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Latina to Latina

Remix: How Health Coach Massy Arias Found Her Real Strength

Latina to Latina

LWC Studios

Aliciamenendez, Entrepreneurship, News, Entertainment News, 519788, Business, Latinas, Lantiguawilliams, Latinos, Hispanics, Society & Culture

4.8618 Ratings

🗓️ 30 December 2024

⏱️ 26 minutes

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0:00.0

So happy to share another specially curated batch of episodes featuring some of the inspiring women we've had on the show.

0:11.3

I have been on a mission to get Masi Arias, personal trainer, health coach, Instagram, Phenom on Latina to Latina since we launched.

0:20.2

We have hit a few bumps in the road.

0:21.9

This is actually the third time we've connected. Once, Masi got pulled away to be a mom.

0:26.4

Another time she was at a photo shoot and the acoustics didn't work. And through it all,

0:30.8

I learned that Masi is exactly who she says she is. Disciplined, driven, committed,

0:36.8

relentlessly positive, and enthusiastic. She's also

0:39.5

really savvy about her business, how she's building it. And for the first time, Massey opens up

0:44.2

about her divorce, ignoring maysayers, and building the life she's dreamed up.

1:00.4

Most of the time when I hear your story, it starts with you coming to the states from the DR. You were 13. I want to know what your life was like before that when you lived in the Dominican

1:05.7

Republic. Well, my life was pretty simple. I come from very humble backgrounds, very humble beginnings, and I lived with my mom and my stepdad. My parents were divorced. But it was pretty simple. I had an awesome childhood. Then my family decided we needed a better life. Was that transition to the

1:32.5

state's smooth? What do you remember about it? No, the transition wasn't smooth at all. When my parents

1:39.4

made the decision of bringing me into the States, I was a sophomore in high school. So as a teenager, obviously,

1:47.0

I don't want to leave my friends, my family, my culture. I had to pretty much transition

1:54.2

into a new environment, into a new culture. And even though I was excited to come to the States,

2:01.1

it was very rough.

2:04.0

You say that as a kid, you had to be an adult.

2:06.7

I wonder how that showed up for you.

2:09.2

When I came, two of my brothers came as well with me,

2:14.4

a stepbrother and my blood brother,

2:16.4

my only blood brother.

2:20.8

And when we came, I pretty much had to be sort of like the mom. My father here, he was enriched, obviously, and was a working

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