Ep. 33 Adapting with Mayra Rodriguez-Alvarez

An episode of the The Marketing for the Uninhibited Podcast podcast, hosted by Marketing for the Uninhibited, titled "Ep. 33 Adapting with Mayra Rodriguez-Alvarez" was published on April 14, 2020 and runs 14 minutes.

April 14, 2020 ·14m · The Marketing for the Uninhibited Podcast

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Summary

On this episode, I'm joined by my cousin and immigration attorney, Mayra Rodriguez-Alvarez. Mayra is an attorney based out of Northwest Indiana whose private practice focuses on immigration law. She handles the filing of documents of permanent residency and citizenship with the US Department of Homeland Security and also represents clients in immigration court. She is fluent in Spanish, is a mom, wife, and loves soccer and cooking. Learn by visiting The Law Office of Mayra Rodriguez-Alvarez (@abogadaMayra). For additional resources, please visit, https://www.informedimmigrant.com/guides/coronavirus/# She shares: -How she's adapting her work schedule around her home life (Mom in the morning, lawyer in the afternoon) -What lifestyle trends she's noticing and learning about her clients -Hardships the immigrant community is dealing with right now -What she's doing daily to stay sane *** Over the next few weeks, I'll be giving small business owners and entrepreneurs a chance to share how they're handling business during this pandemic. To keep things consistent, I'll be asking everyone the same five questions: 1. What is the biggest shift you've had to make in your business? 2. What are you doing to address this shift? 3. How is your business community responding? 4. How are you taking care of yourself (and your family, employees, clients, neighbors, etc.) 5. How can we support you and your business right now? The goal is to provide a wide range of perspectives that educate, inform and inspire. At the very least, maybe these will help you feel less alone during this crazy time. Learn more at marketinguninhibited.com

Episode Description

For additional resources, please visit, https://www.informedimmigrant.com/guides/coronavirus/#

She shares:

-How she's adapting her work schedule around her home life (Mom in the morning, lawyer in the afternoon)

-What lifestyle trends she's noticing and learning about her clients

-Hardships the immigrant community is dealing with right now

-What she's doing daily to stay sane

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Over the next few weeks, I'll be giving small business owners and entrepreneurs a chance to share how they're handling business during this pandemic.

To keep things consistent, I'll be asking everyone the same five questions:

1. What is the biggest shift you've had to make in your business? 2. What are you doing to address this shift? 3. How is your business community responding? 4. How are you taking care of yourself (and your family, employees, clients, neighbors, etc.) 5. How can we support you and your business right now?

The goal is to provide a wide range of perspectives that educate, inform and inspire. At the very least, maybe these will help you feel less alone during this crazy time. Learn more at marketinguninhibited.com