In this episode of #Micuirizadas Women Entrepreneurs, we're joined by Marta Carriedo, entrepreneur, content creator, and businesswoman with multiple projects. We talk candidly with her about:

How to manage criticism when you're in the public eye, the challenge of maintaining three businesses and a personal life, the issue of copying and imitation in the entrepreneurial world, and how women are support networks to grow together.

In this episode of #Micuirizadas Women Entrepreneurs, we're joined by Marta Carriedo, entrepreneur, content creator, and businesswoman with multiple projects. We talk candidly with her about:

How to manage criticism when you're in the public eye, the challenge of maintaining three businesses and a personal life, the issue of copying and imitation in the entrepreneurial world, and how women are support networks to grow together.

In this episode, we chat with Erea Louro, stylist, influencer, and author. She tells us how she learned to say no and why setting boundaries has been key to her career.
We also talked about her book, how she has handled fame, the gap between the traditional press and new digital voices, and that vital stage in which, as she says, "I am reaping everything I sowed."

An honest, inspiring, and unfiltered conversation with one of the most authentic voices in the creative scene.

In this episode, Bego and I reflect on what it truly means to be happy and successful in a society obsessed with instant gratification. At 51, after a journey full of learning experiences, I've discovered that true success comes when you're where you're meant to be, contributing something essential to the world.
We discussed how entrepreneurship isn't just about creating a business, but also about working deeply on yourself. No one can teach you your unique way of communicating, and that's where your power lies. Furthermore, we offered a critique of the "ultra-fashion" culture and superficiality, advocating for the importance of order, focus, and long-term commitment.

In this episode, we talk with Marta Vaca, a young entrepreneur who founded Seasons by Macabla in 2018. We discuss the beginnings of her project, the challenges of starting a business as part of Generation Z, and the importance of taking care of mental health.
An honest, inspiring, and educational episode for all those who are building their own project from scratch.

In this episode, we talk with Lucía Ruiz Lafita, founder of Delirium, an exclusive luxury catering company that has won over some of Spain's most elite clients, including organizing the birthday party for Georgina Rodríguez's daughter. We discuss the loneliness of the first few months of starting a business, what it's really like to "do for years what nobody else wants, and then live the life everyone dreams of," and the importance of maintaining a positive attitude and impeccable organization every step of the way.

An honest, inspiring, and educational episode for all those who are building their own project from scratch.

In this episode, we chat with María Santos, a renowned interior designer, about the challenges of starting and building a business from scratch. We cover key topics such as the difficulties of studying creative fields, the importance of building a strong team, overcoming obstacles without giving up, and balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship.

Today we chat with Lara and Laura, creators of La Petite Mafalda, about the challenges of entrepreneurship and the path to success. We talk about female leadership, work-life balance, and how social media can be a powerful tool for growth.