There She Goes

Grecia Ruiz
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There She Goes (TSG) is a bilingual podcast, Mírenla, Ahí Va en español, hosted by the There She Goes Club (TSGC) community. There She Goes exists to showcase everyday stories of courage, intuition, and self-led choices, from spontaneous solo trips to career pivots and creative leaps. It’s a space created primarily for women who are brave enough to say yes to themselves, while warmly welcoming anyone who connects with its message. There She Goes is rooted in weaving everyday stories into powerful motivation, blending the magic of possibility with the practical steps to turn it into reality, and the belief that joy, play, and ambition can coexist. It’s about building a life you love so much that you don’t need a vacation to escape from it. One where you feel calm, present, and genuinely enjoy the journey because you’re speaking up for yourself, setting boundaries, and putting your needs first. Think Disney magic with a practical plan behind it. By blending nostalgia and childlike wonder with modern entrepreneurial energy, the There She Goes podcast and community are meant to remind you that your dreams aren’t delusional, they’re doable with the right strategy.   ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Mírenla, Ahí Va es un podcast bilingüe, There She Goes (TSG) en inglés, parte de la comunidad There She Goes Club (TSGC). Mírenla, Ahí Va existe para resaltar historias cotidianas de valentía, intuición y decisiones guiadas por tu propia voz, desde viajes espontáneos a solas hasta cambios de carrera y saltos creativos. Es un espacio creado principalmente para mujeres que son lo suficientemente valientes como para decirse sí a sus sueños, y es bienvenida cualquier persona que conecte con su mensaje. Mírenla, Ahí Va se basa en transformar historias reales del día a día en motivación poderosa, combinando la magia de lo posible con pasos prácticos para hacerlo realidad, y la creencia de que la alegría, el juego y la ambición pueden coexistir. Se trata de construir una vida que ames tanto que no necesites vacaciones para escapar de ella. Una vida en la que te sientas en calma, presente y disfrutando genuinamente el proceso porque estás alzando tu voz, estableciendo límites y poniendo tus necesidades primero. Piensa en magia estilo Disney, pero con un plan práctico detrás. Al mezclar nostalgia y asombro infantil con energía emprendedora moderna, el podcast y la comunidad Mírenla, Ahí Va buscan recordarte que tus sueños no son locos, son posibles con la estrategia adecuada.

  1. Sep 17

    There She Goes Baking Banana Cream Pie 🍌🍰🥧

    Sometimes it’s the smallest, most mundane things that can keep a marriage going. And sometimes, that looks like baking a banana cream pie in the middle of the night. 🍌🍰🥧 If you clicked on this episode with absolutely no context, I would love to know what intrigued you.😂 Yes, I revolved an entire podcast episode around banana cream pie, but really, this episode is about knowing your people well enough to know what makes them feel loved.  I had a spontaneous girls’ day planned with my mom, grandma and cousin, but there was one problem: I had been promising my husband a banana cream pie for DAYS. It was already 11 PM. I didn’t feel like baking, but I also know my husband and acts of service are one of his top love languages, especially when food is involved. I knew that making that pie before leaving for the day would make him feel loved and cherished.  That tiny moment reminded me that healthy relationships aren’t always built through grand romantic gestures. Sometimes they’re built by paying attention. By learning how someone else receives love and making the effort to speak their language, even when it isn’t naturally yours. And while listening to Abby Jimenez’s book, Yours Truly, I found myself thinking about this exact idea: how meaningful it can be when someone understands who you are and makes those small accommodations that make you feel seen, heard and valued.  Resources & Links 💌 🍌 Make the banana cream pie I made!: Preppy Kitchen Banana Cream Pie Recipe⁠ 💖 Discover your love language: I loved the book The 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman because it helped me better understand not only how I like to receive love, but how the people I love might receive it completely differently. The 5 Love Languages Book⁠ The 5 Love Languages Quiz⁠ 📚 Fellow book lovers: I’m currently making my way through Abby Jimenez’s books, and Yours Truly inspired part of this conversation! I’ve been listening to the audiobook FREE through Libby using my library card. 🙌🏼 Check out Libby⁠. In This Episode 🍌 Why I baked a banana cream pie at 11 PM 💖 Learning how your partner actually receives love 🫶 Why small accommodations can make someone feel deeply seen 📚 Yours Truly, Abby Jimenez & understanding an introverted partner ✨ Finding meaningful lessons in the most mundane moments Timestamps 00:31 Why am I making an episode about banana cream pie? 😂 02:40 Yours Truly, introverts & feeling understood 05:03 The spontaneous girls’ day + my banana cream pie dilemma 06:38 Our different love languages 09:08 Baking the pie at 11 PM 🍌🥧 09:53 Learn how the people you love receive love Follow @thereshegoesclub for updates and community events. Join the There She Goes Club to activate joy, fun, and wonder back into your life.

  2. Sep 3

    There She Goes Arriving at Just the Right Time

    Sometimes the smallest moments remind us that timing is everything. A few months ago, I was supposed to run to Kohl’s to make an Amazon return, but technical difficulties while recording my podcast delayed me. At the time I was annoyed and frustrated by the setback. When I finally arrived at Kohl’s, I learned they had just recovered from a 20-minute power outage that would’ve happened right around the time I originally planned to be there. Suddenly, my “setback” was actually perfect timing. Although this minor inconvenience is almost comically mundane, it felt like the perfect analogy of something I really need to hear in my current waiting season: what feels like a delay might actually be preparing you for what comes next. Sometimes we don’t understand the timing until we’re able to look backward and see why something happened when it did. There she goes, arriving at just the right time. 💖 🎙️ Record Your Own Podcast with Riverside If you’re a podcaster or thinking about starting one, Riverside is the platform I use to record There She Goes! And yes, even after the technical difficulties that inspired this entire episode, I still recommend it. 😂🎙️ Use my link to check out Riverside: https://riverside.sjv.io/VO4W3a  In This Episode ✨ Trusting the timing of your life ⏳ Finding meaning in waiting seasons 🎙️ How a podcast technical difficulty unexpectedly worked in my favor 💖 Why a setback might actually be preparing you for what comes next 🌱 Looking back and realizing why something didn’t happen sooner Timestamps 00:31 Trust the waiting season 03:15 When you desperately want something NOW 06:27 The random Kohl’s experience that taught me about timing 08:49 What looks like a setback might be preparation 09:40 There she goes, arriving at just the right time ✨ 🎵 Song Mentioned “Seasons” – Hillsong Worship This song has been especially meaningful to me during waiting seasons and reminds me to trust that growth can still be happening even when I can’t see the harvest yet. Find this song and others mentioned throughout There She Goes on the official There She Goes Spotify playlist. 🎧💖 Follow @thereshegoesclub for updates and community events. Join the There She Goes Club to activate joy, fun, and wonder back into your life.

  3. Aug 28

    There She Goes Rain or Shine 💃☔️

    “What do we do when it rains?” According to my husband: we grab an umbrella. ☔️ On New Year’s Eve, my husband and I almost changed our plans to celebrate at Universal Studios because it was going to rain. Instead, we grabbed an umbrella, went anyway, and I ended up literally dancing in the rain. At the time, I remember thinking that whatever attitude I chose that night was going to set the tone for my year. And WOW, did it. 😂 The past six months have brought plenty of sunshine, from launching this podcast and planning a wedding I’m genuinely excited about to traveling and celebrating with the people I love. But there’s also been rain: grief, a long waiting season, uncertainty and instability in my career, and days when I simply don’t have the same energy to give. And that’s teaching me something important about consistency: Consistency doesn’t mean showing up at 100% every day. It means giving the best of the energy you actually have that day. If you have 100%, give it. If you have 30%, giving that 30% might be your 100%. I’m currently batch recording a few of these short episodes while I’m in a state of flow because, as I shared in the last episode, I don’t know what my energy will look like later. And maybe that, too, is part of learning how to grab the umbrella. You don’t have to stand outside getting drenched to prove you can handle the rain. ☔️ Sometimes you dance in it. Sometimes you find shelter. Sometimes you rest. And apparently, sometimes there can even be too much sunshine. Ask my Cancun sunburn. 😂☀️ We need both rain and shine ☔️☀️ In This Episode ☔️ The rainy New Year’s Eve that accidentally became my theme for 2026 ☀️ Navigating the sunshine AND rain of the past six months 💖 Why consistency looks different depending on the season you’re in 🔋 Giving 100% of the energy you actually have available 🌧️ Navigating grief, uncertainty and instability at work 💃 Learning when to dance in the rain…and when to go inside Timestamps 00:31 What do we do when it rains? Grab an umbrella ☔️ 03:45 The rain and sunshine of my year so far 06:16 Rethinking what consistency actually means 08:30 Navigating uncertainty and instability at work 10:16 Plot twist: too much sunshine isn’t good either 😂☀️ Follow @thereshegoesclub for updates and community events. Join the There She Goes Club to activate joy, fun, and wonder back into your life.

  4. Aug 25

    There She Goes Functioning Through Grief ❤️‍🩹

    How do you keep showing up when you’re functioning through grief? Episode 25 was supposed to be a celebration. I had a completely different milestone episode planned about building two businesses at the same time, There She Goes and Italy Brides, and everything I’ve learned along the way. But life had other plans. For the past few weeks, I’ve been navigating grief, uncertainty, family illness, a waiting season of my own, and the strange experience of laughing, celebrating, traveling and genuinely feeling joy while simultaneously carrying something incredibly heavy. So instead, for Episode 25, I’m meeting myself exactly where I am. If you’re in a season of loss, grief, difficulty, hardship, sadness, uncertainty, instability or simply waiting for something you desperately want but don’t know will come, this one’s for you. ❤️‍🩹 In this solo episode, I talk about what it actually looks like to function through grief, why I’ve stopped expecting myself to operate at full capacity during hard seasons, and why feeling joy while you’re grieving doesn’t mean the grief isn’t real. Multiple emotions can be true at once. You can laugh and grieve. You can celebrate and worry. You can have an incredible day and wake up sad the next morning. Just watch Inside Out. 💖 I also share something grief is teaching me about supporting other people. I’ve always been much more comfortable with joy, celebration and encouragement than knowing what to say when someone is hurting. I’ve worried about saying the wrong thing or accidentally making their pain worse. But being on the receiving end of so much love lately has reminded me: you don’t need the right words. You can’t magically fix someone’s grief. Sometimes the most meaningful thing you can do is simply remind them that they don’t have to carry it alone. And ultimately, this episode is about more than grief. It’s about being willing to experience the entire range of being alive. My heart is bleeding out grief today. And somehow, there is joy in knowing that I am fully and deeply living every emotion, every experience and every depth this life has to offer. We get ONE life. And it’s short. Live it fully. Be present. Screw your fears. Move past them. Curate your life. Make it YOURS. Don’t let life happen to you. Don’t allow regrets to win. My wish for myself and for you is that when you reach the end of your life, you can look back in absolute awe of the way you lived it. 💕 🎵 SONG MENTIONED “I Lived” – OneRepublic “I swear I lived.” This song captures so much of what I want you to take away from this episode: life is worth fully living, and it’s worth making your own. You can also find songs mentioned throughout There She Goes on the official There She Goes Spotify playlist. 🎧✨ IN THIS EPISODE: 00:31 – How do you function through grief? 03:19 – Grieving more than death: loss, uncertainty and waiting seasons 05:05 – Episode 25 was supposed to be completely different 07:16 – When life changes your plans 08:48 – Receiving devastating news about a loved one 12:09 – When grief and celebration exist at the same time 14:42 – What Inside Out gets right about our emotions 16:00 – Grieving the life, future or dream you’re still waiting for 18:21 – Giving yourself permission to do the bare minimum 20:22 – Why I stopped forcing myself to stay consistent 21:37 – The Disney conversation about grief I didn’t know I needed 23:31 – You don’t need the “right words” to support someone 24:46 – “My heart is just bleeding out grief today” ❤️‍🩹 25:27 – Live fully. Be present. Curate your life. Make it yours. Follow @thereshegoesclub for updates and community events. Join the There She Goes Club to activate joy, fun, and wonder back into your life.

  5. Aug 7

    There She Goes Becoming Erewhon’s #1 Bestseller First Aid Product - with Danielle Thomson

    Before creating Erewhon’s #1 best-selling first aid product, Danielle found herself homeless and unexpectedly divorced, with only a baby, a car, and a bag to her name. Her story is proof that your circumstances do not define your future. Today, Danielle Thomson is a happily-married mother of five and the founder of Honeyshine Calendula, a clean skincare company carried in more than 170 retail locations across the country, including every Erewhon location in Los Angeles, where her Calendula Salve became their #1 best-selling first aid product. But there is so much underneath that headline. Danielle never planned to become an entrepreneur. She went to school to become a special education teacher, earned her credential, landed what she thought was her dream job…until she realized she wasn’t happy. Years earlier, she had experienced divorce, an abusive situation, homelessness and single motherhood. At one point, she had no job, no husband and no home. And yet, she rebuilt. And somewhere along the way, a homemade calendula salve she originally created to help her son’s severe eczema became Honeyshine Calendula. In this episode, Danielle shares the story behind that transformation, from rebuilding her life after some of her darkest seasons to building a business now stocked alongside major brands at Erewhon. One of the moments that stayed with me most came toward the end of our conversation when Danielle said she wouldn’t take back what she went through and would go through it again if it meant standing where she is today and being able to use her story to help someone else. I wanted to pause and sit with the weight of that. Danielle went through serious grief, serious loss, and serious pain. And yet she can look back and say with her full chest that the growth, purpose and good she has been able to put into the world as a result made the journey worth it. Danielle is proof that we really can transform pain into something beautiful. Danelle sharing her story on There She Goes is a testament to one of the reasons I created this space. Because our stories have power. Our stories are meant to be shared to help someone else going through something similar realize that their story isn’t over yet. 💕  💌 Try Erewhon’s #1 Best-Selling First Aid Product Want to find out what makes Danielle’s Honeyshine Calendula Salve Erewhon’s #1 best-selling first aid product? 👀✨ What started as a homemade salve Danielle created for her son’s eczema is now carried in 170+ retail locations across the country, including every Erewhon location in Los Angeles. 💖 Danielle has graciously offered the There She Goes community 10% off your first Honeyshine Calendula order with code TSG10 💌 Try it for yourself and see what all the hype is about! Shop here: www.honeyshinecalendula.com Use code: TSG10 for 10% off your first order ✨ ⚠️ Listener discretion advised: This episode includes discussions of abuse, divorce, homelessness, family estrangement, grief, and other difficult life experiences. While we do not go into graphic or specific details about these hardships, we encourage you to prioritize your well-being and listen only if you feel emotionally and psychologically safe to do so. IN THIS EPISODE How Danielle went from special education teacher to entrepreneurRealizing that the “dream job” she worked toward was no longer her dreamCreating a homemade calendula salve for her son’s eczemaHow Honeyshine Calendula grew organically without paid advertisingGetting rejected by Erewhon multiple times before finally getting a YESBecoming Erewhon’s #1 best-selling first aid productDivorce, abuse, homelessness and rebuilding as a single motherFinding love and beginning a new chapter when she least expected itAdding “right now” to painful circumstances to remove the feeling of permanenceWhy sharing our stories can help someone else find hope in theirsCONNECT WITH DANIELLE Shop Honeyshine Calendula and use code TSG10 for 10% off your first order. Website: www.honeyshinecalendula.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/honey_shine_calendula Wholesale inquiries are available through the Honeyshine Calendula website. Follow Honeyshine Calendula on Instagram for upcoming pop-ups, workshops and market appearances throughout Southern California. TIMESTAMPS 03:11 From homemade calendula salve to 170+ retail locations 04:24 Becoming Erewhon’s #1 best-selling first aid product 07:06 Getting rejected by Erewhon and refusing to give up 11:40 Landing her dream teaching job…and realizing she wasn’t happy 13:51 The homemade salve that eventually became Honeyshine Calendula 17:56 Building a brand through storytelling instead of being “salesy” 22:04 Going underneath the successful entrepreneur headline 23:54 Danielle’s childhood, family relationships and grief 29:23 Marriage, motherhood and an unexpected divorce 30:56 Leaving an abusive situation and becoming homeless with her baby 35:41 Meeting her future husband during one of the hardest seasons of her life 39:36 The scary realization that the life we have isn’t necessarily forever 41:58 The two words that changed Danielle’s perspective: “right now” 44:57 Grecia on hope without toxic positivity 46:49 Positive self-talk and changing the way we speak to ourselves 49:23 Tomorrow isn’t promised + creating ripples of kindness 51:34 The #1 best-selling Erewhon product and the story behind calendula 59:54 Try Erewhon’s #1 Best-Selling First Aid Product 1:01:21 “Your circumstances don’t define your future” 1:03:20 Finding your greatest purpose in your deepest pain 1:05:43 The butterfly metaphor: transforming through the painful, messy seasons 1:08:22 Why sharing our stories matters Follow @thereshegoesclub for updates and community events. Join the There She Goes Club to activate joy, fun, and wonder back into your life.

  6. Jul 23

    There She Goes Finding Joy Through the Pain - with Sarah (Joy) Lizama

    Two-time cancer survivor. Angel mom. Wife. Business owner. Sarah (Joy) Lizama is the founder of Joyful Creations, where she helps creatives and entrepreneurs bring their visions to life through marketing and event planning. But behind her business is a story of extraordinary resilience. Diagnosed with esophageal cancer at just 14 years old and stomach cancer at 17, Sarah spent years navigating hospitals, uncertainty, and being told she may never survive or become a mother. Yet through every chapter of grief, loss, and unexpected detours, she continued choosing joy and hope. One of my favorite parts of this conversation is learning that Sarah’s middle name, Leticia, means “joy.” Her family didn’t even know the meaning when they gave her the name, but looking back, it’s hard not to see how beautifully it reflects the woman she’s become. Sarah reminds us that joy isn’t the absence of pain, it can exist alongside it. This conversation is about embracing more, dreaming again, and discovering that our hardest seasons don’t have to define our future. ⚠️ Listener discretion advised: This episode includes candid discussions of cancer, pregnancy loss, infertility, grief, and medical trauma. We encourage you to prioritize your well-being and listen only if you feel emotionally and psychologically safe to do so. In This Episode: ✨ Why Sarah identifies so deeply with the meaning behind her name: Joy 🎗️ Being diagnosed with esophageal cancer at 14 and stomach cancer at 17 🏥 Navigating years of hospitals, homeschooling, and uncertainty 💛 Learning to separate her identity from her health diagnosis 🎤 Grieving the loss of her singing voice while finding a new voice 💃 How dance became an outlet for processing grief and frustration 👩‍🏫 Working in Child Life helping children in hospitals through play 🤍 Experiencing pregnancy loss and becoming an angel mom 🌱 Learning to dream again after years of believing she wouldn’t have a future ✨ Building Joyful Creations and creating a business rooted in hope, creativity, and community 💖 Why joy, grief, hope, and healing can all coexist Connect with Sarah Instagram Website Timestamps 01:51 Why her name “Joy” became her life’s message 04:37 The story behind Joyful Creations 10:13 Diagnosed with cancer at 14 16:02 Growing up through medical trauma 20:39 Choosing hope despite devastating predictions 23:35 Learning to ask for help 25:36 Losing her singing voice and finding a new one 29:58 Finding her identity beyond cancer 33:46 Working in Child Life and bringing joy to children 38:03 An unexpected pregnancy and becoming an angel mom 43:23 Giving herself permission to dream again 47:01 Miracles do exist 49:03 Finding joy alongside grief 49:43 Living in alignment 51:25 Final takeaway: Embrace more 51:58 How to connect with Sarah Follow @thereshegoesclub for updates and community events. Join the There She Goes Club to activate joy, fun, and wonder back into your life.

  7. Jul 22

    There She Goes Moving to Seattle - with Suvin Choi

    She left chemistry behind 🧪 Started over in architecture 📐Then moved to Seattle without a job lined up🌲 Moving to a new city is the headline of the story, but the deeper message is about trusting yourself enough to make a change and believe you’ll figure things out along the way. In this special road trip episode of There She Goes, I sit down with my best friend of 22 years, Suvin Choi, as we drive through Washington together. What started as an ordinary car conversation turned into one of my favorite podcast episodes. We talk about changing career paths, leaving San Diego, finding yourself in your twenties, trusting your intuition, and why sometimes the fear of staying the same becomes greater than the fear of change. If you’re overthinking a big change in your life you know is meant for you because you’re afraid of the unknown, this conversation is for you. In this episode: 💖 Twenty-two years of friendship 🌲 Why Suvin always felt called to leave California 🧪 Walking away from chemistry to pursue architecture 📐 How one architecture class changed everything 🏡 Moving to Seattle without a job lined up 🐶 Finally getting her dream dog: Yuzu 📚 How reading Worthy together changed both of our lives ✨ Trusting your intuition over certainty 💖 Why it’s never too late to choose a different path 🎵 Songs Mentioned “Dancing Through Life” and “One Short Day” — Wicked “I Can Go the Distance” — Disney’s Hercules “Sk8er Boi” — Avril Lavigne (in the bloopers) This podcast is inspired by the songs that shape our stories.💖Follow the There She Goes Spotify Playlist, where I collect every song mentioned throughout the podcast, plus songs that remind me of each guest’s journey. Timestamps 01:18 Why car rides create the best conversations 04:48 Our memories of our NYC trip and Broadway’s Wicked 07:24 “Dancing Through Life” 09:31 Thirty, flirty, and thriving 12:27 Introvert vs. extrovert 15:51 Turtle vs hare and learning to move at her own pace 17:20 Why opposite personalities can create the strongest friendships 18:02 “Worthy Wednesdays” and our year-long book club 18:23 “We care about how we move through this world intentionally.” 20:37 Leaving chemistry behind 24:02 The moment she realized she outgrew San Diego 26:05 The parking lot moment that changed everything 28:38 Feeling “behind” in life 33:18 How architecture found Suvin 37:52 It’s never too late to start over 39:14 Road trip intermission ☔ 40:06 “Different plants thrive in different environments.” 43:51 Leaving California 46:20 Meeting Yuzu 🐶 50:02 Losing confidence and rebuilding it 52:14 Applying for jobs everywhere 54:24 Moving to Washington with nothing but a dream 1:05:32 Living without regrets 1:07:47 Final thoughts Follow @thereshegoesclub for updates and community events. Join the There She Goes Club to activate joy, fun, and wonder back into your life.

  8. Jul 9

    There She Goes Performing at the FIFA World Cup - with Grace Somers

    From teacher to laid off to performing at the FIFA World Cup ⚽ ✨ Sometimes the opportunity that changes your life is the one you never saw coming. In this episode of There She Goes, I sit down with my friend Grace Somers, an actress and performer whose life completely changed after receiving a Facebook message from a stranger. What started as one performance in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade turned into performing at the FIFA World Cup Opening Ceremony, appearing in a music video alongside Lisa (BLACKPINK), traveling internationally with Pop Mart, and preparing to perform at both the World Cup semifinals and finals. But what I love most about Grace’s story isn’t the FIFA stage. It’s everything that happened before it. We talk about layoffs, losing your identity through your career, trusting the process, releasing control, and why sometimes the moment you stop chasing a dream is the moment it finally finds you. If you’ve ever questioned whether your hard work is leading anywhere, this episode is for you. 💖 In this episode ⚽ Grace’s journey from Disney performer to teacher to the FIFA World Cup 🎭 How COVID unexpectedly ended her Disney on Ice career 🍎 Losing her teaching job and the identity crisis that followed 🎈 Performing in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 🎵 Filming the official FIFA x Pop Mart music video 🧸 Everything you need to know about Labubu and the Pop Mart universe. 🌎 Performing in front of nearly 90,000 fans in Mexico City 💖 Why letting go of control completely changed her life ✨ The power of trusting the process Connect with Grace on Instagram Songs Mentioned 🎵 “Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)” – Shakira This podcast is inspired by the songs that shape our stories. 💖 Check out my growing There She Goes Spotify Playlist, featuring songs mentioned throughout the podcast and songs that remind me of each guest’s story. Timestamps 02:58 Performing at the FIFA World Cup Opening Ceremony 04:01 From Disney World to Disney on Ice 06:26 A Facebook message changed everything 08:10 Can anyone do 100 burpees? 09:00 Performing in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 09:39 The FIFA opportunity 10:06 Being laid off from teaching 10:53 Losing one job and starting another the very next day 12:08 Why layoffs don’t define your future 13:53 Untangling your identity from your career 16:06 Trusting opportunities that find you 16:52 Welcome to the world of Labubu 22:10 Behind the scenes of the FIFA music video 24:18 Meeting celebrities from around the world 25:15 The moment she stopped chasing entertainment… and it found her 26:13 A professor told me I wouldn’t make it 28:42 When you’re doing what your soul knows is right 30:00 Opening for Shakira at the World Cup 31:45 The importance of supportive relationships 36:55 The electric energy inside the stadium 38:02 Performing while battling food poisoning 41:11 Mexico’s first goal shook the stadium 44:19 Why she’ll never forget that night 47:14 What’s next after the World Cup? 49:24 Grace’s biggest takeaway: Trust the process 50:53 Where to follow Grace Follow @thereshegoesclub for updates and community events. Join the There She Goes Club to activate joy, fun, and wonder back into your life.

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There She Goes (TSG) is a bilingual podcast, Mírenla, Ahí Va en español, hosted by the There She Goes Club (TSGC) community. There She Goes exists to showcase everyday stories of courage, intuition, and self-led choices, from spontaneous solo trips to career pivots and creative leaps. It’s a space created primarily for women who are brave enough to say yes to themselves, while warmly welcoming anyone who connects with its message. There She Goes is rooted in weaving everyday stories into powerful motivation, blending the magic of possibility with the practical steps to turn it into reality, and the belief that joy, play, and ambition can coexist. It’s about building a life you love so much that you don’t need a vacation to escape from it. One where you feel calm, present, and genuinely enjoy the journey because you’re speaking up for yourself, setting boundaries, and putting your needs first. Think Disney magic with a practical plan behind it. By blending nostalgia and childlike wonder with modern entrepreneurial energy, the There She Goes podcast and community are meant to remind you that your dreams aren’t delusional, they’re doable with the right strategy.   ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Mírenla, Ahí Va es un podcast bilingüe, There She Goes (TSG) en inglés, parte de la comunidad There She Goes Club (TSGC). Mírenla, Ahí Va existe para resaltar historias cotidianas de valentía, intuición y decisiones guiadas por tu propia voz, desde viajes espontáneos a solas hasta cambios de carrera y saltos creativos. Es un espacio creado principalmente para mujeres que son lo suficientemente valientes como para decirse sí a sus sueños, y es bienvenida cualquier persona que conecte con su mensaje. Mírenla, Ahí Va se basa en transformar historias reales del día a día en motivación poderosa, combinando la magia de lo posible con pasos prácticos para hacerlo realidad, y la creencia de que la alegría, el juego y la ambición pueden coexistir. Se trata de construir una vida que ames tanto que no necesites vacaciones para escapar de ella. Una vida en la que te sientas en calma, presente y disfrutando genuinamente el proceso porque estás alzando tu voz, estableciendo límites y poniendo tus necesidades primero. Piensa en magia estilo Disney, pero con un plan práctico detrás. Al mezclar nostalgia y asombro infantil con energía emprendedora moderna, el podcast y la comunidad Mírenla, Ahí Va buscan recordarte que tus sueños no son locos, son posibles con la estrategia adecuada.

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  • Creator
    Grecia Ruiz
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    28
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 There She Goes
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