To be Alone but not lonely is a practice that comes with effort, repetition and a mindset shift. In this episode we talk about our journeys learning to embrace and love solitude and our own company. We talk about the daunting uncomfortable phase and how it is an act of courage difficult it is to push past it. Embracing solitude is connection and act of stepping into your power and we are here to talk about our experience and our favorite ways we enjoy solitude during different phases of life. Join us on our conversation. This is our last episode of season 2. We want to say thank you to everyone who has listened, commented, liked, shared and connected with us throughout these last 10 weeks. We are so excited to keep the conversation going and coming back sooner than you think. Thank you so much for being here. We will see you soon xx
In this episode we talk about our spirituals journeys and how it has shaped us into the people we are today and how without God none of what we do would be possible. In this episode we talk how both of our spiritual journeys look differently, Diana's path being catholicism and Angie's curiosity toward eastern religions and christianity, but one of the universal things we can agree on is God and love. 🌱 https://www.instagram.com/growaswegopodcast/ https://www.tiktok.com/@growaswegopodcast?lang=en
Being in your 20s feels like your walking blinding in a clouds of fog with nothing but hope on your back that you'll find our way and everything will be okay. And guess what? everything will be okay. let's talk about it.
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Friendships and sisterhood is one of the most important pillars to have and to nurture. So much of what we can learn about love and life can be found through sisterhood. In this episode we talk about the meaning of sisterhood, how to navigate the tribulations and embrace the evolution of friendships as they take different shape and form throughout time.
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This episode is all about what it means to live a creative life and how we are all considered creatives. Being a creative isn't exclusive to artistic creation but by definition "bringing something into existence" which is what we do every day by cultivating our morning routine and other life style fundamentals. We reference Rick Rubin's book 'The Creative Act' and his philosophies on how we could nurture this outlook on life every day.
This episode is all about love and relationships where we each share our personal experiences in relationships from what worked to what didn’t, reflect on the different ways love has shown up in our lives and been our teacher, bell hook’s book ‘all about love’ and how we think it’s a book everyone should pick up.
As women in our mid twenties we experience something called "the second puberty" where the things your body was just used to be able to do suddenly feels like it takes 5x more effort/time mentally, emotionally and physically. Moving away from body positivity but toward a state of neutrality where gratitude for your body to be able to simple function for you is the main focus, but not an always an easy perspective shift. Joined by our season 2 guest, Tiffany, we open up about our experience with getting older and how thats impacted us an emotional, mental and physical level.
In this episode, Angie talks about her journey chasing creativity and how she was able to turn her passion of video & photography into her career.
In this episode we get into Diana’s journey from the ie to paris and how that was possible for her, her relationship with God as an anchor, and to why she now choses to call Paris her home.
We're back for another season where we dive into different topics ranging in relationships, spirituality, passions, & navigating our early 20's. Grow As We Go Podcast is a loving safe space that rejects perfection, and is anchored in our interconnectedness. We discuss our experiences, curiosity, and vulnerability while we grow as we go.
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Our 25th episode is here, and we have bittersweet news to announce… To match the theme of our lives, Grow As We Go will be going under some new changes. We will be taking a break and completely rebranding (SO EXCITING), upgrading, and shifting into season-based podcasts!! We are filled with so much gratitude for what these past episodes have brought us and we are looking forward to the even better content to come. This is not a goodbye, but a see you later… so head over to our IG @growaswegopodcast where we will be posting new updates.
In this episode, we dive into another conversation about our culture with a very special guest, Tiffany Zuniga, but this time we go deeper into how colorism and machismo show up in latinx culture. As we reflect together, we realize how speaking about these issues in community can help deconstruct the generation trauma, and we highlight how even though we are all under the umbrella of the same culture, each of our experiences is unique and valid.
Have you ever wondered what it's like to even be in a sorority? Since greek life is usually depicted in movies from a social perspective of parties, we decided to give our audience an insight of what it's really like. In this episode we share our experiences of being apart of sorority life. We converse the worthiness of joining a sorority but ultimately emphasize that each experience is unique.
In this episode, we are joined by Dyana Gonzalez, a fitness enthusiast, and a fellow friend. We each share our journeys with our health and fitness regime while acknowledging the ups and downs, the pressures, and the stigma behind it. We emphasize the importance of having the right intentions towards our health & fitness so that we can create a healthy lifestyle. Ultimately, we discuss the importance of listening to our bodies in order to provide the best nourishment physically, mentally, and emotionally.
Were you ever given an idea of how your life should like in your 20s? In this episode, we dissect the narratives that were created for us on how our life should potentially look like by now. We emphasize on how, post graduation, we tend to compare our life to others because we are so embedded with the idea that we were given to us in high school. Now, join us and create your own timeline and exclude yourself from the expected. Your life has its own path.
In this nostalgic humorous episode, we discuss how YouTube has collectively shaped our generation. We discover why Youtube is so important to us and the valuable lessons we have learned and continue to learn this day. Join us in this conversation of reminiscing our childhood to our current favorite Youtubers. In the end, our love grew fonder for an app that has so much to offer.
Climate change has been a controversial issue for many years and it’s been deteriorating the Earth faster than we think. On this Earth Day, we are joined by our lovely guest Marissa Moran, as she gives us a quick intake on what climate change really is and how it’s been harming our Earth. Together, we exchange the importance of small environmentally conscious decisions we can do individually to help preserve our earth and reduce our carbon footprint. TAKE CARE OF OUR HOME
You asked, we answered. In this episode, we continue the conversation of insecurities based on questions we received from you. We talked about the different relationships we each have with mirrors and the ways mirrors have affected our relationship with our bodies. Along with how seeking perfection inhibits our ability to fully embrace and embody our authentic selves. Join us as we self-reflect and confront our insecurities, TOGETHER.
In this short episode we dip our toes into the deep waters of insecurities. We share our own insecurities and find the similarities in them. Also, acknowledging how our upbringings have influenced them. Since we briefly discussed this is deep topic, we decided to leave it up to You, the audience, to pick what levels of this vast ocean of insecurities to talk about. We hope to continue on this journey of self love and appreciation for one’s authentic self, together.
What we watch growing up shapes and influences us in many more way that we may think. In this episode we reflect on the female representation we had growing up, through some of our favorite tv shows like Wizards of Waverley Place and Cheetah Girls. There is much more efforts to be made in diversifying the female narrative, therefore we encourage you all to reflect with us for the betterment of future generations.