How long would you retain a manager who indulges in the perks of leadership but ignores its responsibilities?

In today's special episode, we shoot things up with Marisela Arechiga. For our first-ever live episode, we decided to start with a banger: we analyze the aftermath of the LA fires. From omissive leadership to questionable political choices, we look deeply into the negligent attitude of those in charge of looking after us and our responsibility as voters. Marisela co-founded Generation Home Improvements and is an Angelina mom and wife with a deeply rooted appreciation for her Latino heritage. As someone who builds sanctuary spaces for homeowners, watching homes being reduced to nothing especially hit her.

Tune in to Episode 226 of Amiga, Handle Your Shit, and join us as we analyze where years of poor leadership have led us. You'll hear our thoughts on the need for proactivity to produce meaningful change, the urge for strong and responsible leadership, our need as Latinos to reevaluate our political affiliations, and much more.

Episode Takeaways:

• New beginnings. Why start live recordings after five years? (1:10)
• Where did the whole disaster of LA start? (7:20)
• You can't succeed in a place that doesn't set you up for success (11:00)
• What's the price we pay for years of poor leadership? (14:10)
• Reevaluating our political choices (21:10)
• Change requires change. The importance of community and connection in creating meaningful change (26:40)

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• New Generation Home Improvements Website
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