Friendship means something different to everyone, but when I look back at my life, I realize I remember it through people more than anything else.

In this episode, I take you through the friendships that shaped different versions of me — from childhood memories in Ambato, Ecuador, to teenage years without social media, folded notes passed during class, the famous “Tontódromo,” modeling, moving to the United States, loneliness, cultural shifts, unforgettable nights, chosen family, and the people who quietly became part of my story.

This is not an episode about how many friends I’ve had.

It’s about the people who helped shape who I became.

The childhood friends.The crazy teenage friendships.The friends who opened my world.The ones I lost touch with.The ones I miss.The ones who stayed.And the ones who eventually became family.

Sometimes we don’t remember life by years.

We remember it through friendships.

Unsolicited Advice from a NobodyA podcast about life, identity, motherhood, reinvention, relationships, travel, chaos, growth, and the stories that quietly shape us.