
Technology as a tool, not a threat
The oldest sister (out of three 'chamacos'). We're a super close, witty, and creative family. My biggest inspiration is my mom (the coolest graphic designer of them all). She started her career with 'by-hand' designing, but embraced the digital shift by befriending professors and software engineers to learn computer design and even early web development. Her example taught me about working smart and using technology as a tool, not a threat.
Inspired by her, I was tinkering with Photoshop and Illustrator by age 12. When Canva came out, for example, her reaction wasn't fear, but excitement: 'Oh myyyyy, so cool, will make my job so much easier!' That's the mindset she passed down, and it's how I see AI coding agents: not replacing developers, but making life easier, empowering creation, and lowering barriers for people like me diving in (with effort still needed!).
Most of all, I admire the incredible woman she continues to be. Now she has embraced AI, and instead of keeping it to herself, she's always thinking about how to share it with the women around her, so they can gain independence and freedom over their time (that's her community, Mujeres con Talento). It's so sweet (and mind blowing at the same time) how she has her agents work for her now (Claude Code and Antigravity), managing her life and business by her side.
And then there's my brother, who's studying engineering and is a beautiful boy, always looking for ways to make people feel they belong. And my sister, who has literally dedicated her life to the world by studying medicine: she's about to get her degree, and every single day she drives an hour outside the city to be a doctor for a community!
We're all always figuring things out, but we're doing it all together. (My dad is my rock too, but that's a story for another time. I'll probably write about my family soon.)




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