While preparing to publish today's podcast interview with Susan Petersen, Hurricane Harvey began to unfold in Houston, TX. Texas was my home for 9 years and a place that will always own a piece of my heart for a multitude of reasons. I wrote a blog post about the impact the state of Texas had in my life and how I've chosen to get involved and help the victims of this landmark event. From now until the end of 2017, I will be donating 50% of our profits from our "FEMALE is my greatest asset" & "Unstoppable" collection to help the people of Houston that will endure financial hardship from expenses related to the massive flooding. If you'd like to read the full blog post about how WOWW Campaign will help the victims of Hurricane Harvey, you can do that through this link. In the meantime, I urge you to get involved in any way possible - our country, our neighbors, our children, and humanity need our help. Complete strangers from all different walks of life coming together during times of crisis are what make America great.
This collection was inspired by the legacy of my sweet grandmother {Mamatita}
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This collection was inspired by the quote: "A woman is unstoppable after she realizes she deserves better"
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Susan Petersen is the founder of Freshly Picked. In 2014, Susan appeared on ABC's Shark Tank, which is where I first discovered her and those adorable baby moccasins that have people {including celebrities} addicted to her brand. I don't have children, but her style and overall "vibe" caught my attention from the beginning. When my friends started having children and posting their pictures across social media channels, there was a common denominator: Freshly Picked baby moccasins. I knew then that I wanted to interview Susan on The WOWW Campaign Podcast.
In this interview, Susan shares how her role as a mother, wife, and entrepreneur has evolved and taken on many forms. Fortunately, Susan has picked up many valuable lessons and insight along the way that has not only helped her, but others around her as well. We discuss whether or not women can have it all and the logistics required in order to run an efficient and "happy" household. Because happiness looks different for everyone, in this interview you'll hear us emphasize the importance of finding what works for you. Today, Susan has 96 employees and her baby moccasins can also be found in Nordstrom stores.
Susan Petersen's entrepreneurial journey will leave you feeling inspired and thinking you can do it, too. Her unapologetic perspective about finding the right components that help her household work together is courageous and admirable because subconsciously, she's encouraging women that are listening to own and stand behind their voice as well. Thank you Susan for embracing vulnerability and paving the way for aspiring female entrepreneurs to see what they can be.
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Maria Guadarrama {Guada} es caricaturista, ilustradora y la fundadora de The Unspoken Truth. Guada es una mujer emprendedora que nació y todavía vive en Venezuela. En esta entrevista, ella habla del impacto que tiene el ambiente político en su vida y en la vida de los demás Venezolanos. Espero que atraves de esta entrevista, encuentren inspiración gracias a la perspectiva positiva que tiene Guada. Ella usa su creatividad y experiencias para platicar sobre temas vulnerables con sus dibujos que a diario, nos llena de esperanza y motivación a todos que seguimos su trayectoria.
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Being "happy" requires us to constantly put in a conscious effort. In today's Words of Wisdom podcast episode, I discuss the process of choosing to see the positive and/or lesson in every situation. It's not an easy thing to do and unfortunately, most of us think we're going to automatically wake up in this state of bliss every morning, which couldn't be further from the truth. When we're upset {like I was a few weeks ago when I lost all of my sentimental items} it's easy for the anger to take over our mind and our heart. But in these moments, it's pivotal we seek the silver lining. To be happy, we have to crave the lessons so we can turn the page and move forward.
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Natalie Franke is the founder of Rising Tide Society - a community for creative entrepreneurs. In this interview, Natalie shares what she's learned as an entrepreneur and some of the unexpected hardships she's had to overcome. Recently, her business was acquired by Honeybook, which was a tremendous triumph and something that wasn't incorporated in the original business plan. Today, the Rising Tide Society has more than 70,000 members and is constantly growing. Natalie shares a lot of her wisdom and insight as a woman in the tech space and someone who advocates for individuals to make their passion serve as their purpose.
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No existe una sola solución para las cosas. Cuando estamos buscando mejorar en aspectos personales, a veces queremos un libro que nos "componga" y enseñe el camino. En temas de núcleos familiares, nos apoyamos en las expectativas sociales y culturas, algo que no debería de ser porque todas las dinámicas varean y no siempre lo que funcione para alguien mas va funcionar para nosotros. En este episodio platico sobre la importancia de explorar distintas cosas y estar bien con el hecho de que lo que nos vaya parecer tal vez no sea lo que esperamos. El punto es encontrar lo que vaya con nosotros sin importarnos que digan los demás.
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Lola Molina es ciclista Guatemalteca y fundadora de El Mercadito de Lola que está en la ciudad capital de Guatemala. En esta entrevista, Lola habla sobre la influencia de sus padres y como el apoyo incondicional que le brindaron le sirvió para seguir adelante con sus propias metas y perspectivas sin dejarse influir por cosas externas. Lola fue una de las primeras mujeres en el ciclismo que ganó medallas a nivel nacional. En este episodio, van a conocer el lado personal de Lola Molina, que estoy segura va servir de mucha inspiración y motivación para todos que escuchen la entrevista. Por favor dejen sus comentarios en la pagina de Facebook y Instagram de la Campaña WOWW!
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Today's WOWWednesday podcast episode is about focusing on strategies, solutions, and norms that work for you, and you alone. In this short episode, I talk about the importance of staying hungry for information until you find the right blend of habits that help you get to the person you want to be. If there were a one-size-fits-all solution for every mental health illness or family circumstance, someone in the world would be very wealthy. However, there are a plethora of self-help books, podcasts, conferences, and many other personal development tools because we're all different and require various things to make us happy. This includes looking at the dynamic within your family nucleus and building what you think is best, not what your neighbor will approve of. I'd love to hear what you think about today's Words of Wisdom Wednesday! Leave your comments below!
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Hoy en el podcast hablo sobre el poder que trae el dolor. Hace poco, perdi todas las cosas sentimentales que había coleccionado los últimos 31 años de mi vida. No fue accidente y la destrucción fue resultado de las malas intenciones de alguien de mi pasado. Este incidente me causó muchísimo enojo, lo cual descubrí estaba tapando otros sentimientos mas profundos. Estar enfurecida estaba tapando el hecho que en el fondo yo estaba muy triste por mi perdida y la decepción de este individuo. Explorar estas emociones me hizo dar cuenta de la realidad y que partes de mi necesitaban reconocimiento. Espero que este episodio los inspire a reflexionar las emociones en sus vidas para ver que descubren bajo la superficie.
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Today's Words of Wisdom Wednesday episode is slightly different because it's based on present-day events that I'm navigating and have forced me to look within at my own pain to see how that can be transformed and used for greater good. I recently lost all of my sentimental items that I kept for the past 31 years of my life which made me extremely angry. But anger is a secondary emotion - it's used to cover something else that's going on beneath the surface. For me, the root of the problem stemmed from extreme pain. I share what happened to me recently to encourage more introspection in order to uncover, address, and move forward in life. You can't heal what you're not willing to acknowledge.
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