ElevateHer

In Part Two, we explore Tony Ramos' deep love for his adopted country, reflecting on his patriotism and his belief in leading by example. He shares how teamwork and supporting those around you - whether in the Navy or the workplace - has shaped his life philosophy. Now, in retirement, he's embraced a new passion: living life on the golf course full-time with that same drive and camaraderie.

This week, Lanet interviews her dad, Tony Ramos, whose journey embodies the American dream. After immigrating from the Philippines in his early 20s through the U.S. Navy, Tony helped create opportunities not only for himself but for his parents, eight siblings, and their families. Tune in as he shares the lessons, perseverance, and competitive spirit that always pushed him to strive to be number o...

In this second part, we explore Kayla's dad's career journey - how he applied his welding expertise, his active role in the American Welding Society, and we discuss the many career paths a welder can take. He also highlighted what the field looks like for women, showing how diverse and inclusive the profession can be.

This week on ElevateHer, we sit down with a welding engineer who knew at just 17 years old that he wanted to follow in his father's footsteps. A lifelong learner, devoted family man, and member of the American Welding Society, he shares the lessons, opportunities, and experiences that shaped his career. We also discuss the growing opportunities for women in engineering and the unique perspectives...

Join while chaat healing and the importance of balancing masculine and feminine energy with Heceliza Perez.

At just 15 years old, Valentina immigrated to the United States from Kyrgyzstan with her family, unable to speak a word of English. Join us as she shares her inspiring journey of overcoming the challenges of adapting to a new country and culture, earning her MBA while working full-time as a Private Wealth Advisor, and empowering women to take control of their financial futures through smart saving...

Join us as we sit down with Demeka to explore her remarkable career path in the world of sports law. Rather than following the traditional route after law school, Demeka stepped directly into a role as an attorney for the Minnesota Vikings, launching her into a career that would take her to the intersection of law, business and professional sports.

Join us for Part 2 with Dr. Storm Morgan.

Kayla introduces her mother, Dr. Storm Morgan, aka “The Fixer”, who shares her journey from being a nurse to a national healthcare leader, emphasizing her passion for lifelong learning and contributing to society. Despite her impressive career, Storm now finds herself navigating retirement, where she is seeking meaningful ways to engage her mental acuity.  What’s next for Dr. Storm Morgan?

Tia Ramirez, running for Supior Court Judge. Join us while Tia, a seasoned legal professional and dedicated public servant, answers our many questions while sharing how San Diego tackles gun violence, gun safety, and the complex inner workings of the court room.

Tia Ramirez, running for Supieror Court Judge. Join us to learn more about Tia while she shares where her family-centered appraoch derived from, how her jouney of grit and hard work, led to where she is now, Chief Deputy City Attorney for the Gun Violence Reduction Unit of San Diego, and what's next for this dedicated public servant.

In this inspiring conversation, Pam Campbell shares her journey from in-person to online fitness coaching, emphasizing the importance of self-responsibility, mindset, and faith in transforming health and life.

In this inspiring conversation, Pam Campbell shares her journey from in-person to online fitness coaching, emphasizing the importance of self-responsibility, mindset, and faith in transforming health and life.

In Part 2 we chat about how the bullshit sets the stage for business transactions, boundaries, and having a few tips and tricks up our your sleeve so that you can build your residual profits.

In this episode, we explore why the seemingly trivial small talk and what some call 'nonsense' in sales conversations is actually a crucial trust-building tool. We break down how these exchanges - often dismissed as "the bullshit" - lay the foundation for genuine connection, uncovering needs, and creating long-lasting relationships that drive results. Tune in to rethink the value of "the bullshit"...

In Part 2, we learn about building Chrisell's thriving bakery Sinta - serving the community and representing Filipino culture. We explores perseverance, healing, and the making of a successful business.

Breaking it down with Chrisell aka Selly while we chat about college not being the path for everyone, parenting the creative generation, and the reality of toxic mom friends.

Success doesn’t always come with a corner office. Please join us as we interview Kayla’s childhood best friend — a full-time stay-at-home mom, dedicated military wife, and homeschooling superhero. Behind every service member is a family making sacrifices, and today’s guest shares what it really looks like to hold down the home front.

On our show today, we have a passionate advocate for whole-body well-being. She blends her career expertise in health with coaching women to thrive—whether in wellness, in their careers, or simply in honoring their bodies every day.

Selling one another on our similarities and differences. Join us while we dive into why everyone should learn sales no matter their role.

Career coach Mandy shares her journey from corporate life to full-time entrepreneur, viral YouTube creator, and author of her debut book, Heal Your Career Wounds.

In this episode of ElevateHer, we welcome psychologist and author Dr. Joy Francisco. Together we explore themes of work-life balance, cultural identity, the importance of representation in literature, and more.

Please join us while we interview Amy Klin, successful Real Estate Professional with LIV Sotheby's International Realty.

Please join us as we interview Dr. Shelby Tesar: Dentist, practice owner, and board member.

Join me as I interview Lanet.