Terminando el año es muy común hacer una recapitulación de las cosas que nos han pasado en los últimos meses, comienzas a recordar las cosas que has hecho, los proyectos que has logrado, las personas nuevas que han llegado a tu vida, y aquellas amistades que ya no figuran en el panorama.
Hace unas semanas, mientras pasaba justamente por esta situación, recordé que desde hace tiempo tenía en pausa un proyecto que tenía muchas ganas de iniciar. Algo que me apasiona realmente es la colaboración con otras mujeres y las ganas de hacer una comunidad en donde nos podamos apoyar, creo que es por eso que siempre he creido mucho en el propósito de la revista en donde trabajo. Uno de los proyectos que queremos arrancar es un podcast en donde podamos invitar a mujeres con la misma intención de empoderar a otras. Gracias a una gran amiga que es "podcaster" y a sus tips es que me animé a retomar el proyecto, y cuando estaba haciendo todo lo de el research y las pruebas me pregunté a mi misma: "¿Por qué no hago mi propio Podcast? Uno que sea más personal y pueda darle voz a las palabras que muchas veces plasmo aquí".
A lo largo de mi carrera de fotógrafa he conocido a muchísimas personas super talentosas y creo que sería una genial idea invitar a todos esos creativos con los que he colaborado. Saben que soy fan del café así que decidí llamarle "Charlas Cafeteras" porque es justamente eso lo que quiero hacer, sentarme a platicar de temas que puedan interesarle a otras personas y tener simplemente un charla como lo haría con un amigo o amiga. Así que, les quiero compartir el primer capítulo de mi Podcast en lo que hablo un poquito de lo que ha sido mi aventura de vivir sola...y no morir en el intento.
Para este primer episodio, invité a mi hermana para platicar un poco de nuestra experiencia de salir de casa de nuestros padres y mudarnos a otra ciudad. Aún así, esta semana les estaré compartiendo un post de este tema, pero con otros detalles, para que estén atentos!
[ENGLISH]At the end of the year it is very common to recap the things that have happened to us in the last months, you start to remember the things that you have done, the projects that you have achieved, the new people that have come into your life, and those friendships that They are no longer present in the picture.
A few weeks ago, while I was just going through this situation, I remembered that for a long time I had paused a project that I really wanted to start. Something that really fascinates me is the collaboration with other women and the desire to make a community where we can support each other, I think that is why I have always believed a lot in the purpose of the magazine where I work. One of the projects we want to start is a podcast where we can invite women with the same intention of empowering others. Thanks to a great friend who is "podcaster" and her tips is that I was encouraged to resume the project, and when I was doing all the research and testing I asked myself: "Why don't I do my own Podcast? One that is more personal and can give voice to the words that many times I capture here. "
Throughout my career as a photographer I have met many super talented people and I think it would be a great idea to invite all those creatives with whom I have collaborated. They know that I am a fan of coffee so I decided to call it "Coffee Talks" because that is exactly what I want to do, sit down and discuss topics that may interest other people and simply have a talk as I would a friend or friend. So, I want to share the first chapter of my Podcast in which I speak a little of what has been my adventure of living alone ... and not die trying.
For this first episode, I invited my sister to talk a little about our experience of leaving our parents' house and moving to another city. Unfortunately, all content will be in Spanish so people who speak another language may not understand anything, and that is why I decided to post with the same topics and share them here.
Para este primer episodio, invité a mi hermana para platicar un poco de nuestra experiencia de salir de casa de nuestros padres y mudarnos a otra ciudad. Aún así, esta semana les estaré compartiendo un post de este tema, pero con otros detalles, para que estén atentos!
[ENGLISH]At the end of the year it is very common to recap the things that have happened to us in the last months, you start to remember the things that you have done, the projects that you have achieved, the new people that have come into your life, and those friendships that They are no longer present in the picture.
A few weeks ago, while I was just going through this situation, I remembered that for a long time I had paused a project that I really wanted to start. Something that really fascinates me is the collaboration with other women and the desire to make a community where we can support each other, I think that is why I have always believed a lot in the purpose of the magazine where I work. One of the projects we want to start is a podcast where we can invite women with the same intention of empowering others. Thanks to a great friend who is "podcaster" and her tips is that I was encouraged to resume the project, and when I was doing all the research and testing I asked myself: "Why don't I do my own Podcast? One that is more personal and can give voice to the words that many times I capture here. "
Throughout my career as a photographer I have met many super talented people and I think it would be a great idea to invite all those creatives with whom I have collaborated. They know that I am a fan of coffee so I decided to call it "Coffee Talks" because that is exactly what I want to do, sit down and discuss topics that may interest other people and simply have a talk as I would a friend or friend. So, I want to share the first chapter of my Podcast in which I speak a little of what has been my adventure of living alone ... and not die trying.
For this first episode, I invited my sister to talk a little about our experience of leaving our parents' house and moving to another city. Unfortunately, all content will be in Spanish so people who speak another language may not understand anything, and that is why I decided to post with the same topics and share them here.
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