About me
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 scored one of the highest SAT grades in the country. I got the fire in my eyes and the will to fight for my life.
Later, I moved to Bogotá for college and earned a degree in software engineering. 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% of my net worth in a couple of weeks. Deciding to find myself, I bought a motorcycle and started traveling the world.
That journey inspired Axiacore, a company I founded to build the products I wanted to see in the world. Axiacore enabled me to work with amazing people and invest in over a dozen companies, which are now collectively worth over $100 million.
After receiving an Einstein visa for individuals of extraordinary ability, I relocated to Austin, Texas. I build products, help others, and explore new ways to use technology to achieve a superior way of living and being.
I have a deep appreciation for the arts, particularly sculptures, and spent countless hours exploring Roman history, philosophy, and reading. My quest is to look for truth and beauty while solving problems.
My ultimate goal is to die with nothing else to give.