Alex Temblador, Author at FEMpotential

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In this amazing interview with actress and stunt woman, Melanie Wise, we learn how she's working to provide a space for women on screen with a film festival she founded, and how she thinks we can inspire other women in the film industry and in society.

Interview with Melanie Wise: Actress, Stunt Woman, Artemis Film Festival Founder

October 20, 2016October 17, 2016 Alex Temblador 0 Comment acting, actress, artemisfilmfestival, badasswomen, filmfestival, films, hollywood, kickasswomen, producer, shortfilms, stuntwoman, womeninhollywood

In 2015, I was living in Los Angeles and working in the film and TV industry. I was invited by

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One woman's harassment story involves being stalked online and by text/phone for five long years by one man. She's sharing her story in the hopes that society stops downplaying violence against women and start standing up for their safety.

I Was Harassed Online and by Phone for Five Years

October 19, 2016October 19, 2016 Alex Temblador 0 Comment cyberbullying, harassment, onlineharassment, socialmedia, stalk, stalking, violenceagainstwomen, womensissues, womenssafety

I’m the kind of person that doesn’t see negative experiences in my life as “bad.” I tend to downplay their

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One woman explains how her wheelchair-bound sister is her hero. From giving smiles and hugs, to living beyond expectations, this woman's sister is a true hero and inspiration.

My Hero Flies to My Rescue in a Wheelchair

October 9, 2016October 7, 2016 Alex Temblador 0 Comment #family, #sister, #strength, capable, happybirthday, hero, superhero

When I was a baby, I crawled out of my crib. The babysitter went into my room to check on

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Making friends as an adult isn't easy. It's awkward and scary, and many people aren't sure how or where to make friends. One woman shares how she had to make friends in four different cities in the last eight years and how she did it.

‘Will You Be My Friend?’: Awkwardly Making Friends as an Adult

October 4, 2016October 4, 2016 Alex Temblador 0 Comment #friends, bumblebff, friendships, makingfriends, meetingnewpeople, meetup, movingtoanewplace

It’s pretty easy to make friends… when you’re eight. When you become an adult, it gets a little bit more

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One woman reconsiders her dreams and how she is to achieve them. The current path she is taking doesn't seem to be working, so she's reevaluating how to get where she wants to be.

Taking the Path Less Traveled to Achieve My Dreams

October 3, 2016October 3, 2016 Alex Temblador 0 Comment #blog, #dreams, #goals, #inspiration, #novelist, #success, #thoughts, #writer, mondaymotivation, motivated

For the past five years, my dream has been pretty consistent — become a published novelist. And yet, as the

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This woman lives a minimal lifestyle as it helps keep her finances in check and allows her to focus on what's important in life.

8 Reasons Why Minimal Living Works For Me

September 21, 2016October 5, 2016 Alex Temblador 0 Comment #life, #lifestyle, finances, minimal, minimalliving, savemoney

This week, I’ve been preparing for a move to a new apartment, and though it’s a lot of work, I’m

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You can learn how to save hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars on traveling with one e-book, Traveling Without the Costs (in the Simplest of Terms). Alex shares her travel tips and secrets to saving money on travel, and does so in a very simple and easy-to-understand way!

I’m Sharing My Secrets to How I Spent Less Than $500 on a Trip to Europe

September 15, 2016September 21, 2016 Alex Temblador 2 Comments #solotravel, #travel, #travelers, #traveling, book, budget, budgettravel, finances, financialtips, Kindle, moneytips, savemoney, savemoneytraveling, travelbook, travelhacking, traveltips

I was born into a family that had a passion for seeing new places and strong convictions on saving money, so

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It's always scary to take risks and no one like to feel uncomfortable. However, one woman continues to push herself to take risks and be uncomfortable because its within those moments that she truly sees how strong she is.

I Owe My Life to Risks and Moments of Discomfort

September 12, 2016September 11, 2016 Alex Temblador 2 Comments #inspiration, #lifestyle, #livelife, discomfort, risks, takerisks, umcomfortable

Last week, I colored my hair a dark navy blue. It’s both subtle and chic and I love it. Despite

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Sometimes the most ridiculous things come out of people's mouths. One woman highlights 30 examples of rude, ridiculous, or unnecessary things people have said to her and why it's not okay.

Thanks for Pointing That Out: Ridiculous Things People Say

September 9, 2016September 8, 2016 Alex Temblador 3 Comments footinmouth, misogynistic, racist, ridiculous, rudestatements, rudethings, sassy, silly, speaking, thanksforpointingthatout

I love talking with people. As a writer, I’m fascinated by the things that come out of people’s mouths, particularly,

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Want to be financially self-disciplined, stop overspending, pay off debt, and buy or do amazing things? Here's how!

I Struggle with Being Financially Self-Disciplined

September 1, 2016September 1, 2016 Alex Temblador 4 Comments #goals, budget, budgeting, discipline, finances, financialfreedom, financialgoals, savemoney, savingmoney, selfdiscipline

I have a problem with self-discipline. Admitting your problem is the first step in recovery… or so I’ve heard. A little

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