Reyna's Podcast

On today's episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley talk about the infamous, "Y El Novio" season. This question tends to creeps up at family events, especially during the holiday season. "Y El Novio" is basically the question that your family, especially your tia, will most likely ask. Reyna and Ashley do a weekly update, touch on what their personal dating life looks like when you have your own business, and answer a few questions from Steve Harvey's book, "Act Like A Lady, Think Like A Man". These are a few questions that you can ask yourself no matter what phase of dating you are in. If you are not successful in the love department as of right now, take a look inward and make sure you know what you want out of a potential relationship. This is important because when that special person does come along you, you are able to set them apart. The questions to ask yourself about dating: 1. What specific kind of man are you looking for? 2. How do I expect to be pursued? 3. What level of commit

On this episode of Latina Lifestyle Legacy, Reyna and Ashley talk about the importance of being comfortable with being uncomfortable. As hard as some situations may be, they allow us the opportunity to grow and be better versions or ourselves. David Goggins says, "We all need to start looking at obstacles very differently in life, Obstacles are purely hidden opportunities."  Having this mindset will also allow you to become solution orientated, instead of dwelling in these situations. Reyna and Ashley are continuously putting themselves in situations where they are challenged because they understand, regardless of how hard it may seem, they always come out a better person. Just because things go wrong, does not mean you can't be resourceful and find solutions.  Begin to give yourself grace and push through these tough times. Learn to celebrate the mistakes and keep moving forward. Try something new this week that will push you to that next level.  Latina Lifestyle Legacy Membership: https://rey

Studies show that 95% of your success/failures are determined by the people you spend time with in your day to day. Sometimes the people we choose to surround ourselves with can discourage our hopes and dreams. It is super important to be very intentional who we allow into our life. In the episode we describe the roles and who to seek for as a - professor, producer, professional, peer and mentor. In the episode, we list out resources and guidance on where to start finding these types of people & how they can take you to the next level. Latina Lifestyle Legacy Membership: https://reyna.mykajabi.com/LatinaLifestyleLegacy Ashley's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ashleey_xoxoxo/ Tasty.Confections Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tasty.confections/ Latina Lifestyle Legacy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/latinalifestylelegacy/

On today's episode Reyna and Ashley talk about the new structure of the show, setting boundaries, and shifting our lives to be what we want. Join us on our journey to building a legacy. Latina Lifestyle Legacy Membership: https://reyna.mykajabi.com/LatinaLifestyleLegacy Ashley's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ashleey_xoxoxo/ Tasty.Confections Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tasty.confections/ Latina Lifestyle Legacy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/latinalifestylelegacy/

I interview Gabriela Alvarez who shares her journey to building her GabulousLA jewelry brand. She shares the ups and downs of her journey but also how much she's grown and has found great mentors to get through it. You can listen to the episode where she also goes over building self-confidence and no longer comparing yourself to others on social media.  Gabriela's Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/gabulousla/ Latina Lifestyle Legacy Membership: https://reyna.mykajabi.com/LatinaLifestyleLegacy Latina Lifestyle Legacy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/latinalifestylelegacy/

I interview the founder of Vevvy’s Beauty Boutique Evelyn Villegas. Vevvy's Beauty Boutique is a Chicana-owned boutique with cruelty-free cosmetics and lashes. She shares her journey of why she decided to open up her own business & highlights all kinds of women. We discuss the mindset shift she’s needed to have in order to continue to pursue her dream.  Evelyn's Instagram Latina Lifestyle Legacy Instagram Latina Lifestyle Legacy Waitlist 

Have you ever had massive amounts of debt and felt so overwhelmed on how you were going to pay it off? I interviewed Lorena Ines, who shares her journey with paying off over $52,000 of debt and is on her way to becoming debt-free. Lorena and I discuss the topics about money, improving our relationships with money, and being more mindful about it. If you’ve ever felt lost or confused about where to start then you must listen to this episode! Waitlist for Latina Lifestyle Legacy Lorena’s Instagram

In my podcast episode, What to Expect the First 3 Years of Starting Your Business, I open up and share a lot about my journey and tips on how to overcome challenges that any new entrepreneur is going to face. Some topics I discuss: Suicide (Yes, I get a little vulnerable) Creating a New Mindset Setting Boundaries Personal Money Management Your Environment Wait List for Latina Lifestyle Legacy Here Instagram: @hola_reyna Website: www.reynamarrufo.com

In my new podcast episode, I share the differences of the two currencies: time vs. money. I bring up this topic because growing up as a first-generation Latina I feel that we are taught to value money more versus the time we can save if we invest a bit more money upfront. I touch on topics that I had to learn to remove limiting beliefs about money to really help my business grow. I cover the value of a business mentor or a business course that can cut the time in half of you trying to figure out the ins and outs of it all. I want to open up this discussion and ask you what you feel your time is worth? Feel free to listen to the episode and send me a DM on Instagram www.reynamarrufo.com

Navigating the world as a Latina entrepreneur is hard, the world seems to be against you at all odds, once conquered it feels like the world is at your fingertips, but then comes the toughest role of them all, Because before you are a Latina entrepreneur you are a Latina living in a tight knit Hispanic household. In this podcast episode I discuss a certain generational trauma that may be hidden in your family as well.  Moving out.  It can be one of the hardest things to do, because no one wants to leave the comfort and warmth that our family home provides. But what do we do when we are making good money, becoming financially literate and testing the limits. We want space, a change in energy and air. Usually (not always) the women in our families move out when they get married, or decide unexpectantly to start a family, but why does it feel that way. Why can’t Latina women decide when it’s time for them to start their dream and move out when they want too without the pressure of leaving with a man. A

In this episode I would like to introduce Jessica Morales, who is a Mind Strategistwho focuses on hypnotherapy, A not so common skill hypnotherapy uses hypnosis in aiding a certain individual to stay in a more happy, focused, and direct state of mind. Jessica Morales speaks on the use of EFT a type of counseling intervention. An ambitious individual, Jessica, a New York native was raised in the lower east side of the city. Moving from projects-to-projects Morales spoke on her goals as a growing teenager staring over the Brooklyn bridge to the world filled with possibilities. Feeling a bit disheartened about her position she managed later on to move to Hollywood to pursue acting. With a degree in Business development and marketing Morales felt like acting was happening for her but was not really fulfilling, with so many failed like attempts she redirected her path. After a life changing event with her mother, she connected with god and her passions and she began to follow her curiosity despite her passion for

For this podcast episode I would like to introduce Elaine Lou, a brilliant woman who focuses on Business and career coaching. She focuses on aiding women of color into transforming themselves and their career goals into sustainable foundations that build generational wealth. With over 250 clients served Elaine’s goal is to connect women into building their legacy of tomorrow. Elaine Lou was the typical honor student, top of her class with an astounding academic record, she had just graduated and had landed a job that secured her financially, she went from making 60-90k a year. She became a director within the age of 22. Everything that was getting checked off her checklist brought her closer to her goal, but she was not happy. In this episode we cover issues such as:

In this interview, I welcome guest Idania Ramirez,

Bellflower native Arturo speaks on overcoming struggles as a first-generation scholar and golfer. He speaks on overcoming challenges he’s faced such as culture shock, being a full-time student and trying to find the right path for himself academically and mentally. Arturo and his family managed to grow an income from his living room to a fully operational business with 45 employees and counting. He is now the CFO of Macrofit and Madhouse Gains Asylum a gym that was impacted during the covid-19 pandemic. Saro explains on how he overcame the problem and transformed his business space. Topics we discussed; -  Transforming your goals -  Non-traditional career paths -  Uprooting small businesses during covid-19 -  Positive states of mind - Not controlling what you can’t control -  Literary Resources Check out Arturo Saro’s Meal Prep Business on Instagram >> @lamacrofit FREE 15-minute consultation  Email: reyna@reynamarrufo.com Instagram: http://bit.ly/2op4C8B Facebook Page: http

What a year! Let's listen to these powerful women and myself who wrote a "Dear 2020" letter to ourselves of what this year taught us, what we look forward to in 2021, and what is our one word for the year. Thank you to the ladies who participated! You can follow them on social media down below. Their Instagram Profiles: Yvette Carmen Ashley Evelyn Estrella Abby Let's Connect! Instagram Facebook My Website  Schedule a FREE 15-minute consultation Email: reyna@reynamarrufo.com

In this episode, I interview Jhoanny Perez originally from the Dominican Republic and now living in the Bronx, New York. She is a Restaurant Business Strategist and helped her mom build three 7-figure restaurants from scratch. Jhoanny teaches immigrant families the step-by-step process to opening and running a restaurant or another food business. She empowers them with information, resources, and connections and guides them with licensing, design, staff management, and daily operations. Topics we cover: Crowdfunding The process of getting a liquor license The pros and cons of a liquor license Tips about opening up your own cafe Tips about coming up with a menu How she is keeping her 3 restaurants striving through the 2020 pandemic How to support food businesses right now Link to Jhoanny coaching:  https://campsite.bio/jhoannyperez https://mailchi.mp/b3c21fdd2d01/restaurant-empire Jhoanny's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therestaurantgrowthcoach/ Jhoanny's Facebook: Instagram: http://b

This episode I go over actionable steps you can do overcome fear. I share three examples of when fear has been presented in my life and how I change the framework on how I faced these fears. I share tons of resources and guidance on how to get passed your fears and take action on your goals! I mention the FREE Overcoming Fear workbook: Download HERE: http://www.reynamarrufo.com/overcomingfear Instagram: http://bit.ly/2op4C8B Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/reynaempowers Website: www.reynamarrufo.com: Schedule a FREE 15-minute consultation: https://bit.ly/FacebookAdConsultationWithReyna Latinas Leveling Up Workshop: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/latinas-leveling-up-business-and-marketing-workshop-tickets-133292967855 Email: reyna@reynamarrufo.com

New podcast episode with special guest Melissa Barajas. Melissa shares how she left her corporate America job once she got laid off and took a risk of going into the mortgage lending business. She did not know much about the business but she was eager to learn and these last few months she’s been one of the top earners! In the podcast interview we discuss getting out of your head, the importance of mentorship, and money mindset. Melissa's Instagram: @melissacbarajas Sign up for Latinas Leveling Up Workshop Schedule a Free Consultation Call with Me Social Media E-Course  Reyna's Instagram: @hola_reyna  Reyna's website: www.reynamarrufo.com

✨This week we will be presenting our brand new podcast episode featuring our very own Reyna Marrufo; Business coach and Facebook ads manager✨ In this episode we explain the benefit of facebook ads and how they can help grow your business. We explain the difference between running ads, boosting posts and the importance behind the graphics and copies that you share for your business. Reyna helps us dig deeper into promoting ads within facebook and its parent company Instagram. She helps explain the return of investment that comes within ads. Facebook ads are extended promotional and marketing materials that help your business grow. Running facebook ads, can help:

✨In this episode I welcome the lovely Vanessa Fondeur who is the CEO / Founder of Latino World Travelers. ✨ We discuss the lack of Latino representation in social media forums, and how she created her own safe space that allowed Latino travelers to interact with each other. She shares her journey on what it was like to be an educator and how she developed her love for traveling through her students. Vanessa shares all the countries and states that she has been too and what she wants to pursue next. She gives advice that could apply to anyone who wants to travel but doesn’t know where to start. This podcast episode is filled with valuable information from the best hotel sites to the insurance companies that help protect you abroad. Vanessa shares all her traveling tips and resources for safe travels. In this episode we value the connection between us as Latinos and what it would mean for us to travel and pick up new experiences. We can try to glamorize traveling, but it isn’t expensive if you truly want to see