What happens when a first-gen Latina from a low-income background decides to build wealth anyway? Viviana Vazquez, the daughter of Mexican immigrants, founder of Over Gen Poverty, and the woman who manifested her first $100K job chats with us on one of the most honest conversations we've had on this podcast.Viviana opens up about growing up first gen in New York City, watching her parents sacrifice everything to give her the gift of choice, and what it really means to feel privileged when you grew up low income.In this episode we cover:-What "first gen" actually means and how it differs from being an immigrant-Why she decided to document her wealth building journey-How she negotiated her way to a six figure salary-Her exact approach to budgeting, investing, and building $100K in investments-The mental health side of being the "third parent" in an immigrant household-How therapy and boundaries changed her relationship with her family and herself-Why ambition and humility are not opposites"It's not selfish to be ambitious. Be ambitious, stay humble." Welcome to First Gen Fridays, a limit series by DOCE Podcast. This episode is for every Latina, every first gen, every daughter of immigrants who was never shown that wealth was an option. It is.Connect with Viviana:Instagram: overgenpov @overgenpoverty @TQMpod LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/viviana-vazquez/Support DOCE:Instagram: doce.podcast @doce.podcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/106231328/admin/page-posts/published/For sponsorship inquiries email us at emeraldedgepro@gmail.com, subject: SPONSORSHIP