Mujeres, seguimos sanando y creando. En el segundo episodio de 'Detrás de la Sanación', les presento a Diego Rodríguez. Diego Rodríguez, terapeuta holístico, coach de vida y persona con discapacidad visual. Después de más de 10 años de experiencia acompañando procesos de desarrollo personal, Diego descubrió que su misión era mucho más profunda: guiar a otros a reencontrarse con su esencia y transformar sus vidas desde el alma. Acompáñenme a aprender más sobre Diego, su propósito como guía espiritual, el transformador retiro que guió en Ecuador, y cómo durante el último año, Diego me ha acompañado en mi proceso de sanación. Este episodio también incluye un post-show en donde yo comparto mis experiencias de sanación con Diego, revelando las situaciones que me llevaron a buscar terapia y sanación holística: una histerectomía, una dolorosa separación y retirarme de mi carrera de 22 años.

Mujeres, ¿se atreven a hablar de Sanación y Espiritualidad? Les presento la nueva mini-serie: Detrás de la Sanación. En esta primera parte, les cuento las vivencias que me llevaron a un profundo mundo de sanación y a reencontrarme con mi espiritualidad. Durante este proceso, he descubierto las heridas que llevaba en mi subconsciente, esas que limitaban mi potencial y opacaban mi luz y mi felicidad. Comenzaremos con las heridas de la niñez, continuaremos con los cambios hormonales y emocionales que llegan con la edad, y finalizaremos con la situación de salud que alteraron mis planes. Será un viaje hacia las terapias holísticas de sanación que he descubierto y que me han ayudado a acercarme más a mi espiritualidad. Les comparto mi historia y el inicio de esta nueva serie de 6 episodios. Espero que se vean identificadas y sostenidas.

Liv Lewis is an award-winning marketing executive, a mother of two, founder of Livd, and creator and host of the Livd Stories Podcast. At the height of her career, Liv had a "soul-awakening" moment that forced her to look inward and face the difficult decision to end her 14-year marriage. Liv didn't just survive divorce—she transformed it, using the experience as a classroom and a catalyst for change. Now, she's channeling her healing and journey into Liv'd, a powerful, multi-platform community and podcast dedicated to empowering Black and brown women navigating separation and divorce. In this deep conversation, Liv shares her story: from her childhood in Sierra Leone, West Africa, to the childhood wounds that kept her stuck, and the deep healing necessary to rebuild her life and career with purpose. This episode is a beautiful testament to sisterhood and resilience—a story about protecting, uplifting, and aspiring women to live the lives they truly desire. Join Liv's community by visiting, Livd.co Listen to Livd Stories anywhere you podcast and on social media @livdstories Follow Liv on social media @Liv Lewis

Mujeres, are you ready for our first Hombre interview? This episode was recorded in Panama during Univision's Premios Juventud! I was lucky enough to sit down with Sean Fears, a renowned Hollywood celebrity stylist who has worked with icons like Cardi B, Alicia Keys, and Rihanna. Naturally, I wanted to learn more about his incredible career, but what happened next was unexpected—he ended up interviewing me! We had a wonderful conversation about Mujeres Create, purpose, the vision for 2026, and so much more. All of this while Sean was trimming and styling my hair! We also snuck in a few questions about love, astrology, energy, and love languages. This was such a sweet and spontaneous conversation. We hope you enjoy this vibrant exchange!

In this powerful finale of the Behind the Success series, we're diving deep into what it takes to stop letting your corporate identity define your life. We're laying out essential steps you can take right now to begin creating your own version of success. For women of color, this conversation is deeply personal. As daughters of immigrant parents and often the first to hold these corporate roles, charting new territory is more than a choice—it's an ingrained superpower. But in the pursuit of new ventures, we must confront the hidden messages and limiting beliefs that pull us back into old, small-thinking patterns. This episode is also a heartfelt celebration and homage to my beautiful, unforgettable career in media and multicultural marketing. With deep love and gratitude, this is for everyone who dares to dream big—and does so in spite of their fears.

In this episode, I pull back the curtain on my time at iHeartMedia, which began with excitement, fun events, and the warmest work environment. But as the pandemic hit and priorities shifted, I was faced with a new reality and difficult decisions. I'll share how I transitioned into iHeart's first-ever Diversity & Inclusion role, only to find my passion met with resistance. This episode is about navigating times of change, fighting for your values, and finding the courage to walk away when a company is no longer aligned with your purpose.Join me as I share 5 pivotal lessons from this role, including:The Power of People: Why warmth and community in the workplace matter more than ever.Self-Empowerment: How to advocate for yourself as a woman of color in a traditional corporate environment.Know When to Leave: The gift of knowing when to walk away from a job that no longer serves you.The Power of the Pivot: Why leaving corporate isn't a failure, but a bold step toward a more aligned path.Tune in to hear the full story and feel empowered to make your next career move a courageous one.

Have you ever wanted to travel the world while doing some good? In this episode, I sit down with Trish Tierney, the co-founder of WAKE International. She shares her journey from volunteering in Namibia to co-founding a global alliance that empowers women and girls worldwide.We talk about how she and her team at WAKE—which is celebrating its 10th year of service—are using their Tech2Empower initiative to help NGOs, women-owned businesses and young girls thrive. This conversation is about more than just social impact; it's about the creative energy that lives inside every woman, waiting to be used for a higher purpose.If you've ever felt the call to make a difference, this episode is for you. You can learn more at Wakeinternatinal.org.

On this episode of Behind the Success career series, we're busting the myth of the "dream job." In Part 6: All That Glitters Is Not Gold, I share my biggest career "failure" and pull back the curtain on what it was really like to work at a Big Tech company like Google.Behind the prestigious title and resume, a different reality was at play—one of navigating difficult managers, battling career burnout, and fighting to protect my own well-being.This episode is about learning to thrive in a high-pressure environment without losing yourself. You'll hear about the importance of finding your community wherever you go and why your identity is so much more than your job title.Tune in to discover the powerful lessons on how to find your voice and save yourself from the pressures of modern work.

To the tune of "Refranes" (sayings), Hady Méndez shares her Latina journey and the lessons that shaped her.In this powerful conversation, Hady reflects on the wisdom of her New York-Rican upbringing and her resilience as often the only Latina in the corporate spaces she navigated. She shares not only how she learned to take up space and use her voice, but how she encourages other women to do the same.If you’re a woman facing career challenges, job loss, or ready to finally launch your creation, this episode is for you. Hady’s story, told in her new book "Calladita No More", is the perfect guide to help you get grounded in yourself, use your unique story as a motivator, and bring your own chair to the table. Join us on a journey of connection and fully embracing who we are, so we can discover all the beautiful places our authenticity can take us."Calladita No More" is available on September 15th, 2025.

Mujeres, are you looking to reinvent yourself and add a little more fun to your career?In this episode, I share my journey into the tech world and the powerful lessons I learned during my time at Hulu, the most exciting years of my career. This is a must-listen if you're feeling stuck in your role, a manager looking to infuse more fun into your team dynamic, or simply curious about the tech space. We'll discuss my top five lessons, including how to see the big picture of your unique value and bring your whole self to the table. Since Hulu recently announced its full transition to Disney+, recording this episode was especially nostalgic.

Mujeres, let's talk about money!In this episode, I'm taking you inside my biggest salary negotiations at Hulu, Google, and iHeartMedia. I went from navigating three roles at NBCU with no salary negotiation to becoming a complete boss who wouldn't settle for less at Google and iHeartMedia.We'll talk about the courage it takes to ask for more, the power of mentorship, and the valuable lessons I learned along the way. If you are a woman of color navigating these tough conversations, this episode is for you.Tune in to learn how to ask for your worth and get it. Grab a glass of water, roll up your sleeves, and get ready to take some notes. Latina Equal Pay Day is NOW!

Eight years into my career, I got the itch for a new challenge. The digital media world was booming, and the competition was fierce. In this episode, I share the story of my interview at Yahoo—the rejection that came with it—and the powerful redirection that landed me the job of my dreams at Hulu.Join me for a powerful lesson on why a closed door isn't always a "no," but a sign to walk a different path. This episode is for anyone feeling lost or discouraged in their job search.

In this episode, I'm talking about one of the biggest and most unexpected leaps of my career: getting promoted to a sales role as an Account Executive and the big move to Chicago. I share the unbelievable story of how it happened and the important lessons I learned along the way. We dive into the power of building community and leaving room for the unexpected to happen. Sometimes, surrendering to your path is more effective than over-planning it. Tune in to this episode if you're ready to make bold decisions and take a big leap in your own career!

In this episode, I share the full story of my first media job—a pivotal moment that taught me a powerful lesson about timing and divine intervention. After being told I didn't get the role, a twist of fate landed it in my lap and launched my 22-year career. Tune in to hear the details of how I broke into the industry and the lessons I learned. If you’re trying to find your way in a new industry, this one's for you.

Mujeres, are you ready to be inspired? My next guest is an absolute force of nature. Please welcome Candy Nairovy Santana!This first-generation Dominican-American powerhouse is a Juris Doctor, entrepreneur, author, and actress known for her roles in Hotel Cocaine and Road House. As the founder of Ánima Azul Productions, she is committed to promoting culturally authentic storytelling, and her agency, C.O.V.E. Media, has helped clients generate over $20 million in sales.On today's episode, we're talking with Candy about her journey from a fast-track law career to a life driven by purpose. We'll explore how she navigates her identity as an Afro-Latina in Hollywood, her Dominican upbringing, and her vision for Ánima Azul Productions. This is a conversation about listening to your inner voice, silencing limiting beliefs, and turning passion into purpose.

En este episodio especial, les cuento mi historia, que comienza con mis humildes inicios en la República Dominicana. Compartiré mi camino como mujer de primera generación, mis estudios universitarios, una carrera corporativa de 22 años en medios y tecnología, y las experiencias de salud que me convirtieron en una persona consciente de mi bienestar. Todas estas experiencias personales han dado forma a quien soy hoy y me han llevado a crear el podcast "Mujeres Créate".¡Espero que disfruten escuchando!

In this powerful episode, we sit down with award-winning children's book author, wellness advocate, and mother of three, Xiomara Gallego-Bernard. Xiomara perfectly embodies the spirit of our podcast, turning a personal challenge into a mission to serve her community.We dive into Xiomara's transformative parenting journey that led her to uncover the Highly Sensitive Personality (HSP) trait in both her son and herself. It's a revelation that not only gave her answers but also inspired her to become the author of the award-winning bilingual children's book series, Tomás Returns to School and her new book, Tomás Goes to Oliver's House.This episode tackles a topic that hits close to home for many of us: how to reconcile our vibrant Latino culture, with its loud celebrations and affectionate embraces, with the needs of a Highly Sensitive Person.This is a must-listen for anyone who wants to understand and champion the Highly Sensitive Person in their life. Tune in to hear about Xiomara's inspiring journey from the corporate world to a full-time author and advocate, with an uplifting message for all Mujeres.

Hola Mujeres! In this special episode, I open up about my journey, starting from my humble beginnings in the Dominican Republic. I'll share my path as a first-generation mujer, including what it was like being the first daughter, first granddaughter, first niece, and first cousin in my big Dominican family. I also delve into my college education, a 22-year corporate career in media and tech, and the health experiences that shaped me into someone who is health-conscious and passionately advocates for rest and all things wellness. All these deeply personal experiences have shaped who I am today—all leading to the higher purpose behind the Mujeres Create Podcast. I hope you enjoy listening.

In this episode, we sit down with Stephanie LeBlanc-Godfrey, a true trailblazer in tech and media and the founder of the groundbreaking platform, Mother AI. Stephanie, with over two decades of experience at top companies like Google, Forbes, and NBCUniversal, shares her story of transitioning from corporate life to entrepreneurship with a mission to uplift and support Mothers.Stephanie shares insights from her impressive career, detailing how her Trinidadian heritage has fueled her advocacy and community-building efforts. She discusses her pivotal work supporting women of color in corporate spaces and how these experiences led her to launch Mother AI. Discover how Steph is now empowering ambitious parents to master AI, seeing it as a powerful tool to navigate modern life with more intention and less overwhelm. Tune in for a conversation about purpose, empowerment, and embracing the future of technology for family well-being.

After 20 successful years in corporate Media & Tech, the founder and CEO of Mother AI, Stephanie Leblanc-Godfrey, hit pause to ask herself a powerful question: What do I want?That simple question sparked a seismic shift, leading her to create her own tech company, Mother AI! As a first-generation American with deep Trinidadian roots, she navigated corporate life with intention and built a company where AI helps women amplify their brilliance, not just automate their tasks.