
In this short episode of Latina Mic Drop, Miriam Simon celebrates the one-year anniversary of The Chingona Times and shares why she created a blog to complement the podcast, her book, and the larger Mi Sí House brand.This episode is about building thought leadership that outlasts social media. Miriam talks about the importance of owning your platform, creating digital real estate, staying consistent, and giving your audience different ways to connect with your message.From podcasting to blogging to building a brand with chingona energy, this episode is a reminder that leadership is not only about being seen today. It is about creating something with longevity, purpose, and impact.If you are a leader, entrepreneur, creator, or first-gen professional with something to say, this episode will challenge you to stop relying only on rented platforms and start building a home for your voice.Work with me Chingonas. Learn more at https://www.MiriamSimon.online Follow Latina Mic Drop PodcastInstagram: @LatinaMicDropPodcastFollow Miriam Simon:Instagram: @iamMiriamSimonWebsite: www.MiriamSimon.onlineDisclaimer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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