It takes a lot of courage to live an extraordinary life
I’ve lived a thousand lives. For the longest time, I thought I was failing at all of them. Little did I know, I was building.
The arc
The short version of a long story
My childhood was a blend of sports competition, piano lessons, and church, set against a “Hunger Games” style survival in the South American countryside, hunting, fishing, and horseback riding alongside more than thirty cousins.
After moving to the city to study psychology, I balanced academics with side jobs while starting a band and a music school with close friends. My path eventually led me across South America and Europe, including a period serving on a humanitarian ship, before I relocated to the United States. In the US, I spent over a decade in entry-level roles spanning construction, hospitality, and retail before breaking into the corporate world.
These diverse experiences, combined with my background in psychology, behavioral therapy, and neurolinguistics, shaped my deep interest in human behavior and organizational systems. My first corporate role was as a Supply Chain Manager for a healthcare organization. Following a change in ownership, I was appointed as the organization’s Administrator, where I oversaw operations for seven clinics, a surgical center, and an IPA with hundreds of physicians.
Following a sabbatical to travel and author a book, I pivoted into Data Analytics. Today, I am an Operations Analyst for a multinational company, evaluating global business risks. I also serve as the Chair of the Leadership Group, where I focus on developing new leaders and fostering a multicultural community within organizations.
Four pillars. One mind.
The science of the mind
Identity in transition
The outsider as asset
Rebuilding from collapse
CREDENTIALS
The work Behind The Work
For over 30 years, my work has intersected behavioral science and high-stakes operations. This foundation spans advanced academic studies in psychology and neurolinguistics alongside decades of hands-on crisis administration in healthcare and global supply chains. By analyzing how human behavior drives systemic resilience, I have spent more than a quarter-century researching, testing, and refining actionable frameworks that anchor individual agency within unstable environments.
Trained in psychoanalysis
Certified therapist
Quantitative training
Levels 1, 2, 3, and Master
English and Spanish
Latin and Hispanic ERG
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