I don't believe in geniuses, I believe in the genius in everyone.

I'm just a writer who learned about technology to free himself.

A messy being who could never hide his own imperfections with a straight face.

My spirit philosopher (kind of like spirit animal) is Michele de Montaigne.

Once, in 2014, I woke up with a crazy dream and spent the next decade focused on making it real.

That's all I really know how to do: become obsessed with my own wild ideas and break everything until they happen.

I'm a skeptic of "secrets, formulas, and proven approaches", and I'm sure that makes things a lot harder than they need to be.

I was born and raised in Queretaro, Mexico and graduated from the University of Southern California’s School of Cinema-Television in 2010. I later obtained an MPA in Non-Profit Technology Management from the same institution and a Master's in Television Screenwriting from Madrid's ECAM Film School.

I spent seven years overseeing and building technology solutions for nonprofit organizations before launching Teledipity.

One of my proudest moments: my talk on TED.com on the subject of lifelorng learning and existentialism in the chaotic 21st Century.

I play chess like an addict and dabble in Sabre fencing.

Feel free to add me on LinkedIn and say hello. I love to connect with people who aren't pitching anything.