Hi 👋🏼 still learning this app but happy to be here!

So good to meet you, I’m Rosaura—a fiery, spicy 30smthg Mexican girlie on the journey of figuring out what she wants & what is authentic to her. I do a bunch of different things but my biggest “flex” has been leaving toxic work environments to become a freelancer/entrepreneur. Here’s a few fun facts about me:

• I am an Aries Sun, Pisces moon & Pisces rising.

• Worked for a Big 4 accounting firm for ~8 years & it sucked the life out of me.

• Experienced corporate burnout & had a massive Saturn return at 28-29 years old.

• Learned Human Design, astrology & numerology to help better understand myself & others.

• Have been doing UGC as a side hustle for 3 years 🙌🏼

• Launched a women’s wellness brand called The Feminine Ethos with my co-founder/soul-sister 🌸

• Traveled for 8 months to Europe & Mexico last year & lived out of my suitcase.

• I’m the baby of 11 siblings (2 full, & the rest are 1/2 siblings)

• My parents got together against their family’s will & this created a lot of drama growing up (think telenovela vibes)

• I’m single, unmarried, own a condo & have the most beautiful kitty cat named Minnie (🐈‍⬛)

• My dream is to guide women in creating a life on THEIR terms—to own their truth & live as their authentic selves!

• I am a hopeless romantic (Pisces Venus) & am willing to wait as long as I need to experience the love I crave.

• I’m an HSP/empath & can feel ppl’s energy—my intuition is never wrong (thanks to my strong Pisces placements)

• I have self-diagnosed ADHD, mult. personalities, & a tiny dose of ‘tism ✨

Would love to connect with you if you found any of my journey interesting or you are cuestión to know more 💕🫶🏼

I believe we are entering a new age: Age of Aquarius & am excited to build a world that uplifts our communities & living out our dreams 🤩 #reintroducemyself #lemon8bookclub #gettoknowmebetter #letsgrowtogether #letsconnect

2025/1/8 Edited to

... Read moreIt’s truly incredible to look back at my journey, especially the leap from the corporate grind to forging my own path as a digital creator and entrepreneur. For years, I felt the life being sucked out of me in a Big 4 accounting firm, experiencing corporate burnout that many can probably relate to. That massive Saturn return at 28-29 wasn't just a cosmic event; it was a wake-up call to truly live life on my terms. I realized I couldn't keep going down a path that didn't align with my authentic self. One of my biggest breakthroughs was diving into User-Generated Content (UGC) as a side hustle. For three years, this allowed me to explore my creativity and connect with brands in a whole new way. It wasn't just about making extra income; it was about discovering a passion that felt genuinely *me*. If you're curious about becoming a digital creator or starting with UGC, my advice is simply to start. Experiment with different niches, understand what value you can offer, and don't be afraid to put yourself out there. It's a journey of continuous learning and adaptation, but incredibly rewarding when you see your work resonate with others. Beyond UGC, my entrepreneurial spirit led me to launch The Feminine Ethos, a women's wellness brand, with my incredible co-founder. This venture is deeply rooted in my dream to guide women in creating lives on their terms, to own their truth, and live as their authentic selves. It’s about building a community where connection and collaboration uplift everyone. This commitment to community building, a theme I often reflect on, is central to everything I do. My personal journey, including learning Human Design, astrology, and numerology, has been pivotal in understanding myself as an HSP/empath. This self-awareness has been crucial in navigating the ups and downs of entrepreneurship and ensuring I'm always moving towards what genuinely feels right. Traveling for eight months, living out of a suitcase across Europe and Mexico, further solidified my belief in experiencing life fully and embracing opportunities for growth and connection. So, whether you're battling burnout, dreaming of becoming a digital creator, or seeking to live a more authentic life, remember that your journey is valid. It's about taking those brave steps, one after another, to build a world that uplifts not just yourself, but your entire community. Let's keep connecting, collaborating, and building together!

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