FaviolaValencia

FaviolaValencia I'm Faviola Valencia — Spanish Interpreter, business coach, and CEO who built a 6-figure WFH business from nothing.

I help bilingual professionals, entrepreneurs, and organizations get the expertise and systems they need — at every level.

09/19/2026

This step completely changed my business and took me from 0-6 figures in 90-Days. Here's why...Most freelancers, interpreters & service providers don’t actually know what to charge. 👀

And THAT'S why a lot of new business owners are broke, under charging, leaving money on the table, over working, etc...

Hey, I’m Faviola! 53, GenX CEO, wife, Navy mom, grammy, and your bilingual business strategist, Interpreter and entrepreneur... If you love all things life, business, health, this space is for you.

They copy someone else’s rate.
They charge what an agency tells them.
They pick a random hourly price.
Or they’re so afraid of losing the client that they underprice themselves from day one.

Your pricing should consider your service, experience, market, location, expenses, minimums, travel, cancellations, demand AND profit.

In this Boss Up Strategy Call™, I’m helping an interpreter create an actual RATE SHEET so she doesn’t have to panic every time someone asks:

💬 “What are your rates?”

Because if you're going to turn your skills into a business, you need to know how to price them like a business.

Save this if you're building a service-based business.

If you want the business strategy, systems for my 6-figure business, what I did, use, and continue to do to grow my business, comment LAUNCHPAD and I'll send the link your way 💗

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It goes live Sept 28. Comment "STRATEGY" to join. I didn't let my immigration status STOP me from providing for my famil...
09/18/2026

It goes live Sept 28. Comment "STRATEGY" to join.

I didn't let my immigration status STOP me from providing for my family and you shouldn't let that STOP you either.

You'll get this online $2497 training for just $47, if you sign up before the launch.

For startups
Struggling freelancers, entrepreneurs, interpreters
How to start, launch, decipher, and grow
How to use your skills, products, services to start your own business

Start doing what you love without the stress and struggle

If you want the business strategy, systems for my 6-figure business, what I did, use, and continue to do to grow my business, comment LAUNCHPAD and I'll send the link your way 💗

Hey, I’m Faviola! 53, GenX CEO, wife, Navy mom, grammy, and your bilingual business strategist, Interpreter and entrepreneur... If you love all things life, business, health, this space is for you.

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Relatable wife, mom, grammy, business, Jasmin Star, yapping, yap, Jessie Jean yap challenge, interpreter nournarrates, explore page, FYI, health, wfh, bts, jun_yuh day in the life scottynuirhead

09/16/2026

I went from offering language services in a spare bedroom to building a 6-figure training business.

Hitting $10K months doesn’t happen by accident—it happens with the right strategy. I started my business over 20 years ago offering language services from a spare bedroom, and today I train entrepreneurs on how to monetize their skills and build real freedom.

The doors to the **Freelance LaunchPad** are officially OPEN at an exclusive introductory rate!

Whether you're an interpreter, translator, or service provider, this is your step-by-step roadmap to start, learn, and grow your own business on your terms.

💡 Hey, I’m Faviola! 53, GenX CEO, wife, Navy mom, grammy, and your bilingual business strategist. Ready to stop guessing and start earning?

👇 Comment "LAUNCH" or tap the link in my bio to lock in your introductory rate before it goes up!

09/16/2026

Alright, you booked it, so here we go — let's Yap 1:1 with my student on how to use your skills to start a thriving business.

Did you know that speaking two languages is a powerful skill—but professional interpreting requires much more than knowing how to speak Spanish and English.

One of the BIGGEST differences? Mastering the terminology.

If you're interpreting in healthcare, legal, education, government or business settings, one misunderstood term can completely change the meaning of the message.

Here are 3 things every aspiring interpreter and business should understand:

1️⃣ Learn the terminology for YOUR industry. Medical terminology isn't legal terminology. Court interpreting isn't the same as an IEP, conference or business meeting. Build your vocabulary for the sectors you actually want to work in.

2️⃣ Don't translate words—interpret meaning. Professional interpreters must understand context, terminology, register and intent so the message is accurately conveyed between languages.

3️⃣ Train BEFORE taking assignments you're not ready for. Being bilingual may get your foot in the door, but training, ethics, terminology, technique and practice are what help you become a professional.

🔥 CEO TIP: Create your own terminology glossary for every industry you serve. Add new terms after every assignment and keep studying. After 25+ years, I'm STILL learning.

Your bilingual skills are the FOUNDATION.

Training is what helps turn those skills into a profession—and potentially a BUSINESS. 😉

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08/29/2026

I DIDN'T START AT SIX FIGURES. I STARTED WITH BASIC INTERPRETING APPOINTMENTS. 🎤

My interpreting business journey didn't start with big contracts, conferences or high-paying clients.

I started where I was, gained experience and then realized there was a whole interpreting industry I knew NOTHING about.

So I researched. I learned. I trained. And I found the sectors that made sense for ME.

Here are 3 things I learned along the way:

1️⃣ Start somewhere. Your first assignments may be basic appointments—and that's OK. Use them to develop your skills, professionalism and confidence.

2️⃣ Learn the different interpreting sectors. Healthcare, legal, education, government, conferences, community and business interpreting can require completely different skills, terminology and training.

3️⃣ Find YOUR lane and get damn good at it. I researched the opportunities, chose the sectors I wanted my business to pursue, trained and continued building my experience.

Eventually, those basic appointments turned into clients, contracts, larger assignments and a six-figure business doing something I genuinely love.

🔥 CEO TIP: Don't compare your Chapter 1 to somebody else's Chapter 20.

You don't have to know everything before you start.

Start → Learn → Train → Specialize → Build → GROW.

Your bilingual skills could become more than a job.

They could become a career, freelance service or BUSINESS.

And yes—you can build your own version of success too. Results will depend on your skills, market, experience and the work you put into building it.

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08/28/2026

How my coffee run ended in court 😁🤔

POV: Coffee in hand ☕ and headed to Superior Court to interpret a civil case. ⚖️

Just another real-life glimpse behind the scenes of a professional Spanish interpreter.

Interpreting isn't just knowing two languages. You're stepping into legal, medical, government and business settings where professionalism, terminology, ethics and accuracy matter.

Want to see more of what professional interpreting actually looks like?

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08/27/2026

A little throwback to 2016… sitting on my couch, ending my day with a quick interpreter yap. 😂

Let’s talk LAST-MINUTE interpreting requests. Should you take them? Are they worth it? And what are the pros and cons when a client or agency calls needing an interpreter ASAP?

After years in the interpreting and translation industry, one thing hasn’t changed: last-minute requests are part of this business. The key is knowing when they make sense for YOU and when to say no.

👋 Quick hello, quick tip, and good night from me.

Have a question about interpreting, translation, freelancing or building your language-service business? Drop it in the comments — your question might become my next video.

And if this is your industry, subscribe to my YouTube channel and follow me on social media for more real-world interpreting and business tips.

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