I started working at the age of 9 in a mechanic workshop as the “official mate server,” then in a bakery, another mechanic workshop, until at thirteen I had the privilege of having an official position in my family’s newsstand, as the “neighborhood newsboy.” At 17, after being a complete disaster in high school, I embarked on the Pasa 82, the largest squid fishing boat in South America. A year later, I was beginning a journey of self-discovery through Latin America and Europe. After five years of uninterrupted exploration, I decided to make Los Angeles, California my base. At the same time, I continued to develop projects related to exercising the humanitarian muscle on trips and expeditions to China, Colombia, Argentina, Mexico, and the United States. Throughout these experiences, I collaborated on projects aimed at improving the living conditions of people and communities, obtaining resources for children living on the streets, working with schools and children’s homes to improve their health and hygiene conditions, promoting actions for the cleaning and care of public spaces, and campaigns for the care and adoption of stray dogs. I called this process “Happiness Expedition” and all this happened thanks to people who believe that change we seek is within ourselves. Super simple and super powerful at the same time. In 2016, I undertook an expedition called TPVN, where I traveled over 23,000 km on a motorcycle with hydrogen through Argentina, generating awareness campaigns in more than 60 schools, universities, and around 50 media outlets, about the importance of pursuing happiness in a purposeful life and the different ways in which we can contribute to a more beneficial reality for everyone.

Over the past 20 years, I have embarked a transformative journey immersing in how simple it is to make a significant difference in people’s lives and our planet, and the importance of living with purpose to serve humanity. Each of my expeditions has helped me understand that living with a clear purpose is a privilege that also grants us transformational power. Today, as a awareness facilitator, I have embarked on the MAC “Mobile Awareness Center” expedition from Alaska to Argentine Patagonia, which aims to motivate young people and adults about power of living with purpose. “It is necessary to be aware of our abilities to be successful in living a purposeful life.”