Jen Hemphill, host of "Her Dinero Matters" shares the 3 steps she took to change her money mindset and actionable tools you can do to do the same. We talk about the Latin American Money Mindset, what to ask yourself when you are trading time for money, and how to become your money queen or reina de tu dinero.

[SOLO] Other practices you can use to tap into Flow or The Zone.

[SOLO] Today we are talking about your brainwaves and examples of activities you can do to tap consistently into The Zone. Use the meditation as a tool for you to tap into different brainwaves and become more productive.

Kim Boda, The Mindful Agent, is a Certified NeuroChangeSolutions Consultant and Team Leader For Dr. Joe Dispenza, a world-renowned speaker, New York Times bestselling author and neuroscientist. Kim is trained as a Certified Neurochangesolutions Consultant by Dr. Joe Dispenza and Brendon Buchard as Certified High-Performance Coach™. Kim combines knowledge and her experience following the Real Estate Crash of 2008, where her world was turned upside down. Between 2008 - 2010, she lost everything: her home, her investment property, her vacation home in Palm Springs, her Range Rover, and her savings account. She was under serious stress, depressed, and experiencing anxiety. That's when her friend invited her to a book study "Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself" by Dr. Joe Dispenza. She started the meditations, which are about rewiring your brain to rid yourself of beliefs that do not serve you, and after 2-3 months of daily meditation, she felt renewed joy, for the first time in years. Meditation literally changed the architecture of her brain, healed her health, and helped her business thrive again! Kim facilitates a proven, neuroscience program called “Change Your Mind…Create New Results” developed by Dr. Joe Dispenza. The tools and models of this cutting edge program help to propel individuals, teams, and organizations into self-awareness and peak performance. She shares her journey and she is passionate about teaching wellness and mindfulness-based change initiatives via neuroplasticity to challenge the new, modern workplace. Please enjoy this episode with Kim Boda

[SOLO] In today's episode we go into 5 questions I make to know if it's time to take a break from social media. 1. IS SOCIAL MEDIA THE FIRST THING YOU DO WHEN WAKING UP? 2. HOW IS THE IDEA OF LEAVING YOUR PHONE FOR ONE DAY? 3. HOW MUCH TIME OF MY DAY I’M SPENDING ON SOCIAL MEDIA? 4. WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH AN EXTRA MONTH? 5. ARE YOU CREATING MORE THAN WHAT YOU ARE CONSUMING?

[SOLO] Today I give 5 lessons in 5 minutes of what I learned from taking social media and phone breaks. 1. I have the power to take back the control 2. Breaking the habit of being on your phone, to be watching TV, or binging on Netflix. It's the same as not leaving your phone in the first place. 3. Create more, consume less. 4. Help your loved ones creating more. 5. No matter how many social media breaks I take. These habit-forming products are designed to be addictive.

[SOLO] In this episode, Angie talks about 2 tools she uses for coming up with brand new names, changing the name of the podcast, and introducing a new format for the episodes.

[INTERVIEW] Mariana Vasconcelos is the daughter of farmers, co-founder, and CEO of Agrosmart, tech pioneer company by the World Economic Forum. Mariana was recognized as MIT Technology Review Innovators under 35, Forbes 30 Under 30, and Fast Company 100 Most Creative. She is the global ambassador for Thought for Food, an expert in digital agriculture and considered one of the 100 most influential agribusiness people by Dinheiro Rural Magazine. She comes to the podcast to talk about how to love the imperfection of decision making, how to deal with mistakes, and how to make the best decision for every moment.

[SOLO] In today's episode, Angie talks about a personal story on how her family went from having it all to lose all their savings in less than 24 hours. She talks about how you can recover if you have lost it all. She mentions the Kubler-Ross Grief Cycle as a tool to use in your personal life and business life. Enjoy this episode!

[SOLO] The first thing that many entrepreneurs fear is that someone will copy their big millionaire idea. However, I tell you in this episode the biological reason why your idea is not as original as you think. I tell you 2 stories of when I have been copied and when I have copied others. Yes, you are also copying other people! And I tell you the antidote to do it in a way that everyone is happy and how to move to a more collaborative environment. I share with you the tool that I and my mentors use when searching for innovative ideas for any project, podcasts, books, or new companies.

[SOLO] La primera cosa que muchos emprendedores temen es que alguien copie su gran idea millonaria. Sin embargo les cuento en este episodio la razón biologica de cómo tu idea no es tan original como tu piensas. Les cuento 2 historias de cuando me han copiado y cuando he copiado a otros. Sí, tu también estás copiando a otras personas! Y les cuento el antidoto para hacerlo de una manera que todo el mundo este feliz y como movernos a un ambiente más colaborativo. También les platico de la herramienta que yo y otros de mis mentores usan cuando buscamos ideas innovadoras.

[SOLO] El único hack que necesitamos es que estás creando tu futuro ahora. De hecho, estamos creando nuestro futuro cada segundo. El hack más avanzado es no hay ningún hack porque hay que estar satisfecho con el camino con todo lo bueno y lo malo, los altibajos. Únete y comencemos a crear un futuro mejor juntos. ¡Únete, suscríbete y comparte!

[SOLO] Angie talks about her own personal experience going from a tech- frightened girl to a tech entrepreneur. How she faced her fears and turned the can't into can. Angie talks about her failures in tech, and how to turn those into service to help others. In this episode, Angie is interviewed by Zette, the operations behind this podcast. This podcast wouldn't be possible without her and all the team behind Angie. And of course you. This episode is great for everyone who is afraid of technology, or if you are working on your growth mindset and building a new skillset.

[SOLO] The only hack that we need is that you are creating your future right now. In fact, we are creating our future every second. This podcast is not about empty promises and quick fixes. It's about the long term approach to how you can enjoy your life and business now. You don't need any hacks because you are fulfilled with your journey with all the good and bad, the ups and downs. Join us and let's start creating a brighter future together. Join, Subscribe, and Share! http://podcast.angiecarrillo.com/

[INTERVIEW] Kacia Fitzgerald from EmpowerHer Podcast comes to chat about motivation and why we not only need motivation to get results. We chat about actionable steps and tools we can use to get results. Kacia went from being a Googler with a successful job most people want to having her own company and empowering women with her podcast EmpowerHer with over 1M downloads. She shares her mindset and tools to change situations and get results.

[ENTREVISTA] El día de hoy tengo a Karla Lora-Cabán como invitada, ella es life coach, speaker internacional, abogada y creadora de Lolitas Journey, espacio de empoderamiento, resiliencia, positivismo. Ella se embarcó en el mundo del desarrollo personal, tras su lucha contra el cáncer. Cuando la conocí su historia me impacto y sabía que tenía que entrevistarla en el podcast. En 2015, luego de 3 meses en cuidados intensivos, 2 cirugías de pulmón y un coma, Karla fue diagnosticada con una tipología de cáncer sanguíneo. Y nos complace anunciar que mientras haciamos la producción de este podcast Karla después de 5 años finalmente es cancer free! Comenzamos hablando de temas de productividad tóxica y terminamos platicando de salud mental, depresión, redes sociales y cómo amarnos a nosotras mismas y ser nuestra mejor versión ahora.

[INTERVIEW] My guest today Danhalit Zamalloa has started businesses in extreme conditions: - Start a company on a dictatorship (checked) - Start a company while the country is on a protest (checked) - Start a company while on a global pandemic (Checked) She is a tech entrepreneur, and co-founder and CEO of Wibo, a mobile engagement platform. Dana is a Global Shaper, an initiative of the World Economic Forum, and was the former President of AIESEC in Venezuela. I met Danha 5 years ago when she was working in her first company PagoFlash which was a great example of how to start and grow a company during uncertain times. Dana tells her story of how she grew up in the era of Hugo Chavez and was part of the political protest movement. And how she started one company during the dictatorship in Venezuela and her second company during the protest movement in Chile. A great listen to prepare your business during uncertain times.

[ENTREVISTA] Mi invitada de hoy Danhalit Zamalloa ha emprendido en condiciones extremas: - Emprender en dictadura (checked)  - Emprender en Estallido Social (checked) - Emprender en Pandemia Global (Checked)  Ella es una emprendedora tecnológica, cofundadora y CEO de Wibo, una plataforma de interacción móvil. Danha es Global Shaper, una iniciativa del Foro Económico Mundial y fue la ex presidenta de AIESEC en Venezuela. Conocí a Danha hace 5 años cuando trabajaba en su primera compañía, PagoFlash, que fue un gran ejemplo de cómo iniciar y hacer crecer una empresa en tiempos de incertidumbre.Danha nos cuenta su historia de cómo creció en la era de Hugo Chávez y fue parte del movimiento de protesta política. Y cómo comenzó una compañía durante la dictadura en Venezuela y su segunda compañía durante las protestas en Chile. Un gran episodio para preparar su negocio en tiempos de incertidumbre.