Ana Lilia

The women who get the most out of The Gathering are usually in a very specific season.

Your business is working.
You have clients.
You’re making money.
You’re proud of what you’ve built.

But you’re also realizing you don’t want to do the next chapter alone.

You want more honest conversations.
More collaboration.
More people who understand what it feels like to build something from scratch.

You want a room where you can say:
“Here’s what I’m working on.”
“Here’s where I’m stuck.”
“Here’s what I’m dreaming about next.”

And have people genuinely want to help.

That’s who I’m creating this for.

If you’re in that season, I’d love to have you join us this Saturday June 13 1-3 pm in Los Angeles.
We have 3 spots remaining.
DM me “Gathering” for details.

The older I get, the less interested I am in surface-level networking, gatekeeping, and competitiveness with women.

I want honest conversations about what’s actually happening in our businesses. The wins, the hard parts, the things we’re trying to figure out, the dreams we’re still building toward.

I want to be in rooms where women share resources, lessons learned, opportunities, and introductions.

Where you leave with new ideas, new relationships, and a reminder that you don’t have to figure everything out alone.

That’s why I created The Gathering.

A room for women entrepreneurs who are building meaningful businesses and craving community that feels genuine.

I’m hosting the first Gathering in Los Angeles this Saturday, June 13 from 1–3PM at

We have 5 spots remaining.
DM me “Gathering” if you’d like to join us.

One of the hardest parts of being a daughter of immigrants isn’t building the business. It’s noticing all the beliefs you inherited along the way.

Money is probably where I’ve had to do the most unlearning. My mom still thinks some of my prices are outrageous. If I tell her I charge $6,000 for a program, her immediate response is: “Ay mija, es mucho dinero.” And from her perspective, she’s right. She’s looking at money through the scarcity she’s lived.

The difference is that I no longer make decisions through that lens. I can honor where I come from without carrying every belief that came with it.

One of the greatest gifts of entrepreneurship has been building a new relationship with what’s possible.

This is the work I get to do with the women inside Dream Bigger: The Movement.

If you’re a first-gen entrepreneur ready to build a new relationship with what’s possible, send me a DM.
We start next week.

Feeling really grateful today.

One of the things I never expected when I started this business was who I was going to attract as clients.

I have to brag and say I attract the best people.

In fact, it’s something people constantly reflect back to me.

And over the years, many of those clients have become friends.

This weekend I got to spend time with some of those people I’ve known for years.

I’ve witnessed their growth and healing. We’ve celebrated wins together, supported each other through heartbreak, career changes, friend breakups, and all the messy parts of being human.

When I think about success these days, I think less about the milestones and more about the people.

The relationships.
The impact.
The privilege of walking alongside someone through different seasons of their life.

My heart feels really full today.

Thank you for trusting me, supporting me, and allowing me to be part of your journey. 💚

This is what a Friday looks like for me now.

This morning I’m holding private healing sessions. Later, I’m receiving my own healing session. I’ll run a few errands, grab a coffee, and meet friends this evening for LACMA’s Jazz Nights — a must every summer in LA.

What I appreciate most about being an entrepreneur is having the freedom to build a life that supports me.

Work that feels meaningful. Time for my own healing. Space for relationships. The ability to take care of myself without asking permission.

Not only am I making a positive impact in people’s lives, but it also has allowed me to create a life that feels aligned with who I am.

I’m so grateful I chose this path. 💚