Now That’s Art
These gifts are priceless, given freely, and when you truly cherish them—oh my God, when you do—you’ll live a life full of meaning. For me, those smiles? That’s art.”
Ricardo Sanchez
People on the Bus
Fridays are my escape from schedules—a time to walk, photograph, write, and soak in the city’s rhythm. On the bus, I reflected on the independence of older passengers, inspiring me to stay active for the future. Seattle’s mix of nature and urban life makes every stroll a fresh experience.
Reflections on Home, Travel, and What Comes Next
My favorite holiday season has passed, and I can’t wait to celebrate Christmas again in twelve months. Christmas is the only holiday I truly get excited about. I love the idea of gathering together, sharing meals, and enjoying simple activities like walking, watching movies, and drinking coffee with loved
Savoring Time: How I Made 2024 Feel Like a Full Year
Time feels faster as we age, but I learned we can slow it down by breaking routines and embracing new experiences. In 2024, I made small changes that turned the year into a fulfilling, long journey. As 2025 begins, I’m ready to keep living intentionally and savoring every moment.
How Our Choices Shape Our Future
Twenty-eight years ago, I left Mexico for the U.S. to support my family. That decision reshaped our lives, proving how powerful choices can be. From financial struggles to building a life of adventure, every step has shaped the future I’m grateful for today.
What Financial Freedom Means to Me (and Why I’m Starting a new Blog)
This past week, I spent several hours watching and listening to personal finance advice, ranging from the very basic to more complex ideas and processes—all aimed at achieving what the world calls "financial freedom." Have you heard that term? I bet you have, and nowadays, it'
Finding Value in the Noise
I enjoy hearing people talk or write about business ideas and tips on how to get started. There’s so much valuable information out there. I don’t know about you, but I’m constantly reminded of just how much I still have to learn. Of course, some of this