Andrea La Mexicana

Could you spend an entire week without your phone?
📱In this episode, I’m sharing what happened when I unexpectedly had to spend almost a week without mine.
What started as an inconvenient situation quickly turned into an unexpected experiment that made me think about my relationship with technology and just how much our phones have become part of our everyday lives.
Was it a much-needed digital detox… or did I realize I need my phone more than I thought? 👀
🎧 Grab your headphones and enjoy this episode in Spanish!

I’ve had many different bosses throughout my life; some strict, some relaxed, some inspiring, and some who taught me unexpected lessons. In this episode, I’m sharing what I learned from the different leadership styles I experienced and how those lessons have shaped the way I work today.I’m genuinely grateful for every person who gave me an opportunity, trusted me, taught me something, or helped me grow along the way. ❤️🎧 Grab your headphones and enjoy this episode in Spanish!

I’ve always imagined myself living a simple, “hippie” life in Mexico… but apparently, not everyone agrees that I’m actually a hippie. 😂So, what does being a hippie really mean? In this episode, we’re finding out together. 🌼✌️A fun Spanish podcast episode for learners who want to practice listening while exploring a very unexpected question: Am I really a hippie?

We made it to Episode 100!
In this very special milestone episode, I’m taking a pause to look back at the journey that brought us here. From why I first hit record and the lessons I’ve learned along the way, to a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has been part of this community. Sometimes we forget to celebrate the wins, but this one is huge.
¡Gracias, chicos! 💕

🗣️✨👩‍🏫 https://patreon.com/andrealamexicana Ever wonder why so many of us who build a life abroad secretly dream of returning home?
In Episode 99, I'm sharing an honest conversation sparked by a student's question about whether I plan to live the rest of my life in Canada.
Tune in as I open up about the clash between building stability abroad versus craving the warmth of our roots, and why growing old in Mexico feels like home.