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Amiga, Handle Your Shit

Amiga, Handle Your Shit

De: Jacqueline Tapia
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A Podcast that inspires, motivates, empowers, helps breakdown cultural limitations, while shamelessly and fiercely helping YOU stand in YOUR true power, as an unapologetic Latina! You will learn from authentic spiritual luminaries and elite performance experts who teach success strategies that impact the world, one Latina at a time.

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Jacqueline Tapia
Ciencias Sociales Economía Higiene y Vida Saludable
Episodios
  • The Latina Blueprint for Breaking Into Tech, Leading Boldly, and Building What’s Missing, with Christina D. Gallegos
    Aug 19 2025

    Tech is everywhere, but representation still lags, especially for Latinas. Despite being one of the fastest-growing demographics in the workforce, Latinas remain underrepresented in the rooms where major tech and business decisions are made. But that’s starting to change. When you combine global experience, technical skill, and a fearless mindset, you don’t just participate in the industry, you help shape it!


    This episode proves what's possible when Latinas take up space, lead innovation, and use their voice to create lasting impact.


    In this episode, I'm joined by Christina D. Gallegos, an accomplished Latina leader and the CEO and founder of Gradient Coast. With a powerhouse resume spanning Google, Disney, J&J, and Coca-Cola, Christina shares how her background in product management, operations, and strategy has allowed her to succeed across global industries and now consults businesses on how to merge technology with purpose. A SoCal native with global roots, she brings a rare mix of corporate wisdom and entrepreneurial grit.


    Tune in to episode 244 of Amiga, Handle Your Shit, and learn how Christina moved through corporate America, led life-saving innovations with Google Maps, and now mentors the next generation of tech leaders. She shares how technology touches every industry, what businesses are getting wrong about AI, and what it takes to go from corporate comfort to entrepreneurial risk. If you’re on the edge of your next big move, this conversation will give you the push you need.


    Episode Takeaways:

    • "Technology is like water; it’s everywhere and essential." (03:55)
    • How Christina helped users survive wildfires and war with Google Maps (06:24)
    • A Disney project that changed Halloween for thousands of families (10:26)
    • Bringing tech into small and mid-size businesses and optimizing operations (14:26)
    • When leaving corporate is a must (even if you work at a tech giant!) (16:38)
    • Christina's 3-step playbook for going from side hustle to CEO (19:12)
    • How to decompress and find balance as a high achiever (22:05)
    • Christina's top advice for any Amiga trying to handle her shit (27:24)


    Connect with Christina D. Gallegos:

    • LinkedIn
    • Gradient Coast


    Let’s Connect!

    • Website
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • LinkedIn
    • Jackie Tapia Arbonne's website
    • Book: The AMIGA Way: Release Cultural Limiting Beliefs to Transform Your Life

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    30 m
  • Flashback From The Vault - Brava. An Ancestral Perspective On Our Latina Identity with Adriana Palomares
    Aug 12 2025

    Have you ever wondered what makes you a badass Latina?


    Many of our traits, even the ones we are most proud of, might come from dark times our ancestors had to go through.


    In today's episode, I'm joined by the incredible Adriana Palomares, a first generation Attorney, Entrepreneur, and Author of "Brava: A Latina Lawyer's Path to Empowerment," a wonderfully written book meant to inspire and empower Latinos by providing a comprehensive look at our ancestors' journey.


    Throughout this episode, you'll hear Adriana's writing process, the life-altering decisions she had to make to focus her energies on finishing the book, and her time management tactics to write, and take care of her family and career without losing it. Adriana also talks about using her family story and personal experiences as inspiration to create her fictional, inspirational novel, shares tips for Amigas to handle their shit, and much more.


    Tune in to Episode 243 of Amiga, Handle Your Shit, and learn more about Adriana's perfectly told story of a first-gen Latina on her way to finding success and happiness after migrating from Mexico.


    In This Episode, You Will Learn:

    ✨A quick update on Adriana's life (6:00)

    ✨About the life-altering decisions Adriana had to make (7:40)

    ✨Adriana explains what is "Brava: A Latina Lawyer's Path to Empowerment" about (13:40)

    ✨Adriana talks about the unique approach to vulnerability in her book (22:30)

    ✨What readers can expect from Adriana's book (28:00)

    ✨Adriana shares advice for Amigas to handle their shit (29:30)


    Connect with Adriana Palomares:

    • Website
    • Instagram
    • Book: Adriana Palomares - Brava: A Latina Lawyer's Path to Empowerment
    • The Libros - Lincoln Heights Instagram


    Let's Connect!

    • Website
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • LinkedIn
    • Jackie Tapia Arbonne website
    • Buy The Amiga Way's Book

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    33 m
  • Latina, Tech Trailblazer & Unapologetically Bold: How Sandra Lopez Leads With Vision, Courage & Heart
    Aug 5 2025

    Being “one of the guys” was once the only way to survive in the tech industry. But what happens when a powerhouse Latina executive decides not just to survive, but to lead, disrupt, and uplift others along the way?


    In this episode, I'm joined by the extraordinary Sandra Lopez, a visionary executive, investor, and changemaker with over two decades of experience at top-tier companies like Intel, Microsoft, and Adobe. As CEO of Ambiventures, Sandra has mastered the art of transforming business models and launching new ventures from within legacy corporations. A recognized thought leader on inclusive design and Latina leadership, Sandra opens up about her journey navigating identity, career pivots, and creating impact on her own terms.


    Tune in to Episode 242 of Amiga, Handle Your Shit, and hear how Sandra Lopez built a legacy at the intersection of business brilliance and cultural authenticity. From the pressures of being first-generation to the decision to launch her own company, this conversation is a powerful reminder that you do not have to sacrifice your truth in order to lead. Sandra shares the personal moments, hard pivots, and intentional mindset shifts that helped her redefine success not just for herself, but for the next generation of Latinas in leadership.


    Episode Takeaways:

    • Why Sandra hid her identity in the early days of her career (and what made her change) (6:20)
    • The emotional toll of watching immigrant families being separated at the border (11:50)
    • How Latino consumers can make an impact through strategic boycotts (14:00)
    • From fashion to tech: How Sandra pivoted her career path by packaging her superpower (14:50)
    • What Sandra learned from building businesses during the dot-com era (17:10)
    • The emotional exhaustion of overdelivering and always seeking approval (21:00)
    • Why Sandra left corporate and built a career around flexibility, choice, and service (24:10)
    • “Everyone has a role in the mission”: A powerful blueprint for leading with purpose (29:50)
    • Why joy, gratitude, and abundance are non-negotiables for Sandra today (34:50)
    • Sandra's #1 tip for handling your shit: Love yourself first (35:50)


    Connect with Sandra Lopez:

    • Website
    • LinkedIn
    • Instagram


    Let’s Connect!

    • Website
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • LinkedIn
    • Jackie Tapia Arbonne's website
    • Book: The AMIGA Way: Release Cultural Limiting Beliefs to Transform Your Life

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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    40 m
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