It doesn't matter how hard it is for you as a first-generation American; your ancestors certainly had it way harder than you, and there's a lot you can learn from their experience.

In this episode, I'm joined by someone who not only figured out how to handle his shit but also managed to give back to his community and his family in the process, Rudy Lopez. Rudy is a first-generation American, the son of a Mexican Dad and a Salvadorean Mom, who, thanks to his old folks' efforts and teachings, managed to study, graduate, and have several experiences in Corporate America before realizing he was destined to be an entrepreneur, just like his parents.

Tune in to Episode 198 of Amiga, Handle Your Shit, and learn about Rudy's incredible journey from working for the Screen Actors Guild to buying his parents' company and becoming a successful entrepreneur. Rudy also talks about how challenging running a business can be in California, his strategies to build resilience and portray himself as a confident businessman despite being an introvert, and so much more.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• A bit about Rudy's background and upbringing (3:20)
• How entrepreneurship got into Rudy's life (9:30)
• Rudy talks about the challenges of finding a good fit when hiring (17:40)
• The importance of keeping a growing mentality in business (24:00)
• Why developing self-confidence is crucial as an entrepreneur (29:40)
• Rudy shares his advice on how amigas can handle their shit (33:00)

Connect with Rudy Lopez:

• Website
• LinkedIn
• Email: customerservice@socalindustries.com

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