In the early 90s, Angel Aviles boldly decided to pursue her dream of becoming an actress. The Bronx native moved from New York City to Hollywood, and landed roles on projects with up-and-coming directors like Quentin Tarantino, Robert Rodriguez, Michael Patrick King, and many others. In 1993, she nabbed a starring role in the cult classic “Mi Vida Loca,” directed and written by award-winning filmmaker Allison Anders. Her big break in the role of “Sad Girl” cemented Aviles legacy in Chicano culture.
Following her acting career, Aviles became an entrepreneur. Today, she is a transformational coach, a motivational speaker, and an advocate for social justice, leading workshops and masterclasses and encouraging others to live their best lives. The former actress-turned-life coach is the author of “Too Happy to Be Sad Girl,” The title is a nod to Aviles’ most famous role in “Mi Vida Loca.”
Today, she's dropping gems of knowledge and sentiments of healing! This show is going to FIRE you up! So, get ready as we prepare you to put YOU first, live authentically, and when needed, enjoy a guilt-free mental health day!!!