What does it take to break free from survival mode and start building real wealth? Miriam Simon, CEO of Mi Si Coaching and Consulting, reveals her 25-year journey from entry-level positions to corporate executive leadership.

She shares her powerful philosophy of honoring "your yes" – making decisions that align with your own values rather than others' expectations. This principle guided her from difficult beginnings to creating new leadership roles and eventually founding her own company.

She share her practical strategies for career growth for Latinas, that helped Miriam secure eight different promotions and significantly increase her income. She shares insider tips on customizing resumes, researching salary ranges, leveraging employer benefits like tuition reimbursement, and effectively using LinkedIn for professional networking.

Whether you're just starting your career, feeling stuck in survival mode, or ready to leverage your professional success to build wealth, this episode offers both inspiration and concrete strategies to help you honor your own "yes" and create the financial stability you deserve.

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