I read & write non-fiction, learn + teach AI, visit art museums when I travel, and take photos of oil paintings with women holding books. I prefer silence. And the sun, the ocean, and salty hair. I look younger than I am, so I'm often underestimated. The U.S. designated my skin as "olive". My family immigrated to Houston from Colombia before I was born - I grew up in Friendswood, around 95%+ white people. So now I know English better than Spanish. Latin Americans in the U.S. tell me not to be "embarrassed" to speak Spanish, and also mock me for it. Back in Colombia, they tell me it's a projection - because they're embarrassed about their English. In Colombia, they love my Spanish. And I love our pandebono. And our values. The new "American dream" is only whispered. And it's not in the North. In the U.S., my family gets sick from the food and the pressures of money and work. Eventually, autoimmune diseases, dementia, and cancer. I'm a cycle-breaker. No kids. No small talk. I'm blunt. I'm not here to make anyone comfortable. I read & write in discomfort. In truth. A quiet disruptor.
Social impact, social media, AI, prompt engineering, video production, marketing, non-fiction books, creative business, entrepreneurship, connecting the dots, introversion, thrifting, Beyonce, Destiny's Child, hip-hop and r&b.
Finding more challenging and impactful things to "work" on with good people.
"The Power of Introverts" - TED Talk by Susan Cain
Multidisciplinary writers/artists. Free to do what they love from anywhere in the world, making an impact through their art. Every day/project can be a blank slate.
Introversion.
AI Educator.
Involuntary Musical Imagery (INMI), aka earworms
How to "talk to" AI, aka prompt engineering
