About Alex
“ The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.”
Integration and transformation are the core of Alex’s purpose AS A FACILITATOR OF CHANGE AND TRANSFORMATION. He enables individuals to elevate their level of achievement, leadership, productivity and fulfilment in all areas of life.
Alex is a mentor, advisor and game-changer.
He integrates cutting-edge human potential strategies and principles that assist clients to dissolve old paradigms, balance emotional charges and perceived challenges that run their lives and hold them stuck from realising their full potential; such as guilt, shame, lack of self-appreciation, anger, hurt, sadness, resentment, dissatisfaction, frustration and others.
True leaders follow a truly inspiring vision; they can lead their inner parts with intention, they can govern their own mind so they can lead themselves; serve and lead others.
He widens awareness and raise consciousness; he challenges established thinking and unleashes new insights so, he assists clients to renew their vision, direction and focus that ultimately will help them build better leadership, be more confident and have more control of their decisions and actions.
Alex has a background in engineering and training, and after working on a number of projects, he realised that developing and assisting individuals to progress in career and life had always been the most fulfilling part of his work. Therefore, he embarked on a journey to integrate human potential and self-governance principles and studies. He is certified in Neuro Linguistic Programming and he is Demartini Method Facilitator.
Alex constantly finds himself learning and researching about mindset, health, productivity, mind-body connection, universal laws, philosophy, wealth and many other topics.
He also has a high value for traveling the world, exploring natural beauties and human-made creations, different cultures and languages.
My Story
When I was 10 years old, I was in 4th grade of school, and the teacher assigned us to do a presentation. When that day came, it was my turn and I couldn't speak because I was nervous, I felt my mind go blank, I forgot what I knew, I left the room and cried out of frustration and shame. The teacher comforted me and asked me to calm down.
That was one of the great triggers that led me to learn about various topics and develop an extensive vocabulary to be able to communicate with others and never feel blank again for not knowing.
Already at an earlier age I showed a great innate curiosity for knowledge, my mother says that from the moment I learned to speak I started asking many times: “why?”.
As I explored my natural inclination to learn, opportunities presented themselves to teach others in my family, at school, at university, and later in various jobs.
One of those experiences, and one of the most significant in my life, was being a calculus Teaching Assistant at university, that was the first time I felt what it is to be at the right place doing something absolutely fulfilling.
When I was 14 years old, another event occurred that changed my mindset exponentially in a way that nothing had ever done before, the first trip out of the country with my family. It was an experience that I connected with from the first moment when I heard another language, talked to people from various countries, tried different types of food, listened to their music and observed human behavior.
That was the beginning of many trips that I’ve made and it still fills me with fullness every time I get to know different cultures, natural and architectural beauties.
Before I started working as an engineer, I already felt that this was not my vocation, it was such a strong identity conflict that I could not even articulate it in words. This prompted me to start studying personal development, to which I had already had some exposure but like teaching, I ignored it.
When I moved from Venezuela to Australia I started slowly expanding my knowledge about human potential through training from the world’s leading experts and making the transition from Industrial Engineer to Life Engineer, until I obtained the studies and experience thanks to which I have had the honor of serving professionals in the search for what it is that they came to do the world and also to resolve emotional conflicts.
