Writing for ambitious women learning to hold it all — career pivots, side businesses, identity, wellness, and the beautiful chaos of building a full life without apology.
I write the way I live: multi-hyphenate and fully present. Expect essays on navigating tech as a Latina woman, what yoga actually teaches you about work, and how to build things — businesses, bodies, communities — that last.
I'm a Senior Product Manager, a yoga teacher, and a woman who's spent years at the intersection of too many things to fit in a single bio box. For a long time, I thought that meant I needed to pick one thing. I don't think that anymore.
Multi-hyphenate isn't a compromise. It's the whole point.
This Substack is for the women who are also too many things. The ones building careers with intention while also growing something on the side, going to yoga class, texting their family in Spanish, and somehow still trying to save money. I see you. I am you.
I'll write about the real stuff — what it takes to level up in tech without losing yourself, what running free yoga classes in NYC taught me about community, and why building Machisma Beauty while job-searching is a feature, not a bug.
Topics I'll cover
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Career
Nobody tells you that your "strange" resume is actually your superpower. A reflection on non-linear paths and why they produce better builders.
Wellness
Creating a judgment-free space for strangers in Central Park turned out to be the best management training I never paid for.
Identity
The people who told me to "focus" had a point. They were also completely wrong. Here's why doing many things made me better at all of them.
Money
No shame, just math. The avalanche method, a few credit cards, and a plan that finally feels real.
Culture
A bilingual brand targeting hyperpigmentation in bodies that have been underserved by the beauty industry for too long. Here's how it started.
Career
STAR stories, a master spreadsheet, and the one framework that changed how I talk about my own work.