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EPISODE · Aug 26, 2025 · 11 MIN

Facing the inner struggle of breaking generational cycles and putting yourself first? How to have difficult conversations as a first gen Latina and set boundaries with family/ Episode 15

from Break Cycles, Not Chanclas: Set boundaries with family, break generational cycles, and parent differently as a first-gen Latina, while keeping your connection to your Latino cultural values. Live authentically and put yourself first in the healing journey · host Tiffany Tuttle-Life Coach for Latinas

If you’ve ever felt like your life doesn’t fully feel like your own because you’re carrying everyone else’s load, this episode is for you. As a Latina, I know what it’s like to be praised as the good daughter and the reliable one, but also to quietly slip into survival mode. We’ve normalized putting everyone else first, but at some point, you have to ask—when do my dreams become a priority?In this conversation, I’m breaking down the inner struggle so many of us carry when it comes to setting boundaries with family. From ghosting people to avoid confrontation, to figuring out how to have difficult conversations, these are the real cultural layers that make it harder for us to step into what we actually want.Putting yourself first doesn’t mean abandoning anyone. It means you stop abandoning yourself. If you’re ready to break generational cycles and finally learn how to be present without the guilt, this episode will show you the steps to get there.Share your thoughts and questions with me—text me directly on this page!Hey, let’s keep this good thing going!On my website, you can: 📱Book a sales call📣Invite me to speak at your event📰Read my published articles👯‍♀️Connect on Social Mediaand more. See you over there👇🏼BreakCyclesPodcast.Com(BreakCyclesNotChanclas.Com/Podcastlinks)

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If you’ve ever felt like your life doesn’t fully feel like your own because you’re carrying everyone else’s load, this episode is for you. As a Latina, I know what it’s like to be praised as the good daughter and the reliable one, but also to quietly slip into survival mode. We’ve normalized putting everyone else first, but at some point, you have to ask—when do my dreams become a priority? In this conversation, I’m breaking down the inner struggle so many of us carry when it comes to setting...

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