The Mujerón Podcast

Accounting and Biz Coach Thaime Nañez share with us the most common mistakes entrepreneurs make especially at the beginning of starting their business.

From starting a side hustle they are NOT passionate about to paying themselves last, these are common mistakes that will keep you and your grand idea from growing.

Starting a business is hard, but doing it without any help is even harder! If you are thinking of starting you own passion project or looking to structure and organize your biz this episode is for you!

Make sure you stay tuned for the upcoming program coach Thaime has coming up so you can get some help too!

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Journalist & Entrepreneur, Yahaira Jacquez shares with us some tips on what you can do to get started on your dreams with what you currently have around you.

She shares how she got her current job as a Latina with one of the top news producers in New York City and how she manages her full-time career while building a brand.

She wants you to know that no matter what career path you choose, no matter what stage you currently are on your journey or if you are starting a passion project business or brand you can start with what you have.

We all have the power of creating and building the life you want.

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This episode is for our amigas who are taking over the family business or going into business with family.

We know the struggle... From dealing with different personalities, to having to respect your elders, working with family is completely different than working with co-workers because well... you have to see them after work sometimes! 

We talked to Multi-Passionate Entrepreneur & Head Boss In Charge, Jen Aguilar, who started a contracting business with her dad. Together they have built a million dollar business, and have been able to create not only a business, but a legacy for her family.

Tune-in to learn more about her story, how she juggles all the businesses she own, and how she balances working with her family. If this episode resonates with you please let us know on our IG account!

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In this episode we get real about how we feel when we get the always awaited question in family gatherings; Cuando vas a tener un bebe?

Thania and her husband have decided not to have children at all and we talk about her journey, specifically in her Latino family.

We are hoping to help change the narrative and support women who choose not to become mothers. We are here to support you in whatever choice you decide and celebrate each other because it is important!

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The world is diversifying more than ever and it is important that we set our future generations up for success. As a former teacher, Sarah Farzam,  founder & CEO of Bilingual Birdies, knew she had to help parents teach their children about biculturalism.

As a lover of music, language, and culture, her intention was to create a space to celebrate diversity with children.

In 2006, with zero business experience, Sarah launched Bilingual Birdies, a foreign language and live music program for children up to age six in NYC after months of passing out fliers in public playgrounds which yielded a total of three enrolled students (two of which were her twin nieces).

In our interview she not only shares with us how Bilingual Birdies has already had such an impact in families, but also shares about her entrepreneurial journey and what she did in order to create a successful business with and incredible purpose behind it.

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What type of comments have you heard about Colorism in your Latino household?

Most likely you've been told not to stay in the sun for too long or you have also noticed how much your cousins with blue eyes and blonde hair were praised.

It is no secret that Colorism is not a topic that really comes up within our Latino community and we thought having this conversation was important due to all the unrest we experienced in 2020.

This episode is a recording of our Interview with Speaker & Media Personality Brenda Smith Lezama during our AMPLIFICA series which we did to support black creators.

We discuss understanding Colorism in the Latinx Community and Brenda shares her experience as an Afro Latina living in Mexico City.

We wanted to share this interview with you all because It is extremely important we continue having these conversations it was such an eye opener for us and all of those in attendance.

Share with us what were some of the things you heard about Colorism in your family in the comments over at our YouTube Channel here:

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How has Sulem Urbina been able to overcome the many adversities life has thrown at her? 

From being a woman in a male dominated sport, to being an undocumented athlete , and having to endure the loss of her little brother, Sulem has continued to fight for her dream of becoming a world champion.

She shares with us some of the things she has learned through her journey, her perspective after facing some of life's toughest battles, and how you can too, become the mujeron of your dreams.

Sulem is the definition of perseverance and how one must continue to fight even in the darkest times. She uses her brother's loss as her strength now and has slowly learned how to also put herself first.

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Why does Mujerón Movement exist? 

In this episode you will get to know me and why I created this community of incredible Latinas. 

After working hard towards becoming a television host I found my purpose was to support, inspire, and connect Latinas all over the world, and remind them that they have a SuperPower within them that no one else has.

We often lose ourselves on the journey to accomplish our goals, and that was exactly what happened to me. Luckily I was able to find my superpower, my purpose, and I'm committed to helping you find yours too!

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Welcome! Amiga, bienveida to The Mujerón Podcast! A lifestyle podcast for the Modern Latina! We talk about a variety of topics from self-development, entrepreneurship, community, and anything that helps us on our journey of becoming the Mujerón of our dreams!

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