
Life is So Short: Haz Las Cosas Que Quieres Hacer – Honoring Gabriela Gonzalez
After losing a young mentee tragically, Gina shares why we can’t keep delaying joy for “later” and how to wake up to the magic of everyday life.

After losing a young mentee tragically, Gina shares why we can’t keep delaying joy for “later” and how to wake up to the magic of everyday life.

After learning that a 20-year-old first-gen Latina I mentored passed away tragically, I couldn’t keep operating like life is guaranteed. This raw episode is your reminder to stop waiting.



Last December, I had the privilege of attending the Hispanic Leadership Summit, hosted by The Hispanic Star and the We

On November 20th, I had the incredible opportunity to present at New Mexico Tech during a special evening of growth,

Hola chicos, ¿cómo están? Welcome back to our latest episode of Empowermente. Today, I’m super excited to share some valuable

The Journey to STEM and Entrepreneurship One of the reasons I love speaking to college students is because I see

I am beyond thrilled to share the success of our very first event under Generation Pionera, EmpowerMinds: Mental Health and

Introduction Volunteering at events that support and uplift our community always brings a sense of fulfillment and joy. Most recently,

Introduction: Facilitating SER National STEM Day I recently had the incredible opportunity to participate in SER National STEM Day as

Hi Familia! I’m excited to bring to light one of the projects I have been working on for the last

Hola a todos! 🌟 After posting about Generation Pionera, I received several questions about the structure of my business. When

Embarking on the path as a first-generation individual often means charting unknown territories, carrying the weight of ancestral hopes, and

Growing up, I was taught to aim for the stars—a directive I took to heart. By 23, I had not

For years, I brushed off certain habits and reactions as just part of who I am—a bit quirky, somewhat forgetful,

The Virtual Confessional The day of my ADHD diagnosis was a collision of fear and hope. As a Latina, I

Beneath the Surface of Success On the outside, my life read like a series of achievements: graduating with honors from

Intergenerational trauma is a silent thread woven into the fabric of many families, particularly pronounced among Latino immigrants. This community

Navigating the intricacies of job negotiations can be daunting, especially when you’re eyeing the higher end of a proposed salary

Last week, I had the privilege of being invited to the 7th Biannual Latino Health Summit by the Hispanic Health

As a first-generation Latina from a low-income background, securing my financial future after higher education became a top priority for

Recently I went on my first solo trip abroad, and last year I lived in Mexico City alone for a few

Trust me, if I can pack efficiently for a 4-week trip to Europe, you can learn how to stop overpacking
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