We Are Not Born Failures

Who hasn't felt like quitting when things don't go our way? It's easy to quit but hard to get back up! Although getting back up will set you up for the rest of your life! Let's Go!

The difference between winners and the rest of us is simple. Winners never take their feet of the gas while often times we get comfortable. In order to get to our final destination, we have to tap back into the same hunger we showed at the beginning. Enjoy this week's episode of the podcast "We Are Not Born Failures."

The first time I was fired from a job, I realized I had two choices: I could either learn from the experience and grow, or I could stay stagnant and unchanged. Initially, I chose to remain still, but this only caused me more pain. Over time, I came to understand that I needed to move forward and continue evolving as a person. This process of growth and learning is something we all experience multiple times in our lives. I encourage you to listen to this story - perhaps you or someone you know can find it relatable.

One of the most important things in accomplishing goals is giving maximum effort. Sometimes we think 50% can get us by and although sometimes it might be just enough, it won't cut it. In life our biggest wins come when we leave it all out on the field of play. Let's Go, enjoy this pod and drop me a comment.

When we reach new levels in life, career, relationships we often question if we are worthy. Are we suppose to be there or will it all fall apart? I know I have and still do from time to time if I'm being completely honest. Imposter syndrome is real and it can be cruel but I have a way to battle those negative thoughts. Listen in!

There’s no such thing as “The perfect moment” to take an opportunity. Life tends to show or present great opportunities when we least expect them. Shoot, I know I’m guilty of both! I’ve taken some opportunities that have given me a lot more than I could expect and I’m better for them. I’m sure many of you struggle with the same things. Enjoy this episode of the pod and make sure to follow while also leaving some feedback. 

All of my life I've been told that real men don't cry. Heck, there's even a famous song by "The Cure" called "Boys Don't Cry." Regardless of the meaning of the song, I think in 2024 I've learned the truth is the opposite. Crying has helped me mature and broaden my horizons as they say. It is not mandatory but after several life lessons, I've learned that real man are able and willing to show emotions. Listen in and let me know what you think! Let's Go.

After a few years of publishing my book, We Are Not Born Failures. I mustered the courage to do a live read at a University. Thanks to a few professors and friends, I was invited to go speak at my alma mater California State University Northridge, CSUN. The experience was unique since I had never participated in a live read before. The end result was a great talk with Profesor Jocelyn Duarte from the Central American Department on what it's like to be a Salvadoran American working as a sports journalist. Enjoy!

Life is about the journey, not the destination. With that being said, you have to "TRUST THE PROCESS." Perhaps one of the biggest challenges we face in life. Easier said than done if you ask a lot of people who've succeeded in life.

As the eldest of seven kids growing up in South Central Los Angeles, life had a lot of unexpected turns. From a very young age, I was forced to grow up faster than expected in order to help my mother out. When I got older, I realized I was not the only one that has gone through this. The eldest siblings is in many cases is handed down a lot more responsibilities. Hope you enjoy this episode!

One of the hardest things in life is forgiving those who have caused us pain. I know I'm not alone when I say it's one of the hardest things to do. Although why is it important? Why can't we just let it go and walk away? Listen in as I take a swing at one of the most avoided topics at the dinner table.

One of my biggest questions as an adult is why my parents didn't show me affection as a kid? As the eldest of seven in a single mother household, I've always been curious to know and ask why? The more I researched this topic, the more I found out I was not alone. There's an entire generation of adults who are now asking the same question. Today I will attempt to take a swing at this specific topic using some of my own personal experience. I hope you enjoy.

From a professional soccer player in El Salvador to one of the most recognized Salvadoran underground rappers in the industry, Mr. Pelon 503 opens up about his life. Who is Mr. Pelon? And how did he end up in the United States after winning multiple titles as a professional athlete? This episode of the podcast takes a new twist as we get to knowe Arnaldo Correa the man! better known as Mr. Pelon.

Some of the greatest people in the history of mankind have one thing in common. They're RELENTLESS when it comes to attacking their goals and dreams. But what does it mean to be relentless and what are some of the traits that can be identified in a person who's relentless. Let's dig in!

One of the hardest lessons I've learned in life is realizing not everyone has my best interest, not everyone my friend. Through out my life and career I've seen a lot of friendships die or simply fizzle out. Then there's those who have made it a point to show me that they will always be there no matter what. Enjoy this edition of the podcast.

Often times we are forced by life to be the first to accomplish new milestones in our family. We are asked to become trailblazers and create a new path for future generations. Many of us have had this experience and it's changed our lives. In a conversation with myself, I go back in time to tell some interesting stories and anecdotes. I'm sure many of you have gone through similar experiences. Enjoy.....

On this episode of the We Are Not Born Failures Podcast we visit one of the dopest Pupusas spots in South Central Los Angeles. Located on 54th and Western in the heart of SC. How do you open up a restaurant in a predominantly black neighborhood? My friend James Alvarado, owner of El Arca explains as we eat some delicious food.

When she was 10 years old my mother experienced an accident that changed her life forever. On this episode of We Are Not Born Failures podcast, we go back in time to learn about an event that until this day inspires a lot of people in my family.

Welcome to episode 1 of the "We Are Not Born Failures" podcast. How did I get here? How did I become a Sports anchor and play by play announcer in a top market. This first round focuses on some of the challenges faced along the way. Get to know me, Moises Linares just a little bit better and just maybe, you'll come back for more.