Rachel Sanchez's guest appearances

Rachel Sanchez

YES: Your Executive Symphony Podcast

Boomerang Strategies

The Rising Lava Parenting Podcast

Kids Who Explore Parent Edition

Outdoorsy Families

OwlTail

Rolanda Macharia

Today's guests are Rachel Sanchez from Prestige Maintenance  and Rolanda Macharia...the author of  "He Heard My Cry"   Rolanda was born in Detroit Michigan, raised in Los Angeles, California, and later moved to McKinney Texas in the year 2005. Rolanda is married to James Macharia who hails from Nairobi, Kenya, and has 5 children and 20 grandchildren. Rolanda’s professional endeavors have included a robust career with Bank of America for 20 plus years in various capacities. Mrs. Macharia has also served on the Board of Directors for the North Central Texas Workforce Commission for the past 8 years and is also the founder and Executive Director of L.I.F.T. R&amp;R, which is a Non-profit 501C3 Organization. This organization provides resources and referrals to people that are in need. L.I.F.T. R&amp;R also offers no-fee marketing for nonprofit organizations that are helping their communities with no, or low cost resources. In 2016, Rolanda graduated from, and helped to facilitate the “Getting Ahead In McKinney Texas” program for 3 years. This program is designed to bring wealthy, middle-class, and poverty level, people together to try and get a better understanding the causes of poverty, and how to work together in a, “just getting by world.” Rolanda also graduated from the Leadership McKinney academy, and is a very passionate person when it comes to serving others. Some of the other accolaides that can be attributed to Rolanda are; Youth and Adult Sunday School Teacher, Public Motivational Speaker, Church Administrator, and more. All of these things have been routine for Rolanda for well over a decade and she does not appear to be declining in her committment to any degree. Rolanda attributes her successes to a loving God, a saving grace, and the many people that God has placed in her life and the resources that they provide.   Boomerang Strategies was created with a passion on helping businesses maximize their growth by using creative Marketing strategies that owners did not think of, or just did not implement. We are an agency that offers traditional Marketing as well as Digital Marketing services to small/medium size businesses. Whether you are a startup basement company, or a million dollar company. We are there to support and guide all your ideas and needs.  We provide All aspects of Marketing in order to help your business gain exposure and capture your target audience. We build customized websites with SEO that get real results with real time, increasing organic search drastically and competing for 1st page rankings of highly competitive and relevant keywords. Our goal is to bring you success by utilizing every single Marketing tool we have to make you the number 1 producer in your industry. And have fun while doing it!! Let us help you think Outside the Box. We call this, The Boomerang Marketing Effect!!

Today's guests are Rachel Sanchez from <a href="https://prestigeusa.net/about/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Prestige Maintenance</a>  and <a href="https://rolandashouldersmacharia.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rolanda Macharia</a>...the author of <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Heard-Heart-Rescue-Redemption-Revelation-ebook/dp/B09N3ZY4YF" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> "He Heard My Cry"</a> Rolanda was born in Detroit Michigan, raised in Los Angeles, California, and later moved to McKinney Texas in the year 2005. Rolanda is married to James Macharia who hails from Nairobi, Kenya, and has 5 children and 20 grandchildren. Rolanda’s professional endeavors have included a robust career with Bank of America for 20 plus years in various capacities. Mrs. Macharia has also served on the Board of Directors for the North Central Texas Workforce Commission for the past 8 years and is also the founder and Executive Director of L.I.F.T. R&amp;R, which is a Non-profit 501C3 Organization. This organization provides resources and referrals to people that are in need. L.I.F.T. R&amp;R also offers no-fee marketing for nonprofit organizations that are helping their communities with no, or low cost resources. In 2016, Rolanda graduated from, and helped to facilitate the “Getting Ahead In McKinney Texas” program for 3 years. This program is designed to bring wealthy, middle-class, and poverty level, people together to try and get a better understanding the causes of poverty, and how to work together in a, “just getting by world.” Rolanda also graduated from the Leadership McKinney academy, and is a very passionate person when it comes to serving others. Some of the other accolaides that can be attributed to Rolanda are; Youth and Adult Sunday School Teacher, Public Motivational Speaker, Church Administrator, and more. All of these things have been routine for Rolanda for well over a decade and she does not appear to be declining in her committment to any degree. Rolanda attributes her successes to a loving God, a saving grace, and the many people that God has placed in her life and the resources that they provide. Boomerang Strategies was created with a passion on helping businesses maximize their growth by using creative Marketing strategies that owners did not think of, or just did not implement. We are an agency that offers traditional Marketing as well as Digital Marketing services to small/medium size businesses. Whether you are a startup basement company, or a million dollar company. We are there to support and guide all your ideas and needs.  We provide All aspects of Marketing in order to help your business gain exposure and capture your target audience. We build customized websites with SEO that get real results with real time, increasing organic search drastically and competing for 1st page rankings of highly competitive and relevant keywords. Our goal is to bring you success by utilizing every single Marketing tool we have to make you the number 1 producer in your industry. And have fun while doing it!! Let us help you think Outside the Box. We call this, The Boomerang Marketing Effect!!

He Heard My Cry -- Rolanda Macharia and Rachel Sanchez

In the words of the 2-year-old Sanchez daughter, “The mountains are my home.” That is how the Sanchez family is living their lives. Today we chat with Rachel Sanchez about part-time life in a van-home, to ditching the carriers, to hiking while pregnant. KWE is proud to see a family that is allowing nature to help raise their kids!    The Sanchez Family, is a multicultural family based in Utah, USA. They have three little girls and a little boy on the way. They love being outdoors as a family and feel it is the best way to experience life and all that the earth has to offer. They use the outdoors as their favorite parenting tool to teach many of life's important lessons from strength and courage, to kindness and gentleness. Inclusion and diversity in the outdoors is important for Rachel, and her husband, to show her daughters!    How They Make Their Van-Home Feel Like Home:  Allow each girl to have a drawer in the van that is their own  Let them bring their favourite items from home  Her girls are most comfortable in the van in close proximity, especially sleeping     How They Ditch the Child Carriers:  They decide the carrier isn’t their go-to, and they never tell their kids to get in the carrier  They expect that the kids will hike [They’ve seen it benefit them so much and foster independence!]   Carrier has never been a punishment or a necessity, even if they are “going too slow”  They let them get in and out, as much as they want!   They choose shorter hikes when they need to     Advice for Hiking While Pregnant:  Listen to your body and how far you want to go  Trust yourself  If pregnant with carrier, wear your pack properly with waist strap buckled, and belly band  Close to end of pregnancy, maybe avoid using the carrier/hiking pack  Bring someone along to carry kids     Book Recommendation: Wild Vet Adventures: Saving Animals Around the World with Dr. Gabby Wild    Follow the Sanchez Family on IG: @beboldlittleones    Thank you to Morrison Outdoors for supporting today’s podcast! Find more at: www.morrisonoutdoors.com    Production: @kpmediaproductions. Music: @michaelferraro_music.  

In the words of the 2-year-old Sanchez daughter, “The mountains are my home.” That is how the Sanchez family is living their lives. Today we chat with Rachel Sanchez about part-time life in a van-home, to ditching the carriers, to hiking while pregnant. KWE is proud to see a family that is allowing nature to help raise their kids!  The Sanchez Family, is a multicultural family based in Utah, USA. They have three little girls and a little boy on the way. They love being outdoors as a family and feel it is the best way to experience life and all that the earth has to offer. They use the outdoors as their favorite parenting tool to teach many of life's important lessons from strength and courage, to kindness and gentleness. Inclusion and diversity in the outdoors is important for Rachel, and her husband, to show her daughters!  How They Make Their Van-Home Feel Like Home:  <ul><li>Allow each girl to have a drawer in the van that is their own </li> <li>Let them bring their favourite items from home </li> <li>Her girls are most comfortable in the van in close proximity, especially sleeping </li> </ul> How They Ditch the Child Carriers:  <ul><li>They decide the carrier isn’t their go-to, and they never tell their kids to get in the carrier </li> <li>They expect that the kids will hike [They’ve seen it benefit them so much and foster independence!]  </li> <li>Carrier has never been a punishment or a necessity, even if they are “going too slow” </li> <li>They let them get in and out, as much as they want!  </li> <li>They choose shorter hikes when they need to </li> </ul> Advice for Hiking While Pregnant:  <ul><li>Listen to your body and how far you want to go </li> <li>Trust yourself </li> <li>If pregnant with carrier, wear your pack properly with waist strap buckled, and belly band </li> <li>Close to end of pregnancy, maybe avoid using the carrier/hiking pack </li> <li>Bring someone along to carry kids </li> </ul> Book Recommendation: Wild Vet Adventures: Saving Animals Around the World with Dr. Gabby Wild Follow the Sanchez Family on IG: @beboldlittleones  Thank you to Morrison Outdoors for supporting today’s podcast! Find more at: <a href="http://www.morrisonoutdoors.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.morrisonoutdoors.com</a> Production: @kpmediaproductions. Music: @michaelferraro_music.

Ep. 35 How to Ditch the Carrier with Rachel Sanchez

Today I’m talking with Rachel Sanchez about risky play. Rachel and her family love to explore the red rocks of southern Utah. They access beautiful and remote locations through their van conversion. While exploring all the beauty Utah has to offer, they also allow their daughters to explore what their bodies are capable of. From climbing rocks to swimming in hot springs, the Sanchez kids have the opportunity to take risks and learn from their experiences. Rachel and her husband Mike keep close proximity to their young children as they explore. I loved talking with Rachel on this topic because it’s something I try to practice in my daily outdoor play with my own young children. I hope you learn something new about risky play, and that you’ll feel open to let your own children challenge themselves in new ways outside! I think risky play is such a powerful and important part of outdoor play for children. Our society has shifted in a way that the phrase “be careful” is the normal background to kids outdoor playtime. I encourage you to rethink what you mean by the phrase “be careful” as your kids explore the outdoors this week. Is there something else you can say instead to build confidence in your child? Examine your own relationship with risky play this week and see if you are willing to give space for your child’s exploration.  Follow Rachel Sanchez and her family: https://www.instagram.com/beboldlittleones/   Check out the Outdoorsy Families website: outdoorsyfamilies.com   Follow Outdoorsy Families on Instagram:  instagram.com/outdoorsy.families

Today I’m talking with Rachel Sanchez about risky play. Rachel and her family love to explore the red rocks of southern Utah. They access beautiful and remote locations through their van conversion. While exploring all the beauty Utah has to offer, they also allow their daughters to explore what their bodies are capable of. From climbing rocks to swimming in hot springs, the Sanchez kids have the opportunity to take risks and learn from their experiences. Rachel and her husband Mike keep close proximity to their young children as they explore. I loved talking with Rachel on this topic because it’s something I try to practice in my daily outdoor play with my own young children. I hope you learn something new about risky play, and that you’ll feel open to let your own children challenge themselves in new ways outside! I think risky play is such a powerful and important part of outdoor play for children. Our society has shifted in a way that the phrase “be careful” is the normal background to kids outdoor playtime. I encourage you to rethink what you mean by the phrase “be careful” as your kids explore the outdoors this week. Is there something else you can say instead to build confidence in your child? Examine your own relationship with risky play this week and see if you are willing to give space for your child’s exploration.  Follow Rachel Sanchez and her family: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/beboldlittleones/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/beboldlittleones/</a> Check out the Outdoorsy Families website: <a href="http://outdoorsyfamilies.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">outdoorsyfamilies.com</a> Follow Outdoorsy Families on Instagram:  <a href="https://www.instagram.com/outdoorsy.families/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/outdoorsy.families</a>