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Norma Reyes, PhD. Season 1 Episode 0

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In this episode, I explain the purpose of my podcast and my why behind starting it.  In this podcast, I will teach you how to combine your intuition and logic to manifest the career of your dreams.  Throughout my career, I have received plenty of bad advice and I am here to help you sift through the noise and teach you how to create your own career path that is right for you.  

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Welcome to the manifest your career podcast. I'm your host, Dr. Norma Reyes, a Latina career and life coach. With this podcast, I help successful women learn how to combine their intuition and logic so that they can manifest their dream career. By listening to my podcast, you'll learn how to go from feeling stuck and lost on what to do next, to having the clarity, motivation and strategies to manifest the career of your dreams. Each episode, I'll teach you the skills, strategies and mindset you need girl to get in alignment with your career goals. Now, let's go ahead and get started.

 
Hi, everyone, this is Episode zero. Here, I'll be giving you guys a little intro of me and my why. So I am a first gen everything I say that because I feel like I can just go on with a laundry list. I'm Mexican American, a high school and college graduate, I have my beach days. So first verse first on all of those three. And according to statistics, I shouldn't be here I don't belong, I should be a high school dropout living on welfare. So with that said, I defied statistics to become this quote, unquote, successful Latina. And before I go into all of that, let me say that throughout my life and career, I have received plenty of bad advice and had plenty of obstacles that were working against me. And I'm sure that you also can see that Everywhere you look, media says all the reason why Latinos, the Latinx community can't get ahead. But there's very little, almost no one, giving us advice on how to make it better. And I mean, someone from our community, I'm not going to say that they don't exist. But a lot of the focus is really on how the odds are up against you to succeed. And that is something that I want to help change. With this podcast, I want to demystify, how to overcome those challenges we face, how to have a successful career and how to do it your own way. Because really, we're all here to have our unique path is not the secret sauce formula, that you go A, B and C and you know, that's it. It is always evolving, guys. And if there's one thing that I will continue to say throughout every episode is that you know best. Your intuition is all you need to follow. So if something doesn't jive with you that I say throw it in the trash, don't let it bother you send me a DM to if you just want to figure out something else, give me an opinion of yours. I'd love to hear. So now How did I become a successful Idina without any help? Well, first off, I did not become one without any help. There was plenty of help out there, whether I saw it as help or you know, my husband watching the kids while I got my PhD and family and friends that supported me along the way. But when I mean that I didn't have help. I mean, I didn't have my parents understand or teach me how to navigate how to get a college degree, or how to apply for a job, or how to interview or how to get a promotion. Those are all things that I have had to figure out along the way. But the key to, or one of the keys, I feel like there's been a billion things that have helped me along the way. But the first thing that really got me to be able to be here is hope. And how did I get home I got home from a variety of places. The first few people in my life, of course, was my parents. My parents always instilled going to school so that I can have a better life. Now, was it all? rose colored at home? Hell, no. I got my butt beat traditional Mexican family were my parents, you know, we're just so strict. They just knew what they knew. And they were doing the best that they could. My dad at the time was an alcoholic, and there was domestic abuse at home. And there was things that happened, you know, like sleeping in our car one time because my parents were fighting and those were things that that happen and at the time, because I had hoped that things would change because I had hope that something better would eventually come along. I was able to tough it out and not allowed those things to stop me from dreaming. Another thing that helped was I was literally a bookworm. I read so books I devoured them and that was really my escape from what was going on and to really motivate me to know that I could rise above my circumstances. And while things weren't always there, the way that I would have liked that I knew at one point I'd have more control over my life and that I could make change in my own life and I have and so each episode will be peppered with a little bit of me and what I did to overcome my circumstances and how I would love to be able to give you hope and motivation to move forward in your life to move forward in your career and really to normalize your struggles you know, I always say everyone has their own cross to bear and ultimately you know, you too can be successful you can do this was that's it for now help me share my message guys because I would love to help everyone and give them hope that they can succeed. So leave me a rating subscribe to my podcast and please please please share on your social media.

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