About Me

I looked like this at that time.

It all began in 2002 when I was 13 years old and was just getting to know the Internet. At that time, I was studying in high school.

I didn’t know much about IT, and I didn’t have the opportunity to attend a course.

I relied on Google to find tutorials and free training on websites I discovered along the way.

My passion for digital technology began with Web Design when I discovered Microsoft FrontPage 2002. I would spend hours exploring it, learning, and figuring out how to build my first website.

Whenever I had the opportunity, I dove deep into the software — reading tutorials, taking tests, and pushing myself to learn more. I wanted to be in front of the computer all day.

It was time to launch my first website. I built it for the high school where I was studying. It was my first real achievement, and I was proud of it — even if it was simple and far from perfect.

Over time, I learned to code in HTML and CSS, and kept expanding my skills.

It has lost images, Flash animations, and it’s in Spanish.

In March 2009, I started promoting my web design services in the local newspaper to get my first client. One month later, I got it. That moment gave me the confidence to keep going.

My first projects were a local gas station and a restaurant website. From there, more clients followed.

I continued learning — SEO, sales funnels, responsive web design, online payment processing, landing pages, technical support, and more.

Then in 2015, everything changed.

I joined the Global Love Institute as their backend operations person. For the first time, I wasn’t just building things — I was responsible for keeping a live digital education business running day-to-day.

That meant managing their course platform, handling student onboarding, resolving payment issues, coordinating with instructors, supporting live sessions, and making sure nothing broke when it mattered most.

Over 10 years working inside a real online program, I learned something most web designers never see: the backend is where revenue is won or lost.

A beautiful website means nothing if students can’t log in, payments don’t process correctly, or onboarding sequences break down after a launch.

That’s what I focus on today.

I help online education businesses and course creators fix the backend systems that silently kill their revenue — so they can scale without the chaos.

Let’s work together if you’re running an online program and want to make sure your systems are actually working for you.