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Leadership is more important now than ever. Having a mentor or coach who truly holds space to understand you and the leader you want to become is of utmost importance. With the need for more inclusive, conscious leadership around the world, here are 10 leadership coaches leading the way.
READ ON YAHOO! FINANCEMariela De La Mora is interviewed by Authority Magazine for their series on Emotional Intelligence. She speaks about her background as a start-up co-founder and Director of Marketing, how EQ helped her become a better leader, and how we can all develop our EQ.
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According to a recent study, rates of depression (mild to severe) in Latina mothers range from 12% to 59% in the perinatal period, compared to 10% to 15% in the general population. Mariela is interviewed about mental health in the Latinx community, and how becoming a mother was the biggest catalyst for managing her mental health and healing her inner child.
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- Black, Banked & Booked Out with Dielle Charon - 91: From 0-$100k in 4 months with Mariela De La Mora
- Glow Up Season with Asia Hilario - Detaching Your Worth from Self-Sacrifice and High-Achievement as a Child of an Immigrant Part 1 & 2
- Happy to be Here with Vivan Nunez - Mariela De La Mora: How To Pass The Mic To Your Higher Self
- The Dream Lab Series with Sabrina Castillo & Audrey Robles - Mariela De La Mora breaks down, being a daughter of immigrants, the need to achieve, and where it's rooted
- Revolutionary Rising with Gieselle Allen - Healing Your Inner Child to Heal Your Business w/ Mariela De La Mora
MARIELA'S BIO
Mariela is a mother, the eldest daughter of Mexican immigrants, a former 15-year Director of Marketing, a business consultant, and an EQ-certified Leadership Coach. She helps women of color and First-Gen become powerhouse leaders by infusing emotional intelligence and life coaching with business strategy.
For 16 years, she helped multi-billion dollar companies and startups build profitable brands while growing and leading award-nominated marketing teams across the world.
She knows what it’s like to be the youngest and only woman of color sitting at the table. But she makes sure she is not the LAST.
TOPICS MARIELA SPEAKS ON:
Healing generational trauma as a daughter of immigrants
How emotional intelligence relates to good leadership
How to build an authentic, purpose-driven brand
How to pivot within your life and business
Podcasts continued...
- TyePod - Leading a Team Across Timezones
- Latinas Booked Out - Storytelling, Purpose-Driven Brands, and Using Our Privilege (Ep 52)
- Latinas Booked Out - Creating Results Through Any Circumstance Business & Leadership Coach Mariela De La Mora (Ep 191)
- Thrive Society - How to Create a Purpose-Driven Brand (Ep 15)
- Dress to Manifest - Our Relationship with Self-Expression as Daughters of Immigrants (Ep 18)
- Grow with the Flow - How the Feeling of not Belonging can be Expansive for Women of Color (Ep 31)
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For the last 5 years, Mariela De La Mora has recruited and managed teams across as many as 13 time zones, which has taught her a lot about leadership. Here are her top tips for recruiting and leading high-performing and engaged remote teams, including tools and software to make life easier.
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Podcasts continued...
- Transcend Your Dichotomy - Mariela De La Mora on prioritizing authenticity, passion, and alignment (Ep 68)
- The Offbeat Life - How this Entrepreneur left a Fortune 500 to Become an Online Marketer (Ep 184)
- Solful Conversations - Healing from the Pressures of the Entrepreneurial Hustle Throughout the Pandemic
- Pretty Sure Podcast - Pretty Sure Latinxs do things differently in life & in business
Mariela De La Mora is an executive contributor for Brainz Magazine, bringing you monthly articles on business, life, and leadership.
Read her articles on how to build an authentic brand and how to approach assertiveness.
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As humans, it’s natural to want to seek approval from others. But where it gets problematic is when you give away your power and allow your own voice to get drowned out by others. Inviting others to contribute their input should be a sacred thing because not everyone is qualified, or informed enough, to advise you in a helpful way.
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