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Latina Soft Power is a podcast for high-achieving Latinas ready to live, lead, and earn from self-trust instead of burnout.Hosted by life coach Evy Carrero, we explore building a soft life with big goals—without guilt or hustle culture.We discuss the Latina mental load,…
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The Thing About Hope Is… (opens the original)
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Hope can feel like a luxury when you’re in survival mode—like something other people get to have. In this 15-minute episode of the Latina Soft Power Podcast , Evelyn breaks down why hope can feel unsafe, how our brains override it to “protect” us, and why hopelessness isn’t the same thing as realism. You’ll hear a grounding reframe, a gentle prompt to notice your “hope → shut down” pattern, and a personal story about the kind of hope that carries you through the hard seasons. If you’re ready to
“It doesn’t feel possible” (opens the original)
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What do you do when life feels heavy and keeping up at home feels… impossible? In this episode, inspired by Kitchen Glowup , we talk about the mental load so many women carry—the invisible work of noticing, planning, remembering, and managing everything. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stuck in decision fatigue, or like your environment is working against you, this conversation is a deep exhale and a gentle reminder: you’re not broken—you’re overloaded. We’ll explore how your space impacts y
I’m Sooo Back, Amiga: Baseline Habits, Soft Power, and Advocating for Yourself (opens the original)
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I’m back—with a brand new episode on what happens when life knocks you off your routines and how to come home to yourself again. I share what’s been going on (including my new French bulldog puppy, Ember), break down what “baseline habits” are, and explain why true soft power isn’t perfection—it’s self-awareness. Plus, a surprising Costco conversation with a stranger becomes the reminder we all need: if we don’t advocate for ourselves, no one will.
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