September brought big changes—I turned 40, lost my beloved dog Bowser, and welcomed a rescued pup into my life. Family transitions and chaos disrupted my routine, just as I was starting a new nutrition plan.
Life gets messy, and sometimes we lose the energy to continue what we started. Bu as my nutritionist reminded me: "To retake your routine, all you have to do is retake it."
This applies to learning English too. If you started this year—or even last month—but paused or never began, it's never too late. You just need to start.
I love seeing people begin in the last quarter of the year—it's the perfect time to focus and make progress.
Ready to start (or restart) your English journey? Join my conversation courses and let's do it together!
Meet Sarahí, one of my former students, whose journey proves that growth doesn't wait for perfect conditions—neither in life nor in audio!
(Yes, my mic didn't connect properly when we recorded, but you're already hearing the fixed version. I kept this episode because real calls aren´t always crystal clear either—and that's a skill worth practicing!)
In this episode, Sarahí shares:
If you're ready to take the next step towards growth, enrollment is now open for the Business Empowerment Program starting on September 12, 2025. Sign up using this link and start your own process:
Wanting to speak English isn't enough.
You need bigger purpose, real motivation, and consistent effort over time. No app or 3-month plan will do the work for you—you have to commit time, energy, and courage to truly improve.
If you're ready to step it up and make English a real goal, I can support you through the process.
Are you stuck in the "all or nothing" cycle—going all in with your english practice and then burning out, or doing nothing at all and feeling guilty about it?
In this episode, I share my own struggles with consistency (yes, even after 20 episodes!) and how I've learned to adjust, restructure, and give myself permission to try again—lessons that apply directly to building your communication skills in English.
If you've ever started an English course full of energy only to lose momentum, or if you've been waiting for the "perfect moment" to start, this one's for you.
You don't need to go to extremes to make real progress—you just need the right process.
Click the link to work with me and finally make English a part of your life without the burnout:
Confidence isn't always what it seems. In this episode, we break down the surprising pros and cons of both underconfidence and overconfidence—and how each can hold you back in your career if you're not careful.
Discover where you stand, why it matters, and how to build the kind of confidence that empowers growth, not ego.
Ready to take action?
Join the Business Empowerment Program starting September 12 and start building real, sustainable confidence.
I used to be so shy that I couldn't even ask for candy at the store when I was little—I'd whisper in my brother's ear so he could ask for me.
Now I train teams, lead presentations, and host this podcast. And here's the twist: I'm still an introvert.
In this episode, I share:
If speaking in English still feels intimidating, know this: the goal isn't to be perfect—it's to take your next step.
And if you're ready for a structured, supportive space to grow, my Business Empowerment program starts on September 12.
You may think you need more grammar or vocabulary...
But what if the real problem is something deeper—like fear, hesitation, or self-doubt?
In this episode, I share what I've learned after mentoring hundreds of professionals who want to feel more fluent and confident speaking English at work. Most of them come to me asking for more words or more practice—but what they really need is to start experiencing English differently.
Confidence doesn't come from studying more. It comes from doing—from creating new expowering experiences that help you trust yourself when you speak.
That's why I opened doors to the Business Empowerment Program—a space where we not only practice English for real work situations (meetings, presentations, interviews), but also address the fears and limiting beliefs that hold you back.
If you're tired of second-guessing yourself in English or staying quiet even when you have something to say, this episode is for you.
Listen now—and if you're ready to step into 2026 with a new level of confidence, check this link and join the program.
What if fear wasn't the villain... but the push you needed?
In this episode, I open up about one of the most uncertain seasons of my life—the moment fear knocked on my door and forced me to take action. You'll hear the story behind how I ended up teaching English online, not as a backup plan, but as a bold, conscious decision during a difficult time for my family.
Here's what I share with you today:
1. How fear helped me move instead of staying stuck
2. The exact steps I followed to turn a question into a plan.
3. How to use fear as fuel for growth—not paralysis.
This episode is for anyone facing uncertainty or wondering what to do with the fear that sneaks in when life takes a turn.
Want to practice English with me and feel empowered through real, honest conversations? Let's connect!
When did "native" become the benchmark?
It's 2025, and someone told me my accent wasn't native enough—for a project similar to many I've delivered before.
It hurt. I started doubting myself.
And maybe you've been there too—wondering if your English is "good enough," or worse, feeling like you have to sound native.
Here's what I realized:
If you've ever felt small because of your accent, you're not alone.
The real problem isn't how you sound—it's how others expect you to sound.
What do you think? Let's talk in the comments.
Ready to practice English and build real confidence in conversation? Let's do it together.
What happens when you lose touch with your feminine energy and your English fluency... but find your way back to both?
In this episode, I sit down with Analú, marketing expert and founder of Glint Accesorios GT—a brand that helps women reconnect with their feminine energy through intentional accessories.
We talk about her bold journey of reclaiming her confidence in English—how in just 2 months, she went from self-doubt to fluency by taking small, intentional steps (including sending that one scary voice note).
We dive into:
If you've ever felt disconnected from yourself—your voice, your energy, your purpose—this conversation will remind you that it's all still there... sometimes you just need a little push.
If you're ready to level up your spoken English skills, feel free to send me a DM!
About my guest:
About our Women's Wellness Club:
Disclaimer:
The opinions shared in this episode reflect the speaker’s personal perspective at the time and may shift or evolve over time. This space is all about exploring different perspectives, learning from each other, and growing together—so take what resonates with you and enjoy the conversation!
I got laid off from what I consider the worst job I've ever had. I had even tried to quit before it happened. And yet, when I lost it—not by choice, not on my terms—it shook me.
I didn't realize how much of my identity was wrapped around a job title... until it was gone.
In this episode, I open up about:
Some reminders:
So... who are you?
Want to practice English with me? Let’s connect:
We sat down for an honest conversation about jealousy—in relationships, in friendships, and in everyday life. There was laughter, nerves, and powerful vulnerability.
Two of my students (Dania and Mafer) joined me today, even though they were anxious about speaking English on the podcast. They took the challenge. They shared their voices, their stories, and created something meaningful—evidence that they can speak English, even when fear is present.
This is a reminder that growth happens outside the comfort zone—and that courage isn't the absence of fear, but moving forward despite it.
If you've been hesitating to practice, let their bravery inspire you to take the first step. Join us, and create your own proof that it's possible for you too.
Ready to work on your English?
About my guest:
Disclaimer:
The opinions shared in this episode reflect the speaker’s personal perspective at the time and may shift or evolve over time. This space is all about exploring different perspectives, learning from each other, and growing together—so take what resonates with you and enjoy the conversation!
Let's get real: no one builds a solid skill in 3 months.
In this episode, I break down the hours, the habits, and the real work behind learning English over the long haul. No hacks—just honest insight from over two decades of doing it myself.
My intention is that you walk away with clarity, motivation, and permission to grow at your own pace. So if you've ever felt behind or not "good enough," this one's for you.
Small actions, done often, lead to big change.
Are you ready to practice English with me? Here's how:
Deadlines used to stress me out. Now they keep me sharp.
In this episode, I break down how deadlines shape behavior—mine, my clients', and even those who haven't taken action yet.
Here's what you'll take away:
Watch the full episode to shift your perspective on deadlines—and finally get things done.
Do you want to practice English with me? Connect with me:
Our story—shaped by culture, experiences, education, and affection—quietly forms emotional patterns that guide how we speak, act, and connect.
What if your fear of rejection isn’t just hesitation, but a wound asking to be healed?
In this episode, I share how fear held me back from sharing my voice—and how healing some of that helped me move forward.
🎧 Join me as we look beneath the surface and take one step closer to making our dreams come true.
Do you want to practice English with me? Let’s connect
You want it. You know it’ll help. But you still don’t go for it.
Some of the ideas covered in this episode:
How much longer are you willing to wait?
Let’s engage in interesting English conversations:
Sharing a realization I had this week and how this new question came to me today.
Are you asking yourself the right type of question?
What are you currently overly identifying with, that's no longer working for you?
This episode almost didn’t make it to your ears—but that’s exactly what makes it worth sharing.
Today, I’m walking you through what it really means to commit to something, even when things get messy, busy, or downright overwhelming.
This is not about perfection—it’s about showing up, especially for yourself.
🔥 In this episode, I cover:
1. Why clarity (and SMART goals) is the foundation of follow-through
2. The behind-the-scenes reality of creating consistent content
3. My personal non-negotiables and how they keep me grounded
4. A simple method to create your own plan when life gets chaotic
This one is short, honest, and full of intention. Hit play and let it be the nudge you needed today.
Want to practice English with me? Let’s connect:
This podcast is a space where fear takes a back seat and learning comes from real, vulnerable conversations.
Today, I had the honor of speaking with Silvia — a student who courageously accepted my invitation to have a public conversation in English. If you’ve ever tried to express yourself in another language, you know how exposed that can feel (I’ve been there too).
Our conversation focuses on self-compassion, and it led us to explore:
We hope this episode helps you feel seen and reminds you: Your English is already a powerful tool. Let it guide you through meaningful moments like this one.
Want to have your own breakthrough conversation?
Reach out — I’d love to support you.
Disclaimer:
The opinions shared in this episode reflect the speaker’s personal perspective at the time and may shift or evolve over time. This space is all about exploring different perspectives, learning from each other, and growing together—so take what resonates with you and enjoy the conversation!
A recent conversation with one of my students sparked this episode.
Have you ever gone blank when speaking English in front of people you care about? You're not alone — and it's not just a language issue. It’s your nervous system trying to protect you.
In this episode, I explore what’s really happening in your body and brain during those high-stress moments:
Most importantly, I share practical tools to shift from survival mode to a state of calm and presence — so you can access your words, your clarity, and your power.
Whether you're learning English or navigating high-stakes conversations, this episode will help you reconnect with your voice and reclaim control from the inside out.
Want to practice English with me? Let’s connect:
