My story is one I wish for all creatives: the writer who broke his own stigma around mastering technology tools we wrongfully associate with "engineering".
I'm also a messy being who could never hide his own imperfections with a straight face.
My spirit philosopher (kind of like spirit animal) is Michel 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", perhaps from trauma, perhaps from impulse. But the years have taught me that THIS is the root of authenticity. The less you follow other people's formulas the more you discover your own.
I was born and raised in Querétaro, México 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 lifelong 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.

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