One Thing in Common

Finding Purpose in Your Pain

Jay Thomas is the author of The Speak Life Series, Founder of the Misunderstood Millennial lifestyle brand and Good Media Studios, Co-Founder of the iWiLL Awareness Foundation, and co-host of The Good Podcast. On this episode, Jay shares how he found purpose in his pain, the foundation of his faith, normalizing mental health, dating with intention, and so much more. Get ready to hear a candid conversation filled with hidden gems.

What Makes a Good Friend, a GOOD Friend?

On today's podcast, I invite one of my best friends, Isabella Jaramillo! On this episode, we talk about all things friendships. We touch on the characteristics that make a friendship strong, share a couple of our own personal stories, green and red flags to look out for and so much more. Friends, we go deep into this topic. A truly enriching conversation that you don't want to miss! 

A Conversation on Why It’s So Hard for Men To Be Vulnerable, the Freedom It Can Lead to if They Decide To Be, and So Much More

Juan Alzate is a husband to his beautiful wife Daniela and a father to his sons John Junior and a baby on the way. He was born in Cali, Colombia and came to the United States at 6 years old. At the age of 18 he began a career in real estate which led him to complete a Bachelors Degree of Business Administration in Real Estate. After a professional career for 6 years in both residential and commercial real estate, selling properties and hotels of up to 23 million dollars, in 2020 he transitioned careers to work full-time in ministry at Vertical Church. On this episode, Juan shares with us the first time he saw a man in his life be vulnerable and how that moment changed him, how his own vulnerability led to freedom, why it's so hard for men to be vulnerable and the importance of having good quality friends around you and the impact it can have on your life. 

Choosing Faith Over Fear, Embracing the Unknown and Owning Your Story

Pamela Chiriboga is a lover all things travel, adventure, people, and storytelling. She is passionate about developing talent in others and has been blessed with the richness of culture, diversity and freedom. She’s traveled the world, formed deep friendships along the way and believes that we are all connected by our stories. On this episode, Pam shares with us how she navigated through some of the toughest seasons in her life, the art of surrender, embracing the unknown, and the power of owning your story. 

From Financial Mess to Financial Freedom

DeAngelo Moss is a man with a passion to deliver the truth about money management to his generation. With a background in real estate investing, finance, and a natural heart to serve others, DeAngelo embraced the mortgage industry and is now part of the industry's top branches in sales, service, and team values. With a proven ability to inspire and connect people, his approach to life and business serves him well in his pursuit to help people build their best lives. On this episode, DeAngelo shares with us how his biggest financial mistake was really the catalyst which led him to dig deeper into the topic of finances, which eventually led him to the position that he is in today. His story is one full of faith, wisdom, giggles and more! Grab a notebook and pen because this is an episode that's filled with hidden gems. 

Breaking the Stigma of Mental Health

Kicking off season 3 with my good friend, Jasmine Hernandez! On this episode, we have a candid conversation on breaking the stigma of mental health, the benefits of counseling, the importance of communicating your needs to those closest to you, celebrating the small wins and so much more. Jasmine is one of the funniest people I know, so get ready for some giggles and wisdom coming your way!

A Conversation on the Enneagram, Dating, Marriage and More

Wrapping up season 2 of the pod, we have Lauren and Jacarri Moore! On this episode, Lauren explains what the enneagram is and how understanding it can help bridge the gap in relationships. They both share their best piece of advice for people who are either single/dating, and also share how different life is now that they are married and what the journey of marriage has taught them so far. There are so many golden nuggets on this episode, trust me, it's one you don't want to miss! 

How Forgiveness Leads to Freedom

For this week's episode, I had the absolute honor of having an open conversation with Gislaine Sierra! Gislaine, alongside her husband, Virgilio Sierra, are the lead pastors of Vertical Church in South Florida. On this episode, we dive into the topic of forgiveness. We discuss why it's so hard to forgive, why we should forgive people who have done us wrong, and how forgiveness actually sets us free. Grab a notebook and pen for this one because it's golden! 

Recharge Your Batteries

Have you ever felt drained? Like you needed to recharge your batteries? I know I have. On this episode, I share with you guys a story that happened a couple weeks back, at the kitchen table. Little did I know that my frother slowing down, would end up teaching me a valuable lesson on the importance of recharging my own batteries.

Redefining Failure

On this week's episode, we have Paola Soares! Paola is a former journalist and National News Producer. Her stories have appeared on Univision, Telemundo, and ABC News among others. She's a Chicago girl who has made Miami her home and is the host of the recently launched, "But First, She Failed" Podcast. On this episode, Paola shares with us about her own failures, redefining failure, and explains why failure is a stepping stone towards success. Y'all, grab a notebook and pen for this one, because it's an episode you don't want to miss!