Podcast & Amplify

As an entrepreneur, if you’ve pivoted, niched down, or grown your business from solopreneur to a team, your messaging may no longer be representing your business. In this episode, Tiffany Atkinson, Brand Coach/Strategist, talks about how to own your evolution, regain clarity on your message, and how to move forward with confidence.

We also talk about

• How to embrace your evolution.
• Why sitting down and writing a vision for your life and business is so important.
• The questions to ask yourself to get unstuck.
• Game-changing advice for attracting your dream clients.

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So often, women say ‘no’ to themselves and 'yes' to everyone else, which can lead to burnout and depletion. In this episode, Therapist and Empowerment Coach Guisela Pinto Caballero shares why women need to be more selfish and how this can actually benefit everyone around them. Listen to learn ways to get unstuck from taking everything on and start setting boundaries, and how to get the support that is essential when making this shift.

We also talk about

• The cost of selflessness to women and those around them.
• Why a “selfish” woman is triggering in our society.
• How to move through the discomfort of setting boundaries and saying ‘no’.
• How to get unstuck from the “people pleasing epidemic”, especially in the Latinx community.
• 3 ways we can begin to pay attention to ourselves.
• Why it’s important to be a role model for future generations.

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SPONSOR

This episode of Podcast & Amplify is sponsored by Jennifer Nagel and The Success Revolution Society.

A few months ago, I realized that I had reached the stage in my business where I could really benefit from being part of a community of established, supportive, and fun business owners, just like me.

But I wanted real community, not just another Facebook group that felt like a free for all. One that was intentionally curated to foster real connections, be inclusive, and help me build a profitable and joyful business.

By joining the Success Revolution Society, I’ve found all of that and more. Inside this community, we have fun, celebrate each other, and we also get monthly personal development coaching, Mastermind Sessions, co-working sessions, business seminars and mixers.

If you’re a female, femme or them in the online business space, join us for our next business workshop + virtual mixer so that you can meet your next client, collaborator or friend!

Podcast & Amplify listeners can register for free by going to http://jennifernagel.co/mixer and using CODE: podcastandamplify

In this episode, we explore the world of public speaking with a passionate speaker who has learned to own her voice and show up her way as an introvert and first gen Latina.

Our guest, Yvonne Armenta, shares insights into how we can redefine what public speaking is to be more inclusive of diverse voices and the importance of being connected to what we're speaking about and who we're speaking to. We also talk about why representation is crucial and how we can gain the confidence to own our story and show up authentically.

We also talk about

• Yvonne’s journey and how she learned to show up as herself and feel authentic and energized on stage.
• Some of the factors that can influence how we see ourselves when it comes to public speaking.
• Common misconceptions about introverts and public speaking.
• Tips for gaining new perspectives to build our confidence.
• Tips for calming our nerves before speaking on stage.
• Ways to dial up our public speaking today.

Yvonne Armenta is a Public Speaking Creative & Founder of Chats with Yvonne, a space where she helps Latinas & Introverts reconnect with and love the art of public speaking.

Her super power is being able to connect our lived experiences back to why and how we experience the art of public speaking. Beyond the skillset required to be a great speaker, she challenges you to reflect on your experiences to create a map for your public speaking journey that is unique to you. As a keynote speaker for various conferences early in her career, she learned by doing and now, shares her tips for public speaking from her perspectives as a First Gen Latina, older sister, & mujer in tech, who also happens to be an introvert. She calls it: public speaking con cultura.

Instagram: @chatswithyvonne

Podcasts: Chats with Yvonne Podcast and Ponte Perra Affirmations Podcast

YouTube: @chatswithyvonne

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EP 63 Strategies for Communities of Color When Grabbing the Mic

EP 75 How to Leverage a Podcast for Speaking Opportunities

Join me in this powerful conversation with Annie Gichuru, a leading racial equity coach for online entrepreneurs, as we dive into the critical role allies must play in dismantling unfair systems of oppression, strategies for non-POC to educate themselves about the barriers and challenges faced by people of color, how non-POC can intentionally amplify POC voices without falling into the "rescuer" or "savior" narrative, and the importance of being open, curious, and loving when doing this kind of work.

• Annie’s framework for helping her clients go from awareness to action
• How Annie defines an ally and why their role is crucial in advancing racial equity
• The importance of self-reflection and continuous learning in understanding racial disparities
• Tips for non-POC to have conversations about the POC experience without centering themselves

Annie Gichuru is a leading racial equity coach & consultant for online entrepreneurs. During the past 3 years, she has helped many prominent online business leaders build intentionally inclusive businesses – the most notable of which is her partnership with The Beautiful You Coaching Academy, where she supports trainees and emerging coaches as a DEI trainer.

She is deeply passionate about representation through a racial justice lens, and combines her experience as an internationally certified life coach, her love of storytelling, and her extensive career as a Human Resource specialist to deliver REPRESENTED - a transformational online program, which has been described as ‘a must for all business owners who are ready to build a racially diverse, inclusive and equitable business’.

Website: anniegichuru.com

Instagram: @annie.gichuru

Free Resource: Racial Equity Quiz

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EP 06: How to Show Up Authentically in Your Business

EP 18: Amplifying Diverse Voices in Podcasting

We live in a world that often focuses on the numbers - followers, downloads, subscribers, etc. But when we overly focus on the numbers instead of stories, we miss out on the opportunity to truly understand and connect with others. As a qualitative researcher, Dr. Gina Vanegas shares her knowledge about storytelling and how it’s vital to understanding others in a more nuanced way, creating bonds, healing, and humanizing the lives and voices of people who fall outside the traditional "norm".

We also talk about

• How to change your mindset around money and feel more in control.
• How Mayra confronts shame around debt and builds trust with her clients.
• Where to start to become debt-free and which method for paying down debt is right for you.
• Why it’s important to really know what your disposable income is.
• How being a Latina a superpower in her business.

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SPONSOR

This episode of Podcast & Amplify is sponsored by Origin Mexico.

I love my Mexican heritage. And one way that makes me feel connected to my culture is wearing clothes that showcase its rich artistry and traditions.

My go-to source for beautiful, hand-embroidered blouses is Origin Mexico, a women-owned and operated brand offering a curated selection of handcrafted and ethically sourced goods from Mexico.

All her pieces are like wearable art, but my favorite is my colorful Alheli Blouse, hand-made in Hidalgo by The Hernandez family.

I love knowing that owner, Yazmin Castaneda, works closely with each artisan to preserve their traditions while also creating a better quality of life for these working moms.

Origin Mexico is helping us celebrate Latinx Heritage month by offering our listeners 10% off your next purchase by visiting originmexico.com and entering code: AMPLIFY