Check out Paola Bayron’s Story
April 24, 2025
“During my postpartum journey, my husband and I experienced homelessness after being forced to leave the place we thought we’d stay for a while longer. Three months postpartum, all our things packed in our car and then, I experienced pseudo seizures.”
Meet Paola Bayron | Entrepreneur
April 17, 2025
“I believe risk is the Universe’s way of inviting us into alignment. It’s a signpost pointing toward growth. I’ve learned that staying safe doesn’t lead to breakthroughs, it’s the challenges we face that ignite the desire to seek more.”
Ep 122. Getting Our Priorities Straight, a talk with Paola Bayron
June 21, 2023
Testimony of fellow mommy, Paola Bayron. talks about how a shocking halt in her career when she found herself in an ambulance and possibly suffering a stroke at 26 years of age.
An Act of Kindness
May 2, 2023
Mom who brought a pocket full of quarters to buy a cupcake for her daughter leaves the bakery in tears. You never know how much a random act of kindness can mean to a stranger.
S5E2: New Crush, Old Bones
April 20, 2021
When Paola Bayron first noticed the cute guy at work, she already had a boyfriend. Over the next four years, as she and her colleague began and ended other relationships, the two of them cycled through periods of flirting, talking, not talking, and avoiding each other altogether. Until one day, when they couldn’t avoid each other any longer.
Meet Paola Bayron | Journalist
Feb 17, 2021
“In 2020, I lost my job and was one of the very lucky ones to have been hired within 24 hours after being laid off. However, after receiving the phone call from my previous employer, I felt a sort of emptiness. There was nothing to look forward to after. The dependency I had with corporate America was grand. And I realized that I needed to have something of my own.”
Meet Paola Bayron
June 23, 2020
“I kept mouthing her name “Layla” even when no sound that I meant to make, came out. I was not saying “Layla” out loud, only mumbling could be heard. In my mind, I was saying it as clear as day. It felt like hours of not being able to speak clearly, but her name was starting to sound clearer. I kept repeating it until I could say it as it was meant to be heard, I was focused on my hero and my hero brought me back, and every time after that day.”
Meet Paola Bayron of Univision Network News
January 29, 2020
“I was stuck writing about a car accident, death reports, obituaries, etc. My professor knew my dad died, yet he told the whole class and no sympathy nor empathy was spared for me in the remainder of that semester. Regardless, I made it through. I was able to remain unbiased, professional and ethically sane for my career, the thing that was supposed to be my Plan B.”