in between moment in our life feels like, the negative aspects of social media and how you can unfollow people in real life too, how self reflection lead to so many positive things in her life, and why self love is so so important.

Jeanne Louise (@loiseydoodle) dropped out of nursing school, fell into depression, was partying all the time, fell into the corporate world, eventually quit her corporate job, started her own business, and now makes six figures.  

Join us in this conversation about going against societal norms, collapsing timelines, talking through what’s wrong with the old school way of thinking, how technology has become so prevalent in this digital era, and how most fears in our lives are not our own. 

On this episode I have a very special guest, who is a dear friend of mine and was one of of my college roommates for two years, Neve Moos (@neve_moos). Neve graduated college and signed a three month sublease in Los Angeles, California with absolutely no plans and is now styling celebrities full time.

Join us in this fun and emotional conversation about our lives in college versus our lives post graduation. Neve speaks on how she chose to chase her dreams in LA, is now styling celebrities, learned how to overcome anxieties, learned more about self love,  and now understands her self worth by pushing herself out of her comfort zone

Bree Quiachon (@breequiachon) is used to living her life working hard and hustling after her career dream goals. She shares her experience working with new startups, how sales has shaped her career, and how taking unpaid internships helped her gain new mentors. Join us on this conversation on how we’re trying to navigate through post grad life and how in order to figure out your dream job, you have to test the waters in the workforce.

A story on my career path through jobs, internships, entrepreneurship, side hustles, and more and how I realized the corporate world wasn't for me.