Healing Generational Money Wounds w/ Wealth Generator Linda Garcia

02/02/22 • 43 min

Welcome to Season 3!

We’ve got money on our mind. $$$

Wealth generator Linda Garcia empowers women of color to expand our imagination of what’s possible and to dream big as CEO & founder of In Luz We Trust, kicking off our third season of The Motif Podcast.

A Cali native and proud Latina, Linda Garcia spent 17 years working in the TV and film industry helping well-recognized TV networks, movie studios and streaming services build programming for the U.S. Hispanic market. Despite enjoying the work, Linda knew there was more to life than working to make someone else rich. Eventually, she took the knowledge she’d gained and used it to launch the Let There Be Luz podcast: a weekly podcast aimed to channel one’s spiritual journey.

In 2019 Linda had a spiritual journey that led her to what she considers her life’s purpose: to help the Latinx community heal the generational money wounds that prevent them from achieving wealth.

Here’s what Linda and host Shanetta McDonald cover in the episode:

How can women of color get started with investing
Erasing limiting beliefs women of color have when it comes to money
How healing your wounds can help unlock your purpose to help others.

Connect with Linda:
https://www.inluzwetrust.com/
In Luz We Trust Instagram: @inluzwetrust
Linda Garcia’s Instagram: @luzwarrior
Sign up for WREAM or STACKS investment courses:
https://inluzwetrust.teachable.com/courses

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Welcome to Season 3!

We’ve got money on our mind. $$$

In 2019 Linda had a spiritual journey that led her to what she considers her life’s purpose: to help the Latinx community heal the generational money wounds that prevent them from achieving wealth.

Here’s what Linda and host Shanetta McDonald cover in the episode:

How can women of color get started with investing
Erasing limiting beliefs women of color have when it comes to money
How healing your wounds can help unlock your purpose to help others.

Connect with us:
Instagram: @ourmotif
Twitter: @ourmotif
Facebook: @ourmotif
Newsletter sign-up: ourmotif.co

Feel free to leave us a rating + review if you’ve enjoyed this episode. + remember to subscribe to receive alerts on our upcoming episodes.

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Coming Home To Ourselves w/Singer, Songwriter Mary Akpa

Singer, songwriter and musician Mary Akpa empowers women of color to own their gifts and offerings to the universe in the season 2 finale of The Motif Podcast. A Nigerian-American artist with African and jazz influences in her music, Mary’s career has spanned over two decades and four continents, ultimately bringing her home to self and on a healing journey of self-evolution.
Joined by host Shanetta McDonald, Mary sheds light on the inspiration behind her latest project, album Nnoo. She also offers other BIWOC words of wisdom on how to deepen their sense of inner knowing while accepting their pasts and owning their truths.

Connect with Mary:
https://www.maryakpa.com/
Instagram: @maryakpa
Listen to Nnoo: Spotify
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Embracing Life With Softness & Ease w/Storyteller Zoila Darton

Passionate creator, innovator and skilled connector Zoila Darton wants women of color to embrace and own their journey as CEO & creative director of WORD Agency, an LA based creative agency dedicated to culturally rich storytelling, brand elevation & experiential marketing.

A proud afro-Latina, Zoila’s career began more than 15 years ago, with success in the entertainment industry; starting in the music industry where she served as Director of Marketing & Artist Relations at boutique Latin Music Publishing and Distribution company Mayimba Music. After delivering dynamic digital campaigns and events in music, she parlayed her knowledge of relationship building, cultural trends and conceptual ideation into launching the boutique agency WORD, where she builds meaningful marketing campaigns, creative content and consumer experiences for brands like The Los Angeles Philharmonic, HBO, Red Bull, Foot Locker, Nike, Converse & Lululemon.

In this week’s episode, Zoila and host Shanetta McDonald get into: