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Elayna Fernandez ~ The Positive MOM

Elayna Fernandez ~ The Positive MOM ~ Empowers, Equips, and Encourages moms of all ages and stages to BE POSITIVE and Discover, Live, Balance, Monetize, and Radiate their Passions so they can create JOY, BALANCE and SUCCESS on their own terms without mommy guilt, regrets, burnout, inertia, or overwhelm.

My family and I had the privilege to spend a weekend at SeaWorld San Antonio and Aquatica for the 3rd (and my second) annual AdventureCon, an intimate, invitation-only, family friendly bloggers conference that mixes learning the latest tactics and trends of the trade, forming friendships and alliances with some of the savviest parenting and lifestyle …

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The late Jim Rohn once said “You Can’t Hire Someone Else To Do YOUR Push Ups For YOU” and I not only agree with it, I’m going to say you can’t blame someone else because you didn’t do them. Here’s the deal: Our daily decisions determine our direction and our destination. We shape ourselves by …

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Because I love my heritage and also respect and embrace the cultural aspects that resonate with me, I celebrate Mother’s Day and Father’s Day twice. Father’s Day growing up was extremely special to me because I share a very tight bond with my dad. I am a declared “daddy’s girl” and forever will be. My …

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Have you heard the phrase “choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life”? This statement is often attributed to Confucius and I find it quite confusing [ as in misleading ]. When you are raised in poverty, especially in a slum area, you start working at …

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My siblings and I grew up in financial poverty and lacked a lot of the things most kids take for granted in other circumstances, especially in surroundings more developed than the small Dominican slum where we grew up.  The irony is that people would actually comment that “we acted like rich kids” We wore hand-me-downs, …

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