The Charro Azteca Podcast

Machismo in Mexican culture
Man what can we say!!! This topic was long time coming. It was one of our first episodes we were going to make but we finally had the GUTS to tackle it.
From 2 male perspectives and Daisy the Lone Ranger fighting for the feminine side.
We really get into it. Our programs got a hold of us. Listen and who do you agree with?

From not being able to read and being diagnosed with problems, David Favela overcame adversity and proved his doubters wrong. David Favela grew up in San Diego. After being held THREE times in 2nd grade he was sent to a special school where kids had disabilities. Even though David Favela hated going to a special school it is where curiosity sparked a fire on David Favela's mind. He fell in love with reading books and taught himself how to read, which led him to be more advance in his academics. He went on to college and later got accepted to Princeton University where he studied business and economics. He worked for Hewlett - Packard (HP) for 22 years. While working in HP David Favela had the idea of opening up a brewery business with his family called Border X. Border X represents a borderless community where you belong and it was created for you in mind.

Do you want to get into Real Estate investing?
Or at least get rid of the biggest expense that we all have: RENT?
Well there is a way. A way that I think to myself too often. WHY isn't everybody doing this?
It comes down to Comfortability vs Profitability
In life you have to sacrifice but when it comes to us being comfy for majority is a HELL NAH!!! I want it now. I want to be good.
The thing is good is not great and what's comfortable today becomes uncomfortable tomorrow.
This is a podcast that can change your life and the life of your next generation. Please listen

If you didn't come from a wealthy family let a wealthy family come from you.
What is the difference between being wealthy and being rich?
We go into depth about the huge difference and why we have to strive for wealth. Something we can literally pass on to the next generation.

In Latino culture if you want to get families together it will be at funerals.
We hold grudges towards people like we are always going to see them tomorrow. Until that day comes....Death.
Anger is like holding to a hot coal with the intention of throwing it at someone else...but in the end the only one that gets burn is yourself.
This episode is dedicated to Ana Arambula RIP