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Amiga, Handle Your Shit - Flashback From The Vault  - Purpose Over Popularity. Opening the Latino Community's Eyes to True Joy with Annie Gonzalez

Flashback From The Vault - Purpose Over Popularity. Opening the Latino Community's Eyes to True Joy with Annie Gonzalez

12/31/24 • 29 min

Amiga, Handle Your Shit

Giving back to the community that forged us isn't only an act of gratitude, it is also a beautiful way of healing.


In today's episode, I'm thrilled to welcome superstar Annie Gonzalez to the show. Annie is a Creator, Artist, and Healer, best known for her roles at "Gentefied," "Vida," "Shameless," and "Flamin' Hot," the story of a Frito Lay's janitor who helped the company disrupt the snacks industry by injecting Mexican heritage into the brand, written by Lewis Colick, Linda Yvette Chávez, Richard Montanez, and directed by Eva Longoria.


Throughout this episode, you'll get to know the badass, grounded, and humble Latina behind the famous actress. Annie shares her thoughts on cultural representation, identity, and gentrification in Los Angeles and who Latinos should look to for answers and solutions. We also discuss the need for authenticity and empowerment in the Latino community and ways of diminishing systemic inequality, and at the end, Annie shared brilliant insights on the importance of slowing down and enjoying the ride.

Tune in to Episode 188 of Amiga, Handle Your Shit, and learn more about Annie Gonzalez's commitment to renewing the Latino community's hopes and dreams and opening their eyes to true joy.


In This Episode, You Will Learn:

  • Annie talks about her thought process before accepting a new role (3:10)
  • Annie shares her thoughts on cultural representation and gentrification (6:40)
  • Annie and Jackie discuss domestic violence and systemic inequality in the Latino community (11:50)
  • Work and giving back are also ways of healing (17:30)
  • Annie talks about what true joy means to her and how it connects with the legacy she wants to create (21:30)

Connect with Annie Gonzalez:

Let's Connect!


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Giving back to the community that forged us isn't only an act of gratitude, it is also a beautiful way of healing.


In today's episode, I'm thrilled to welcome superstar Annie Gonzalez to the show. Annie is a Creator, Artist, and Healer, best known for her roles at "Gentefied," "Vida," "Shameless," and "Flamin' Hot," the story of a Frito Lay's janitor who helped the company disrupt the snacks industry by injecting Mexican heritage into the brand, written by Lewis Colick, Linda Yvette Chávez, Richard Montanez, and directed by Eva Longoria.


Throughout this episode, you'll get to know the badass, grounded, and humble Latina behind the famous actress. Annie shares her thoughts on cultural representation, identity, and gentrification in Los Angeles and who Latinos should look to for answers and solutions. We also discuss the need for authenticity and empowerment in the Latino community and ways of diminishing systemic inequality, and at the end, Annie shared brilliant insights on the importance of slowing down and enjoying the ride.

Tune in to Episode 188 of Amiga, Handle Your Shit, and learn more about Annie Gonzalez's commitment to renewing the Latino community's hopes and dreams and opening their eyes to true joy.


In This Episode, You Will Learn:

  • Annie talks about her thought process before accepting a new role (3:10)
  • Annie shares her thoughts on cultural representation and gentrification (6:40)
  • Annie and Jackie discuss domestic violence and systemic inequality in the Latino community (11:50)
  • Work and giving back are also ways of healing (17:30)
  • Annie talks about what true joy means to her and how it connects with the legacy she wants to create (21:30)

Connect with Annie Gonzalez:

Let's Connect!


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Flashback From The Vault - Innovating Parenthood: How Zooby is Revolutionizing Baby Monitoring with Lizette Espinosa

Have you ever wanted to drive without taking your eyes off your baby in the back seat?


Today, we open the vault and revisit the most downloaded episode of 2024, my conversation with Lizette Espinosa. Lizette is the CEO and Co-Founder of Infanttech, a wife, a mother, a Latina businesswoman, and the creator of Zooby, a car baby monitor. Born in Mexico, Lizette grew up surrounded by entrepreneurs and, after a successful career as a litigator made the leap of faith into entrepreneurship. She is also a sought-after speaker, a visionary, an award-winning entrepreneur, and a mentor.


Tune in to Episode 212 of Amiga, Handle Your Shit, and learn more about Lizette's incredible entrepreneurial journey and the story of Zooby, the plush toy with an integrated camera that allows parents to monitor their babies while in the back seat of their cars and at home. You'll also hear about Lizette's business transition from service-based to creating a physical product, what's on the horizon for Infanttech, and much more.


In This Episode, You Will Learn:

  • Innovating baby monitoring for home and car (7:10)
  • Reducing parental anxiety while driving (18:10)
  • Personal experiences highlight product benefits (20:00)
  • Exciting future products in development (22:10)
  • Lizette’s advice on how amigas can handle their shit (25:30)

Connect with Lizette Espinosa:

Let's Connect!


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undefined - Flashback From The Vault - Finding Divine Inspiration on the Path to Success with Xitlalt Herrera

Flashback From The Vault - Finding Divine Inspiration on the Path to Success with Xitlalt Herrera

Most people pray for answers or solutions, yet they are right there. The only thing we need to pray for is wisdom to identify them.


This week, in another flashback from the vault, we revisit the second most downloaded episode of 2024, my conversation with the magical Xitlalt Herrera. Xitlalt is the Founder and CEO of X Level Inc., a dynamic entrepreneur and a creative force. She relies on authenticity to reinvent brands and God's guidance to redefine industries and inspire global impact. Xitlalt has over 22 years of expertise in fashion and entertainment and is an award-winning producer, public speaker, and dedicated philanthropist.


Tune in to Episode 214 of Amiga, Handle Your Shit, and discover a new way of looking at divine timing and community support and their role in empowering like-minded entrepreneurs and dreamers. You'll also learn how to deal with the uncertainty of letting go, trusting one's path, why women need spaces that empower them, the importance of developing a faith-driven way of looking at life, all about the launch of the Amiga Way Academy, and much more.


In This Episode, You Will Learn:

  • Why divine timing and faith are essential (2:30)
  • Xitlalt shares her thoughts on creating transformative experiences (11:10)
  • Divine inspiration often appears through connections and community support (19:10)
  • Creating spaces for women to connect can fuel growth and self-discovery (22:10)
  • Surrender to the process (25:00)
  • The Amiga Way Academy launch (31:00)

Connect With Xitlalt Herrera:

Let's Connect!


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