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About Me

Location:
Mexico, Queretaro
Current organization:
Orale importaciones
Past organizations:
XANGO Independent Business Owner, Zrii
Current role:
own business
Gender:
Male
I am:
Entrepreneur, Musician, World traveler
Languages:
Spanish, English
My website links:
My soundcloud
Universities:
ITESM - Campus Ciudad de Mexico
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I'm passionate about

I love music, hearing it, and making it. I realy enjoy playing guitar or keyboard. I love travel the world, met new places, diferent cultures. And finaly I love bussines.

Talk to me about

Bussines, music and travels.

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    A comment on Conversation: Do you learn the basics to make it in life at school or on your own?

    Jan 15 2013: I think that a combination between experience learning and formal education is the best. At the end, formal learning gives you hundred of thousands years of acumulative learning... but there is no better way to understand these formal education than experience.

  • A reply on Talk: Gary Vaynerchuk: Do what you love (no excuses!)

    Jun 24 2011: I thought this site isnt like youtube where people just insult each other. I think if someone didnt like a speach is ok, but insulting the speaker is just out of the place.

  • A reply on Talk: Gary Vaynerchuk: Do what you love (no excuses!)

    Jun 24 2011: I think Gary is talking about his personal experience and the way he did to be succesfull. In the other hand you quote three factors for succes acording to outliers: talent, effort and circunstance. The only one of this factors that is in our control is effort, so i think speaches about effort are very usefull.

  • A reply on Talk: Jeff Bezos: What matters more than your talents

    Jun 24 2011: Well if its true then maybe its an hypocrital speach, but useful any way. But at the end most people are "hypocrite" or incongruent so is not that big deal.

  • A reply on Talk: Jason Fried: Why work doesn't happen at work

    Jun 24 2011: I agree. I dont think the greatest distraction in the office is the manager and meetings. Cause the propouse of managers and meetings are the job. But sites like facebook, twitter, youtube, socialization, coffee and smoke brakes, those are realy distractors. ¿How can you reduce the problem to the managers and meetings?

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