What Dichos?

Belen & Co.

Sharing our family wisdoms and cultivating our legacies through storytelling, dichos, y mas!

  1. 07/30/2021

    Episode 37: Quien mucho abarca poco aprieta

    Quien mucho abarca poco aprieta Translation: Whoever takes a lot of space, the less he/she tightens up Aaannd we're back, again. Took some time away because sometimes not doing big projects is ok.  Have you ever felt that dread and weight of taking on so much and then realizing that you might not be able to complete or accomplish it all? That's usually from over extending our abilities and accepting that if we don't stay productive, we are a failure. Being active, productive, and busy is good until you feel a burn out and can't process much after that. Acknowledging time to rest and relax is important. Contrary to what our abuelitas and mamas told us! In this episode, Belen talks about why she took a break, again, and why she doesn't feel the need to give explanations. Short and simple. However, no lesson is complete without some tips and suggestions on how to keep you on track if you feel that you need some organization. Three tips on how to keep a task list and how to accomplish those items on the task list. So, if you're feeling the burnout of the pandemic and the pressure of the "post-pandemic world" (whatever that means), take some time to write down what you need to accomplish so you feel good. Hey, making a list is productive too! Send us your favorite dichos, stories, or memories that you would like us to feature at hola@whatdichos.com Follow us on Instagram @whatdichos Intro Theme Music Credit: Mariachiando - Doug Maxwell / Jimmy Fontanez Support the show

  2. 04/30/2021

    Episode 36: Ay que reconocer con Lydia Gomez (Guest)

    Ay que reconocer Translation: We have to recognize Are you self-aware of your actions? How often do you stop yourself to think and realize what you are doing or saying? In this episode, Lydia Gomez joins in to discuss the dicho her dad shared with her throughout her childhood. Ay que reconocer is more than a dicho, but also an advice and an opportunity to change or acknowledge changes. She shares with us the family dynamics of switching the script on her parents now that she is older. We discuss the funny stories of calling our parents out with their own advice and how sometimes their advice and guidance backfires on them. Lydia talks about her career changes and pathway to her current passion. The pathway is never easy, especially with trying to manage stress, pandemic, job responsibilities, and mental health.  Lydia shares with us the struggle she overcame to feel happy and be happy. Although familiy support has been a constant in her life, Lydia shares her recent connection to affirmations, which might be the new way of advising our generation, rather than using century long dichos. Lydia Gomez is the founder and owner of Birdie Learning Academy, an organization that provides academic online and in-person tutoring, kids workshops, and is an online shop (handmade products, supports other small businesses, designed in-house :)). Their mission is to provide a positive, fun and encouraging learning environment for students while alleviating some of the distance learning headaches for parents.  Also, to promote creativity and curiosity to everyday learning. Listeners may connect with Lydia via email (birdielearningacademy@gmail.com), instagram: @birdielearningacademy, or call/text: 323-435-4003 Lydia recently completed her Bachelor's of Science degree in Biology. As she worked towards her completing her education, she gained valuable experience working in the education field as a tutor for all elementary levels, special needs specialist, after-school teacher, and program coordinator. Now, she would like to pursue what comes most natural to her, which is helping students and families in their educational and personal growth. Lydia would like to share the information she has gained through her journey and looks forward to getting to know everyone that works with Birdie Learning Academy. Fun Facts About Lydia: She love tacos, spicy chips and rainbows - but who doesn’t, right! Language learning lover - Lydia would love to learn Chinese, German, American Sign Language (ASL) and Italian. (Almost!) Intermediate in French - She took 3 years in high school and a couple of college semesters Art and creative activities are her Zen. Send us your favorite dichos, stories, or memories that you would like us to feature at hola@whatdichos.com Follow us on Instagram @whatdichos Intro Theme Music Credit: Mariachiando - Doug Maxwell / Jimmy Fontanez Support the show

  3. 04/16/2021

    Episode 34: Mete amor al caos con Sandra Hinojosa-Ludwig (Guest)

    Mete amor al caos y veras como to se arregla Translation: Put some love in the chaos and you'll see how everything fixes itself How often do you start thinking about the negative side of any situation before the situation happens? What if you put love and intention into the situation before it happens? In today's episode, Sandra Hinojosa-Ludwig joins in to discuss the dicho, mete amor al caos y veras como todo se arregla.  Putting love and intention in a situation does not mean having toxic positivity and hoping all things magically happen for the better. It means truly giving yourself the love to get through any situation and knowing that you'll get through it, whether its grief, stress, happiness or joy. Sandra Hinojosa-Ludwig is a certified life coach from the Transformational Arts College in Toronto, Canada and a published author.  Her first book “Chica, Why Not? How to live with intention and manifest a life that loves you back” will be published by Hay House and Is available for pre-order now ahead of its Launch April 27, 2021. After leaving her childhood home of Monterrey, Mexico, Sandra poured herself into a successful corporate career that took her to Germany, the United States, the United Kingdom, and ultimately to Canada, where she now resides. Tired from trying to unsuccessfully chase happiness, she turned to therapy and spirituality for help, eventually becoming a certified life coach, Reiki practitioner, and a certified angel card reader. Through individual and group coaching, Sandra has connected with chicas from all over the Americas, including the United States, Canada, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru. Pre order your book on Amazon or through Sandra's website: www.sandrahinojosaludwig.com Connect with Sandra through IG or Facebook IG: @sandrahinojosaludwig FB: Sandra Hinojosa Ludwig Send us your favorite dichos, stories, or memories that you would like us to feature at hola@whatdichos.com Follow us on Instagram @whatdichos Intro Theme Music Credit: Mariachiando - Doug Maxwell / Jimmy Fontanez Support the show

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