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Motivated Mindset It's Never Too Late to Reinvent Yourself · Military Broadcast Radio | MBR Talk

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I think that. If I saw me hentai welcome to
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the motivated mindset. I'm your host, Jose Flores bra
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Latino, born in New York City, straight out of the Bronx,
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raised in Brooklyn, NY. You know what I'm saying to you.
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So you know that flavor that that what you call that hustle,
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that grit that shaped me. It still drives everything can
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your out, but you know what I'm saying.
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So I want to tell you a couple of things and then new chapter
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of my life. I wear a few hats other than
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this cool wonder. I'm saying I'm a motivational
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speaker, I'm a certified personal trainer, I am a
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certified mediator. And of course, I also an end of
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life death doula. But behind all those titles,
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there is one mission and that is to serve right Because I know
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what it, what it means to struggle, what, what growing up
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in different places. But you know, in the end, you
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can't let how you will, how you will raise and you know,
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determine how the rest of your life is going to be.
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That's what's important, you know, And so the whole reason we
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have this podcast is so people can say their story, say what's
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on their mind, you know, because that is so important.
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The reason we do that, we talk about resilience.
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We talk about culture. We talk about healing,
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leadership, discipline, optimism, entrepreneur, and the
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courage it takes to keep moving when life, you know, takes a big
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hit at you, you know, as a combat veteran who served
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probably for 30 years in the United States, thank you very
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much. But before we get rolling, I
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want to send a salute to all my veterans, to all my first
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responders, Mucho Repetto Gracia for everything you guys do.
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And as we continue to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
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It is a very special time for me personally because every year
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Hispanic Heritage Month is is celebrate from September 15th
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through October 15th. It's time to recognize and
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celebrate the history, the culture, the contribution, the
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achievements and the incredible influence of Hispanic and Latino
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Americans throughout our nation. You know, and of course,
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together we are more. It's this year's theme, right?
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And that's that's significant because it marks the
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independence of anniversary of several Latin American
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countries, including, you know, Cosa, Riza, El Salvador,
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Guatemala, Honduras, a whole bunch.
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And for me, being Latino is more than a label.
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It's MyHeritage. It's my culture, it's my family,
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it's my story. That's why representation
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matters. That's why culture matters.
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That is why our stories matters. Because when we share our
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stories, we just don't celebrate where where we come from.
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We inspire the next generation to believe that in well, no
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matter where they go, they can make it.
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You know, I, I encourage you to celebrate your culture,
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celebrate your family, celebrate your history, celebrate the
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people who sacrifice who came before us so that you can have
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the opportunities that you have now.
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You know, and important, celebrate everything that you've
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done in your life. Your, your voice matters and you
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never know who you may inspire because you had the courage to
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share it. You know, now one last thing
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before we go, if you before we get started, if, if you vibe
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right, as we say with everything that you're seeing up here and I
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got to bring her here we go right and, and there's something
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I say, you know what I like the content that was on there.
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You know, we always actually to appreciate to to support the
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channel, right? You just put that QR code there
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and you know, hit the like because that's important.
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That's how we continue to to bring all this great content,
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you know, and what ends in you can even share with somebody who
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can use a little bit of motivation.
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You never know. I always say you don't know
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whose roof is leaking, right, unless, you know, you share it,
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unless you ask them come up to Taoi, you know.
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So with all that being said, it's so important that we
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continue to do that. Now our next guest is it's going
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to be, it's stupendous. I'm looking forward to bring you
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our next guest because it is important in, in, in, in, in how
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you call it. As we continue to celebrate
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Hispanic Heritage Month, I'm going to talk to you about
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today's guest and, and continue celebrating this and recognizing
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the strength almost say you see the culture, the stories within
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our own community that are our people in our community, right
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and all the things that I have mentioned before about
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resilience and so on. So we're going to start with Eni
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Sabel. I know, right?
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I know. I'm from New York.
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I'm, I'm getting this down. I'm, I'm learning.
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But she is a proud Puerto Rican content creator, entrepreneur, A
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storyteller whose work focuses on Wellness, beauty, lifestyle
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and faith. And after spending more than 20
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years building a successful career in corporate media, she
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has experienced something that's that so many people can relate
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to, You know, Gambio change, layoffs, uncertainty.
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And after her most recent layoff from the Paramount in 2024 and
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she found herself in the mid 40s accident question that many of
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us have acts you know at some point in Aretha what's next
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Instead of allowing that difficult season to define her,
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she found her way back to herself.
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She focused on her Wellness. She rebuilt her confidence and
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she leaned even deeper into her faith.
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What started at her personal journey of transformation became
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something much more bigger than she began openly sharing her
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story. Women began connecting with her
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experiences, finding her encouragement and her journey.
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And and when you, when you listen to this, this, this lady,
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you're going to be inspired. No, I'm inspired, you know, but
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growing her platform, she started creating multiple
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streams of incoming, showing others that there is no
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expiration date on starting over.
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You know, her story reminds us that sometimes the security we
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think we have can disappear. But faith, right, purpose,
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resilience and the courage it takes to to take that next step
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can lead us somewhere we never imagined.
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And I think that that message connects beautifully with
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Hispanic Heritage Month. Our stories matter and so does
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our culture. So without further, further ado,
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right. And I sound like I'm a, you
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know, it's like I'm in some kind of, I don't know, come and say
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he said opera. So we're we're going to bring
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her on, you know, because I know that's what you want to see.
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So stand by me and say, here we go.
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The interview of the week is brought to you by Jersey Mike's
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A Sum Above. Welcome, welcome.
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Oh my God, I know I got tongue tied there, but welcome that
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was. Amazing.
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Thank you. Oh, just like can we just get to
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her and bring her on and let's do this.
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You know, I get inspired. No, but thank you for coming on
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the motivated mindset and we are truly, truly honored to have
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you. But before we get into the
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superwoman that you are, let's talk about who who you are,
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where you from, you know, how did you raise and all that.
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Well, first and foremost, thank you so much for having me here.
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It's such an honor and a pleasure, and your mission is
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amazing. So thank you for having me be a
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part of it, and thank you for your service.
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All right, so a little bit about any Saban.
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I am Puerto Rican, born and raised Bronx, NY, and then later
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on in my life moved here to Westchester in New York, to be
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specific. And I am many things, I wear
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many hats. I am not just one thing.
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I'm very layered as a person. I am first and foremost a
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Christian. So I am a follower of Christ and
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I lead off with that because I think that it it is the
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principal part of my being and purpose.
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And then I am a mom, I am a grandma, I am a wife, I am a
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sister, I am a daughter, I am a friend.
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So I am many different things and recently I've expanded more
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on being a content creator which has been an amazing experience
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and ride. No, that is stupendous.
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No. Hey, so you're from Boogie Down
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Bronx. Like, you know, I remember
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growing up in the Bronx. We lived in the South Bronx.
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It was terrible. I just, they know how terrible
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it was till we left. Till I left, you know, You think
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this is normal? You know it.
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They burnt out building, food stamping.
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I love that cheese. Oh, my God.
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I know, right? Oh, my God.
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You know that. And we had somebody said
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somebody says Boogie down. Oh, yeah.
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This is from Texas. OK, OK, so you know, what was
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somebody growing up, especially in New York, what was some of
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your going to say? He said earlier.
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Memories that help shape the person you are today, you know?
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I earlier memories, I would say that helped me, that shaped me
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in in who I am stems a lot from my upbringing.
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You know, I, I, I grew up in the Bronx, but I spent many of
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summers in Puerto Rico with my family and all of my family for
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the most part are in Puerto Rico, including my grandmother
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who got blessed her still alive 96 and kicked.
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And she is one of my pillars and strength who helped shape my
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faith as well as my mom and my family.
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So we I since the womb, you know, I've been I've been deep
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in faith since the womb and that has helped me tremendously in
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shaping who I am as a person today.
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And although I didn't realize it until probably, I would say like
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late 30s, I didn't realize how much it shaped me.
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It really is the foundation of who I am as a person, as a
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mother, as a friend, as a sister, as everything that I am.
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It started with my pillars. It started with my grandmother,
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it started with my mom's and and my faith as well as my family in
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Puerto Rico. So my fondest memories is
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running in the streets playing at Condita with my cousins down
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the the the street of the dead end St. of my grandmother.
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The best memories of my life were formed on that street with
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my friends that expected me to come every single year.
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That's with my cousin, who, you know, they're everything to me
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and my aunts and uncles. So they are, they are exactly
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everything that has shaped me as a Latina, as a person.
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I remember and I don't want to go down this rabbit hole, but
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you know, I speak Spanish fluently.
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But I remember the time that one of my friends was just like,
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well, you have an accent. And I'm like.
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Accent. In Spanish, like what do you
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mean? I speak just like you never
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realized, like my, my Spanish is a little bit different, right.
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And we and we, what do with the US New York Ricans, right?
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We have this Spanglish way of speaking.
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So that is very much a part of who I am.
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I can just like, and I'll speak to anyone in Spanglish like
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there is no exception to who will catch it.
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You'll catch it at some point in time, and you're going to have
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to understand it. Absolutely, girl, let me tell
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you a quick story. I'll never forget when my my son
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was born, you know, I said mommy, I had a bar own.
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OK, so you know how you say Ellie?
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Yeah, I said well, when if I put an A, it makes it female.
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So I remember when I had my daughter, I said, Mommy, I had a
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bar owner. And she was like, hey, what?
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She's saying, Oh my God. Because she's of course speaks
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Spanish. But that is that is something.
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And then when I run into Puerto Ricans from the island, I said,
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see, you know, and see enough. And I thought I said what I'm
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like. That's how we say it.
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Or as my dad would say. I'm like, Oh my God, no.
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But you're right that Spanglish comes out sometimes.
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No, but you know when you talked about Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico
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and your roots, we have a question from a Carmen in Texas
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and she says, umm, the theme for Hispanic Heritage Month is
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together we are more. What does Hispanic Heritage
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Month mean to you personally? That is such a great question.
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I think that Hispanic Heritage Month, I mean, it should be
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every month. OK, let's go that that is at
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least the the the reality that I live.
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I've been a proud Puerto Rican, a proud Latina since I could
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probably walk. When people ask me where I'm
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from, the first thing I'll be like, from Puerto Rico.
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I was born here. Mind you, I was born in New
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York. But they were like, well, you
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weren't born in Puerto Rico. OK?
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I'm not less Puerto Rican. That's right, that's right.
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That's. Right.
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That's right. That is a pride that I had since
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I was very young. Like nobody could tell me
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different. Nobody can say to me like,
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you're not Puerto Rican. You weren't born there.
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No, like it's in my life and it's something that has meant so
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much to me. It is part of my identity.
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It is who I who I feel I am. Like I didn't need, I didn't
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need to be born NPR to be Puerto Rican.
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I feel it with every part of me, with my mind, body and soul.
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I feel like that is who I am. And it is because I had such a a
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connected experience with that beautiful islands.
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You know, I even got to live there a few years for college.
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I was even miss Puerto Rico. I thought.
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It was, I was in a parade second Puerto Rican Princess here in
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Yonkers and you know, did my whole float and the and the
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wave. But I've always been so proud of
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who I am and I never wanted to hide that.
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And to me that just means like for Hispanic Heritage Month.
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It's just that is our time to shine and and contribute and
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show. But again, it shouldn't just be
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one month. It should be every single month.
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I am proud every single month of who I am and what I bring to the
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table as a Latino. Yeah, you know what's what's
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really ironic? When you mentioned that I when I
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left New York to serve, but we used to hit radio, hit the La
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Ora, you know, growing up, that was one of the stations and it
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was always about, I know you like that.
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I should be on the right all day anyway.
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You know, it was because I grew up in, you know, what was it R&B
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and so on. And I was first generation, but
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when I left New York and and I got with other Latinos, I
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actually started finding my roots.
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I missed it. It was it was such a gonna say,
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he said experience, you know, and now I'm like more passionate
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about being Latino than then. It never been, you know, wasn't
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born in Puerto Rico, you know, or something Domingo or stuff
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like that, that that you absolute correct.
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And we have another question from Jacqueline from New York.
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And she said, what culture, traditions or values show up in
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your work? And what's 1 culture lesson
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still that still guides you today?
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Culture values what shows up in my work.
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I mean, I worked corporate for over 20 years.
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The one common thread that everybody would tell me is you
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are the most Puerto Rican person I know.
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And I think it just shows up naturally.
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Everything that I do, I have like that Carino like that, that
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natural, like warmth, you know, And I think that everyone is.
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And this is such a a discussion with me because I call everybody
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Papi. I call everybody Amor a demon
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mommy. Like I am just this affectionate
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person that I just say it to. I'll say it to the waiter.
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And my husband at this point doesn't even bat an eye because
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he knows that. Right, right, right, right.
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No, you're going to call everybody Papi.
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Like, like it's just, I am naturally affectionate and warm.
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I am the person who comes and will hug you and kiss you.
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I remember this. I don't know why it just stood
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out to me because I think it was the first time that I was just
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like, should I have done that? I was in college and in between
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classes and I run into a few of my, you know, college classmates
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and we're in the hallway and I get up to everybody.
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I'm like, hey, hey. And then it just kind of like, I
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mean, because amongst the people that I did say hi to, the ones
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who are Hispanic got it. But the ones who weren't, they
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just were like, what's that about like?
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And it's something like, this is who I am as a person.
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Like, this is what we do. We are affectionate, warm
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people. I love the, the, the warmth and
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the passion that we carry as Latinos.
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And I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world.
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So I think that that's how I showed up at work as well and
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everybody understood that. And through my Spanglish and
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saying things like you were gonna understand what I was
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saying no matter what I was saying it in Spanish and, and,
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and you were, you were gonna understand it.
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And we got one more question from Sarah from Puerto Rico, she
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said. Well, what's been your proudest
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moment as a Latina creator? That's such a great question.
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I would say that my proudest moment as a Latina creator is
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people who see themselves in me. Like, like they see a piece of
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themselves or they identify something resonates with them,
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whether it's the color of my skin because I am this, you
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know, golden. Like, you know, like I'm not
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going to try to say, you know, this, this Princess or anything,
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but you know, I have this golden touch to me, you know, whether
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it's the color of my skin, whether it's my body type, you
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know, this pervy body type. And I am so honest in my
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channel. Like I am not trying to lose my
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curves. And I know we haven't gotten to
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that part yet, but one of the things that I love to promote is
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the, you know, having confidence in your body image.
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And just because I'm trying to lose weight doesn't mean I'm
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trying to lose all the weight. You know, proud of my curves.
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I'm proud of my hips, proud of my body.
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I'm proud. It's who makes me me and who's
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makes me a Latina. So when somebody else jumps on,
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it's like, Oh my God, I, I don't want to lose my curves either.
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Or you're such an inspiration for XY and Z.
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That to me is just like, wow, that that makes me feel so happy
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because you're not alone. You feel that you've identified
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yourself in someone who looks like you.
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And that is really important to me.
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Representation is very important to me.
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No, thank you for sharing that. And I want to, I want to
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transition a little bit like, you know, you spend more than 20
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years in corporate media, you know, how did you first get
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started in in that industry? When that's a good question in a
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cafe, you're going to need to get.
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I know, I know, right? I got this one. 20 years, right?
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Don't worry, I got my cup right next to me. 20 years in the
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industry and again, it all goes back to Puerto Rico.
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When I would go in my childhood, I would visit a lot Puerto Rico
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to see my family. And I have an aunt who was in
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production. She did many things, she wore
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many hats and and I also had an uncle who's a famous actor out
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there, Benjamin Morales. And I was very intrigued from a
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young age and, and she would take me to the studio with her.
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And I remember I could literally pinpoint the day that I walked
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into the studio. We went into this building and
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I'm in the elevator. We she was shooting like a
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cooking show. And I'm behind the scenes.
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I actually have pictures. I wish I could share them.
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I had the headphones on, like she's taking me to the whole
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experience, got me on the set and this and that.
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And I remember that when I left that day, I said, I don't know
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what I'm going to do with my life, but I know that it has to
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be this. Like I want to be surrounded,
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like I want to walk into a building and it's going to be
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something in media. And that exactly was my
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trajectory after I graduated high school.
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I'm second generation college student.
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My mom was the first. I knew that what I was going to
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study had to be in media. So I took communications media
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and psychology and that was my path.
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And freshly graduating from college, literally, I graduated
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May 2003 and with a six month old in all, I started my very
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first job at MTV in July 2003. Oh my God, MTV, That had to be
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stupendous. Was it?
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It was amazing, honestly. Like I I always say, like I grew
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up at MTV, my kids grew up at MTV, my older two grew up at MTV
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and we went through all the transitions together because
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they went from MTV to Viacom last.
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Year about. Paramount.
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So, you know, I that's how I started in the industry itself.
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Wow. And, you know, so based on what
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you just told me, what advice would you give someone today who
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is building a long career and may not realize how quickly life
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and industry can change? Listen, that's that's really a
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deep question, right? And I'm going to really try to
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summarize this because it's it's a deep topic and a person who
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has been in a long life, career, things change so rapidly,
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especially in in, in this moment, in this time right now
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with so much happening. And it's something that has
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impacted me personally several times, not even just once, OK.
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And the entertainment industry, the media industry is it is
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time, it can change quite. And I think that goes for any
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industry really. I think that at any point in
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time you can experience a change that is unexpected.
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And I think that the one advice I would say is don't find your
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identity in what you do for somebody else because that is
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not who you are. You are somebody else outside of
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that nine to five and the 9 to 5 is great.
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It sustains you. I was fulfilled in my 9:00 to
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5:00 with and it wasn't just the job, it was the people that I
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worked around. But at the end of the day, when
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they needed to make a business, a business decision, and they
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needed to make cuts and they needed to increase their bottom
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line, You know, I was that person who got impacted, right?
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And I had to understand that my life wasn't just the 20 years
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that I spent at MTV, Viacom, Paramount, right?
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And, and it hit me hard, I'm not going to lie, because again,
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that they are a part of who I was as I was growing in my
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career. You know, they shaped me in my
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professional career. And I'm forever grateful for
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that and the people who I worked with.
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But it took me time to understand now in my mid 40s
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approaching trying to stall it, that your career working for
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somebody else. Because if your career is
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working for yourself, that is a very different story.
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Your career working for somebody else who you're contributing to
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their pocket, that's going to be for oh so long and you are so
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much bigger than that company. Yeah, no, absolutely no that and
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and you know, your your you know, your story is such a
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powerful example como say said reinvention.
26:07
And you know when when you realize this and in your season,
26:11
you know how did that all cuz that that leads to everything
26:14
where you are now. You know, when you reinvention
26:16
with your Wellness and you talk about that, you know, how did
26:18
that once this happened and how do you approached it?
26:22
So going back, this has happened to me several times, right?
26:28
My first layoff from MTV itself, I was 13 years in, it was about
26:32
2016 and it was my first layoff. And boy did that hit me hard
26:38
because you dedicate like your time, you know, you're, you're,
26:43
you know, like I, I, I raised my children like I, I don't even, I
26:47
didn't even know what part to grieve the most because 13 years
26:53
I made relationships, deep relationships, relationships
26:55
that I still carry out to this day, right?
26:58
13 years that my children were going to the same workplace.
27:01
They got to go to all the activities.
27:03
They, they, they were, you know, MTV and Viacom is a very big
27:08
company. There's Nickelodeon, there's a
27:09
bunch of different branches to the company.
27:12
So they got to see the Ninja Turtles, they got to see the
27:14
Power Rangers, they got to see, you know what I mean?
27:17
And when they let me go that first time, I grieved all of
27:20
that because it was just like, like, well, what am I doing?
27:22
Who am I now outside of this company?
27:25
And I worked for another company briefly again entertainment, and
27:31
the same thing happened. They actually relocated to
27:34
Florida. I ended up going back to
27:38
Paramount and I remember somebody who had I had worked
27:41
with years ago. She well said to me she was
27:42
like, Oh my God, what are you doing here?
27:45
And also like I work here again. She was just like, you have like
27:48
9 lives at Viacom. I kept coming back.
27:53
Literally right back. Because during the pandemic, I
27:57
was laid off again because I came back as a contractor and
28:01
they laid, they laid me off because of COVID and, and
28:05
everything that was going on in the world.
28:07
And then they brought me back on.
28:08
I was one of the first project based employees that they
28:11
brought back on. And then they made me permanent.
28:14
And it was just like, girl, like you just keep on coming back.
28:16
You don't die off from here. And again it came back to the
28:19
people. I loved being around the people,
28:21
but every single time that you get laid off, it feels like a
28:27
rejection, right? And it's not necessarily because
28:31
they are rejecting you. It's a business decision, right?
28:35
And I remember the very last layoff that I had with the
28:38
company, my SVP had messaged me 8:00 in the morning.
28:42
And I remember standing at my window that morning, I knew that
28:46
they were happening that morning.
28:48
I didn't know I was going to personally get affected, but I
28:52
felt like I knew right deep down in my heart that I had prayed on
28:57
it. I knew something was coming.
28:58
Like I think that God was preparing my heart because I
29:02
knew something was coming. And 2024 when my, my SVP
29:08
messages me and he was just like, do you have a minute?
29:11
Like I, I remember before that I took a moment and I'm sitting
29:14
with my coffee at looking outside the window and I'm like,
29:16
God, whatever your will is, let it be done and give me peace
29:20
because I've been through this road, right?
29:21
I know what, what it feels like and that, that disappointment
29:25
and everything and the exhaustion of what's next.
29:30
I know what that feels like. So when he gets on and he's just
29:34
like trembling, like his voice was trembling, like he, I could
29:38
see the pain that he did not want to let me go.
29:41
But this is above him. It was bigger than him.
29:42
And I understood that like, you know, I don't, you know, he,
29:45
he's fantastic through it all. And afterwards, I did feel that
29:48
peace and I felt like this is a new beginning for me because
29:52
I've been through here, I've been down this rabbit hole and I
29:56
felt like this is my time to to really do what I want to do
30:00
because I can't keep depending on the 9:00 to 5:00 to get me
30:05
through. What am I going to do with
30:07
myself to get me to the other side?
30:09
Because I need to find something outside of just corporate to
30:13
fulfill my life. And I think that during that
30:17
time, as well as as my earlier years, like every time I'm in a
30:21
season like this, I think it's a season I go deeper in with God
30:27
and it's my season to be like, what are you trying to tell me
30:29
now? What are you showing me?
30:31
What is my path? Because you bring me to this for
30:34
a reason. And it's and and it's almost
30:39
like you don't know until you know right until you're on the
30:41
other side, you don't really realize what the path is because
30:44
you know, you know God, God is showing you as you're going.
30:47
But most of the time he's not like and this is it, he's not
30:51
standing. Right here's the map.
30:52
Here he goes with the map. Like now make a left, you're
30:56
going to go up. There, right, right, right.
30:57
It's not like Bruce Almighty when they're standing out there
31:00
with a sign. Blah.
31:03
Love that family, yeah. It's not like that at all.
31:08
And yeah. What ended up happening is that
31:11
I took that time to deepen myself in prayer.
31:16
And I, I guess this is probably, you know, a segue into where I
31:21
started as a concert creator. And I, and I say started loosely
31:25
because I had started this journey back in probably around
31:30
2015, 2016, maybe earlier than that.
31:33
I had opened up this YouTube channel because I was obsessed
31:37
with beauty. It's, it's actually, I, I do
31:41
makeup. I'm a makeup artist and I've
31:43
been doing that since my early 20s.
31:44
I was always a hustler, always an entrepreneur, but that was
31:49
where I wanted my channel to go, right?
31:51
And I'm just like, do I start up this beauty industry?
31:54
It's so saturated. I had been obsessed with
31:56
Jacqueline Hill for so many years.
31:58
I had started something silly at that time in my channel.
32:02
And then now Fast forward to 2024, it's just like, OK, what
32:09
am I doing? Like I had already started
32:11
building this channel since before I had gotten laid off and
32:16
my thing was just like, OK lifestyle.
32:18
I love so many different things. I'm a different person right
32:20
now, right? I have 3 kids, two older ones at
32:25
that point in time, they were college, my daughter was engaged
32:30
like I was. There was a lot of things going
32:33
on in my life at that time. And when I was praying on it, it
32:37
just kept on feeling like I need to be who I am because I'm not
32:41
just one thing. And my whole entire channel
32:46
started to just be centered around faith.
32:48
I think that's my through line in anything that I do.
32:52
And it pivoted, right? Although there's still beauty,
32:55
there's lifestyle. The whole year had passed by and
33:00
all of a sudden, like I think that all of it was eating at me
33:04
and I had gained so much weight. I had gained so much weight
33:09
because, you know, I eat a lot. So I, I find joy and comfort.
33:15
We're Latinos, right? So we find comfort in food.
33:19
We find joy in food. We love to eat, whether it's a
33:23
family experience around the table, whether.
33:26
And it just kind of got out of hand and I got pretty heavy.
33:30
The heaviest I had been since I had given birth and then all of
33:34
a sudden it just got so unmanageable and then like my
33:38
confidence started to take a hit.
33:39
Everything started to take a hit and I'm praying through it like
33:42
God, what is it? What, what are we doing here?
33:45
Because I, I'm, I'm starting to feel like you don't see the
33:50
other side and I'm like door after door was being shut.
33:53
I even cut shingles in 20 early 2025 due to stress.
33:59
It triggered my shingles and I'm going through this whole entire
34:02
journey like what, what is going on here?
34:07
Because I'm trying to get closer to you and I and all of these
34:11
things are happening to me. What's going on?
34:14
No opportunities were surfacing, but I kept pushing through.
34:18
And I think that the one thing I, I had taken a moment back
34:21
from social media and then I'm like, no, I got to be
34:24
consistent. I got to come back on and all of
34:27
a sudden here I am sharing my journey, my GLP one journey and
34:33
it took off. I don't know where like out of
34:36
all the things that I've shared, I've shared home
34:38
transformations, I've shared beauty, I've shared, you know, a
34:41
day in the life, I've shared a million things.
34:44
And the one thing that resonated with people was the
34:46
transformation. And I think that all along in my
34:51
heart, like I've always been about the transformation,
34:54
whether it's transforming women in beauty because I make them
34:58
feel good once their makeup is done and they feel good in
35:01
themselves. Everything has always led to
35:04
transformation and everything in my life has always carried me
35:07
through in faith. So here I am, 2026.
35:12
My channel is doing really well and I'm connecting with so many
35:17
different people and women. And I had never had like, I
35:22
never thought this path would be the way it is.
35:26
Like I always felt like there's something bigger.
35:28
And you said something at the beginning of your show that
35:32
resonates with me. And it's that you are, you are a
35:37
server like you, you provide service.
35:39
And that's how I, I feel that I am like I am a servant of God,
35:45
but I also love to serve the people, right?
35:48
And whether that is them connecting with me personally or
35:53
giving them ideas or helping them through something, I think
35:57
that that is a larger purpose that I am starting to realize.
36:01
Like that is what God wants for me.
36:04
Like I want you to serve me. God wants me to serve Him first.
36:08
And all of the fruits will come of that.
36:11
No, that is that is stupendous and what I want to do.
36:13
We got a couple of questions, but I want to highlight your
36:16
social media because people can get a hold of you.
36:18
So we'll bring that up and then we got a couple of questions.
36:21
Let me see. I bring this, let me bring it
36:23
up, and then I'm gonna go to 1 and it's all on you, ma'am.
36:27
Let's talk. So this is my pride and joy.
36:31
This is my YouTube channel and it's 7 beauty, lifestyle and
36:35
faith. And it's funny because now my
36:38
intros are like, hey, I share beauty, lifestyle and faith as
36:42
well as my GLP one, my Wellness journey.
36:45
And it's incredible because like, I just see how many people
36:52
are out there and they just, they're so interested to know
36:57
who you are. They're so interested to
36:59
identify with someone who's like them and not just like them in
37:04
skin tone, not just like them as the same race, but like them
37:09
with the struggles, right? Because we all as a people,
37:12
like, you know, outside of just being Hispanic, as a people, we
37:16
go through a lot of life struggles.
37:18
And I have taken this platform to really just expand on my life
37:26
and everything that happens in my life because I know that
37:31
someone on the other side might identify with what I'm going
37:35
through or can see. Maybe she's doing something that
37:38
I can do that can help me as well.
37:41
And just talking about my experiences and through
37:44
everything and through everything, everything, My main
37:49
through line is God and hoping that I will reach the the the
37:55
one person who might need to hear it that day, right?
37:59
And that they can see God through me as well.
38:02
Like they can see God in me. And that to me is my motivator
38:06
is just like who is receiving what God has for them today?
38:12
And I, and that could just be with a smile.
38:14
I do a monthly prayers at the beginning of the month.
38:17
It could be through a prayer. And I've actually had people who
38:20
commented like comment like, Hey, pray for this, pray for
38:23
that. And so like, wow, like, you know
38:26
what I mean? Like I'm reaching someone.
38:29
It could be one person, but I'm reaching someone.
38:32
And that to me is so meaningful. And I utilize this platform
38:35
specifically for that. Real quick, we we just got a
38:39
comment and sense. Yes, I follow you on YouTube and
38:42
I love to see your transformation.
38:45
She says. You inspire me.
38:47
And this is Maria from Florida. So you are.
38:49
Yeah. I mean, right then I just came
38:51
in as you were talking. I just needed to share that with
38:53
you. Oh my God.
38:55
My community means everything to me.
38:57
Like I really do my best to comment to everyone who leaves a
39:02
comment. I'm going to try not to get a
39:05
teary eye here because, you know, the makeup and the lashes.
39:09
But my community means everything to me because they
39:15
are people who want to be seen. They want to be heard and
39:19
validated and, and they want to find that connection with
39:24
someone. And if I can be that person,
39:26
like I want to be that person for you.
39:28
And I, I love to try it. Like I really do my best and,
39:31
and sometimes it does get overwhelming.
39:33
I do my best to, to comment to everyone because I want you to
39:37
know, like, hey, I see you. I want to celebrate you.
39:41
I want to celebrate your win. Sometimes I do community shout
39:44
outs and the joy that people feel when you say their name
39:49
feel like that, That to me is so amazing.
39:53
Like when I was like, Oh my gosh, you said my name like yes.
39:57
And I also promote other people on my channel.
40:00
Like there are other people on GOP ones or other channels that
40:05
they they watch my channel and I watch their channel and I'll go
40:08
and comment on their channel and I'll promote their channel on my
40:11
video too, because why can't we win together?
40:13
Why can't we do this together? And so the theme of this to this
40:19
month in in Hispanic heritage month that.
40:22
Unido somo mas yes, united we are more because I'm I'm I'm
40:28
going to, you know, just real quick, kind of preach this like
40:31
as Latinos, I don't see that sometimes we help each other as
40:34
much as we can and you see other races do it right.
40:38
Why can't we help each other? Why can't we build each other
40:42
up? And I'm really big on building
40:44
other people up. I'm really big on helping other
40:48
women and and just I want I want us to win as a people, you know,
40:53
and why shouldn't we? So I just wanted to throw that
40:56
out. No, no good.
40:58
And Maria came back and she said Amen, she said.
41:01
I look forward to your prayers too.
41:04
Thank you, Maria. Thank you.
41:05
Maria is on it. OK.
41:08
Want me to go to the next slide, ma'am or?
41:10
Let's go to the next slide. Yeah, here we go.
41:12
Oh, wait. But you know, if you if you
41:15
happen to find yourself in YouTube, please hit that
41:17
subscribe. Button.
41:17
There you go. Yeah, and and ladies.
41:21
Comment. Yes, please.
41:23
I was I'm glad you covered. I was going to cover the end and
41:26
and as we go through this last there's a Instagram, you know,
41:30
e-mail if you need to, you know, if you need to reach out, just
41:33
go to that Instagram. So I.
41:35
Do have other platforms Instagram they all have an E
41:40
Saville. I also have a beauty platform
41:41
but an E Saville on Instagram, an E Saville on TikTok.
41:45
If you want to message me, I think your best chances is an E
41:48
Saville on Instagram. If you want to message me
41:49
directly, I've had some subscribers who have got onto my
41:54
my Instagram platform and feel free to also follow me there.
41:57
I'm trying to build up the content on Instagram as well,
42:02
but if you want to communicate with me, your best bet is
42:05
sending me a message through Instagram.
42:07
I really do try to get to all the messages and I, you know,
42:11
whatever question you may have, I'm happy to answer.
42:13
Who beans? OK, I'll go to the next one and
42:17
this is threads. Yes, I just recently joined
42:20
threads, by the way. I'm a little late to the game.
42:23
I'm a little late to the game, but I'm there.
42:26
OK, there's another way, ladies and gentlemen.
42:28
You'll see. Absolutely.
42:29
And then we have your TikTok like we talked about.
42:32
Yes, I've been building my TikTok as well.
42:36
It's funny, I think that the direction of my my short form
42:40
platforms like Instagram and TikTok have really been more
42:43
faith-based as in like Reels. I've been doing these get ready
42:46
with me to go to church reels and and that has been fun for me
42:51
to make. I mean, editing is, is a
42:53
process, but getting ready to go to church has, has been kind of
42:57
really cool and, and I've been doing those reels.
42:59
So you'll see that in my short. That is awesome.
43:02
I did look at some of them. Girl, trust me.
43:03
I was like thank you. Yes, ma'am.
43:07
And what do we have here? All right, so this is my Amazon
43:11
favorite. So I have a problem.
43:14
My name is Anita and I like to shop and this is my Amazon.
43:23
This is my personal Amazon link. So if you go into my Amazon
43:28
link, I believe they'll provide the information.
43:31
But I want to say it's under Glam by Anid.
43:33
But all of my favorites like things that I've actually
43:36
utilized or the things that I recommend you will find here.
43:40
Like right now, these lashes that I have on these cluster
43:43
lashes are actually under lash fades.
43:46
So I have my skin care favorites.
43:48
Everything that I buy from skin care, athletic wear, my favorite
43:51
things in the kitchen, cleaning guys like I I love, I love all
43:56
the things. So I try out a lot of things.
43:57
So anything that might be my favorite, you'll find here in my
44:01
Amazon, in my Amazon links. So if somebody went to go on
44:05
Amazon, they would just put your name and they would find it.
44:08
Is that? Is that a?
44:10
In Amazon, if you actually go to my YouTube channel, you'll
44:12
probably find my Amazon link, but it would be under Glam by
44:18
Annie because that is like my name is Annie 7.
44:22
But the link itself I think would be under amazon.com/glam
44:26
by Eight. I'm not 100% sure on that, but
44:29
we can share that information and you could always find it in
44:31
my channel. I always have a link.
44:32
To my channel and it's on through YouTube.
44:34
They can find it, right? Yes.
44:36
OK, so let me go back because I want to make sure people and
44:38
they will go in this area where it says more and just click it.
44:42
And that's I think that's where. Yeah.
44:46
OK, So ladies and gentlemen, go to YouTube, click the more and
44:49
it will give you all the access and you'll see it's stupid.
44:53
LTK store and I also have a link there, but you know that's it's
45:00
just so many different things to keep up but you'll find listen
45:03
just go into the bio of my YouTube and you'll.
45:06
Find. There you go.
45:08
Oh, we got your website, girl. What's up?
45:14
I felt so inspired to put together this store and it it's
45:20
for me, it's about inspiring women, it's about faith.
45:26
So this line and it's going to continue to expand.
45:30
I'm a very big coffee person. So that yellow hoodie is just,
45:35
it's about coffee and Jesus. Today feels like a coffee and
45:38
Jesus kind of day. And that is it's so accurate,
45:41
especially now for sweat or weather I sell, I sell this
45:44
sweatshirt, I sell the mug that says, but God.
45:49
And so this website is basically inspired off of my community and
45:54
it's based off of encouragement, like encouraging you and knowing
45:59
like the the hoodie on the corner that says be still and
46:02
know because that is a biblical verse where he says be still and
46:06
know that I am God, right. So sometimes in the moment where
46:10
we we are feeling frazzled, where we are feeling like there
46:12
is just no hope, be still and know that He is God because He
46:17
is working behind the scenes even when we think nothing is
46:19
happening. Absolutely no.
46:21
That that is that, that is stupendous.
46:23
Yeah, no, thank you for sharing that.
46:25
And I wanted to get some more question, but I wanted to get
46:28
this out the way. Ladies and gentlemen, the
46:29
information is still on there. Hey, any questions you can reach
46:32
out to me or to her if you haven't.
46:34
I'll have all the information. So we have a couple of questions
46:37
that I want to address here. And it says, it says, well, this
46:41
is from Rebecca in DC, and she says my daughter wants to be a
46:44
content creator. What conversations do you want
46:48
to spark for the younger Latinas watching you?
46:53
I have a few, I have a few different pieces of advice and
47:00
as a young content creator, you know what, I'm not even going
47:04
to, I'm not even going to say young classic content creator.
47:06
I want to say as any kind of content creator, whatever you
47:10
put out there is going to be for everyone to see.
47:14
And that is going to be who people identify you with.
47:17
So know that what you're putting out there is, is going to be
47:22
seen with someone. So be wise with what you want to
47:25
post. And I say that because if all
47:28
you want to post is drama, if all you want to post is
47:32
something that you don't want to be known for, then don't post
47:38
it, right. I I just think that I'm grateful
47:42
that in this part of my life, like I'm mature enough to
47:46
understand like that whatever I post has to like reflect who I
47:51
am. It's my integrity, right?
47:53
And if somebody sees me in the street, it's just like, oh,
47:55
you're a neat Sabin. Like I want you to.
47:58
I want to reflect what they're seeing on on screen, right.
48:01
You always want to be that person that what you're
48:04
reflecting on screen is exactly who you are outside of it.
48:07
But also, you know, you want to be careful at what you put out
48:10
there, right? So be careful what you put out
48:13
there. But my second thing to start
48:15
being a content creator is to start because no one is ever
48:19
going to be perfect. You're always going to start at
48:22
0, right? And you're just going to have to
48:25
put yourself out there knowing that you're not going to do it
48:29
perfectly the first time, right? And you're, and, and being a
48:33
content creator is always something that's going to
48:36
evolve. Like the person that I was to 10
48:40
years ago to two years ago to now.
48:43
I'm a different content creator from the beginning to now.
48:47
And it's because I've evolved. I understand what works, not
48:52
fully because I'm always learning.
48:54
And I think that you also have to understand that you're always
48:57
going to be learning. Even when you get great, there's
49:00
always going to be something new.
49:01
So I think that you have to start no matter what.
49:05
Like I think in my earlier days I got so tied up in perfection
49:11
that nothing ever got posted. I wanted to be so perfect
49:15
thinking like well this is what I want to say or this I messed
49:19
up, let me do it again. I messed up, let me do it again.
49:21
You're never going to post anything like that.
49:22
Just start and don't worry about what people are going to say
49:26
because some might find it cringe like my kids say or some
49:30
might think that even as an older person like what are you
49:33
doing getting into that or oh you're another influencer.
49:37
Don't worry about the noise. Don't worry about what people
49:39
think. My biggest advice is like
49:42
sometimes like your own people won't even support you.
49:45
Very few and far in between are my actual friends and family
49:49
that actually comment or actually see my content and
49:53
understand that that's OK because you want to find your
49:57
people and your people are the ones who are going to show up
50:02
who are interested in what you want to say.
50:03
And that is a lot more genuine than forcing like my husband to
50:07
watch my I'm like, I'm going to watch my you're not going to
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watch my channel. Like you're not watching my
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content. Do you even know what I do
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right? Right.
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Right. Like do I want that or do I want
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to build a genuine community? And that's what I've learned.
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I've built the genuine community through people who I've never
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met before. And they are amazing.
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And they they want to interact. They want to hear what you have
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to say. And that is so beautiful when
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you start to see that and understand like, hey, your
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people are not always going to be your friends and family.
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They're probably going to be the last ones, right?
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But just stop. Just start and don't worry about
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what people have to say and don't worry about being perfect.
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Absolutely, and Betty made a comment in reference Finding
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your tribe. Yes, your tribe.
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Yes, I think. Your tribe, you are absolutely
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correct, yes. Listen, I've even made friends
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in the YouTube community like other content creators that I
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actually call and speak to Hey Mama, what you doing?
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I found this one. I always give her her a shout
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out Maria and I love her like she is genuinely such a a
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wonderful person who's actually she was the one who helped me
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with my my Shopify. She helped me with my store.
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We bounced ideas off of each other as content creators.
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Hey, I don't like the way you did that.
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Revise that and do this. Or maybe you should do this
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because real, real friends are honest with you, right, And you
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want to see each other win. And I, I, I love that that I
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found even people that I've made as friends on YouTube.
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That's amazing. Yeah, no, that is incredible.
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And so we had a question. This is from from Yvette DMV.
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And she said, if you could sit with your younger self, what
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guidance would you offer her today?
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Oh my younger self, she was a trip.
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Think we all were, but yeah, yeah.
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My younger self would have, if I were to talk to my younger self,
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I would have been like, you know what, none of this stuff
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matters. What really matters is that you
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follow God and everything will fall into place, right?
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Amen, Amen. There's a, a, there's a verse in
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the Bible that says to follow him, you know, and, and, and
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everything else will be added right?
52:31
And it's such a true testimony to how I'm living life right now
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because the more I've gotten to ground myself and understand the
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power of prayer, to understand the power of reading the Bible,
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to understand what it is to truly be a follower of Christ,
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everything has come after. And I, I think that even in
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those years where I, you know, experiencing the layoff and
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being so scared about how I'm going to survive, you know,
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with, with my income, because, you know, I was making good
53:11
money. And me, it's so wow, just
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thinking about how every job I was trying to find after that, I
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was looking at a number like this is the number I need to
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make in order to survive. And the more I've spent time in
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this journey, the more I'm spending time in, in content
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creation, the more that I'm like thinking about it.
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It's just like, it's never, it's never been about the number.
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Like I think God has taken me through the season to humble me
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to take away that pride like you are not this person.
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You are not the six figure corporate professional for my
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daughter first and everything else that I'm going to provide
53:58
for you will come and at its time, but I need you to follow
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me first and I need you to trust me and that I'm trusting Him and
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his provisions. I'm in shock that in this season
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of my life where I am not working a nine to five, He has
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sustained me and I am living in his provisions right now.
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Oh my God. That is beautiful.
54:18
And as we count down and I'll, I'll give you last word, we have
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one last question and this is anonymous.
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I said, what legacy do you hope your work creates during
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Hispanic Heritage Month and beyond?
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My legacy is that other people get to know Christ, get to know
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the power of God and who really is, who sustains our lives.
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You know, there's just so much that is happening in the world
54:51
right now, so much that personally, I've, I've
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experienced, you know, and not just as a, a person in corporate
54:59
who got let go. I've lived through life
55:04
circumstances that weren't the best I've got, I've been through
55:08
divorce, I've been through change.
55:10
I've been through hard times and I mean really bad hard times,
55:15
and it's all come back to God, right?
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And who's the one who sustains me through those difficult
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moments. And it's all come down to
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depending on him and hoping that people see that that is he is
55:29
the way, the truth and the life. And that anything that they're
55:32
going through right now in this moment, whether it's the worst
55:35
time that they feel like they are experiencing in life, you're
55:38
going to get on the other side of that knowing that he sustains
55:42
you and that if you focus on him, everything else will be
55:46
clear and he will open a path of clarity for you.
55:50
And it's never too late to start something else.
55:54
They think that is my biggest, my biggest aha moment.
55:57
It's just like it. It was never too late for me,
55:59
you know, and, and God is still working right now.
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My legacy is to inspire other people to know that.
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Oh, thank you for sharing that, that that means a lot.
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That is so true. Just this we all been through
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that. When you think, oh man, I'm
56:13
done. What can I do?
56:14
No, it's just, it's just starting.
56:16
Never done, I've seen so much like building this community.
56:20
I've seen creator who just a few months ago, like she was
56:26
probably like with 70 subscribers.
56:29
And I remember I jumped into her Instagram one day and I said,
56:32
hey, like if I were you, I'd do this and I do that, maybe do
56:35
this. Just kind of giving her some
56:37
advice. Also in the GLP 1 space, she's
56:40
been doing so she's been so consistent and I think that's
56:43
very key. She's been so consistent and in
56:46
the recent weeks I've seen this lady like literally over 2000
56:50
subscribers and seeing her grow and I'm just like so mind blown
56:55
that. Is.
56:55
Because I've just seen her show up.
56:58
That's all she's doing is showing up.
56:59
You don't have to be the best speaker.
57:02
Some people are so shy with the camera.
57:05
Just talk to talk to the camera like you're talking to anyone
57:07
else. And that was one of my, my, my
57:10
recommendations is just like, just talk to to your friends,
57:13
the friends like that. That little lens is your friends
57:16
talk. That's it, That's it.
57:16
You're. FaceTime talk to them.
57:19
Amy, you just it's been an honor having you on here.
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You've got so many golden, golden Nuggets and me that when
57:25
you do your book, which you will, I need you to do a book.
57:29
You're I'm the first to meet. I'm putting it out there to the
57:32
universe. I'm putting it out there to you.
57:35
I need you to as you put a book out.
57:38
People need to see this. I believe in you and so many
57:42
people. So when you get ready to do your
57:44
book, we're here so we can spread the news of God, faith
57:47
and and you know you, that's what it's all about.
57:52
And I wanted to say Graciao for this and it's it's been an
57:56
honor. And give me a moment.
57:58
I want to introduce next week, next September 26th.
58:02
We got Joey Aviles, a leadership architect who has helped
58:05
organization activate the human capability that drive culture.
58:08
Please tune in for that. You don't want to miss that one,
58:11
you know, but we got a few minutes left, but we eventually
58:15
said Proverbs 356 which says trust in the Lord with all your
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heart and lean not onto your own understanding in all your ways.
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Submit to Him and He will make your path straight.
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So with that being said, Gracia for being here and to my late
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ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much and any question
58:35
please reach back. Thank you, you're so awesome.
58:40
Thank you and even says thank you.
58:42
Larry says thank you, great job, appreciate it.
58:44
Wait, can I close out with my famous line?
58:46
Yes, go ahead. Absolutely.
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Yeah, thank. God bless you in new and amazing
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ways each and every single day. Thank.
58:54
You. Yes.
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Amen. That's stupendous.
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I love it. Thank you, Gracia.
58:58
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