I was born in a small mining village in Colombia. By sixteen I found myself broke and homeless. At the lowest point in my life, I was lost, alone, and without hope for the future. I found a mentor, someone who saw potential in me where others didn't, and within a few years, I went from the streets to scoring one of the highest SAT grades in the country. I got back the fire in my eyes and the will to fight for my life.
By 2002, I had moved to Bogota for college, where I graduated as a software engineer. I didn't stop there. Using my math and coding expertise applied to technical stock analysis, I made a fortune investing in financial markets. I got too greedy and lost 90% in a couple of weeks. Deciding to change my life, I bought a motorcycle and traveled the world.
Later on, I started Axiacore to build the products I wanted to see in the world. We got very–very good at it, allowing me to work with amazing people and have the opportunity to invest in over a dozen companies, today worth over $100 million combined.
In January 2022, I moved to Austin, Texas. Here, I build products, learn, and explore new ways to use technology to achieve a superior way of living–and being.
Along the way, I've developed a deep appreciation for the arts, particularly sculptures, and spent countless hours exploring Roman history and stoic philosophy, reading and writing. I'm looking for truth and beauty.