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About Me
I was born in Caracas π»πͺ, Madrid is my home πͺπΈ, and the USA πΊπΈ is my place for inspiration.
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Nothing was easy for me, I was born dumb and poor π, and that's the main reason I enjoy helping others to avoid the victim's mindset and start working hard and cleverly towards their dreams.
I decided to study Computer Engineering when I first saw the engineers working with robots and AI π€. But while studying I got interested in politics, psychology, and I even founded two tech startups.
I started developing terrible websites for clients (sorry about that; I was junior dev) but luckily, my friends were my mentors and showed me how to become a better developer by reading books and being obsessed with the details.
I founded my first startup to create apps for clients. It was an amazing journey with two partners that lasted a couple of years. My second startup, Hezion Studios, was a gamification studio where I ended up creating open courses about development and AI for hundreds of students.
With these two startups working, I got selected for a program in the USA called Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative. I had never left my country, and suddenly I was living in 4 major American cities, meeting amazing people from all over the world.
In my life as a developer, I was being continuously helped by senior software engineers that carefully taught me the steps to become a better engineer, and because of them, my obsession with books started.
The next year I started working full time for an American software company, and then I moved to Spain.
After moving to Spain and becoming addicted to learning, my life changed completely. I started dancing and meeting a lot of wonderful people in Madrid, becoming super confident, healthy, more sociable than ever, but also a better engineer. With all that, I started writing articles about the programming lifestyle and moved to another company.
While a lot of things are happening in my life, I am more committed than ever to helping others learn and have fun. Are you joining this adventure?
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