The typical overachiever. "A" student, class president, sports team leader. That took me from Tecnologico de Monterrey to UC Berkeley and landing my first 6 figure job.

I got the best grades; I was awarded a full scholarship for university. I moved abroad at 17.
By 21, I had graduated top 3 of my class.

I climbed quickly the corporate ladder. Until I was the only woman in C-Level meetings. Looking to create a diverse workplace, I quit my corporate job.

I founded 2 startups in Silicon Valley, one profitable and one venture backed.

I mentored hundreds of entrepreneurs and hustled 24/7.

Being in Silicon Valley let me gain insights on how top companies work, the future and gave me the opportunity to work with billionaires and people I admired for years.
Also, I got burnout.

After leaving Silicon Valley, I traveled the world advising big tech companies. I met top business leaders and top spiritual teachers.

I worked with big tech companies like HP, Bayer, and Boston Scientific while growing my social media. I was seeking freedom, love and external success.

I realized that to transform an industry, you have to transform yourself first. 
And set up...