Since my early childhood, I have been drawn to business and real estate, inspired by the conversations I overheard between my uncles and my mom. At the time, I didn’t fully grasp the amount of effort required to achieve success, but I understood the importance of hard work. My mom, who spent over a decadeContinue reading “Empowered by Values: Redefining Success in Real Estate and Business for Women’s History Month”
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Earth Day 3/3: From Ashes to Beauty
If fires must happen and the Earth is needed to create the natural habitats and buildings we call home, where does that leave other elements, such as water and air? Stagnant water goes stale, whereas a running river flows and irrigates. It seems there’s a natural way for life to carry its current. Air, likeContinue reading “Earth Day 3/3: From Ashes to Beauty”
Earth Day 2/3: From Ashes to Beauty
It seems like the world has been undergoing so many transformations over the past few years, and not all of them are related to Covid. The Earth itself has been catching on fire—Australia two years ago, Hawaii last year—and on top of that, earthquakes, cyclones, storms, and floods claimed the lives of millions in 2023.Continue reading “Earth Day 2/3: From Ashes to Beauty”
Earth Day 1/3: From Ashes to Beauty
“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” Albert Einstein Location: Kilauea Last year, around this time, I visited Big Island, Hawaii, for the first time. It reminded me of the beautiful, rich blue waters of Colombia’s San Andres Island, which has always set the standard for paradise in my mind. GrowingContinue reading “Earth Day 1/3: From Ashes to Beauty”
From Prime to Patience
In this day and age when things are readily available and instant gratification its the norm, patience seems like an archaic tool. We don’t usually think of where things come from, how long it takes to make them, and the real time and resources invested. We simply travel through life like nothing is special, andContinue reading “From Prime to Patience”
Vision and Robert Iger
Let’s talk about real estate, CA, and some Predicated Antecedents, while doing so I will like to mention Aline Barnsdall, a woman ahead of her time whom was able to envision what is now Barnsdall Art Park before the Griffith Observatory or the Hollywood sign were there like the world wide web, phones and appsContinue reading “Vision and Robert Iger”
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