I have a lot of nerve, literally. Soy atrevido. After a few false starts, I have finally decided to focus on writing “the book”. I am not even sure why the book is so important but it has More...
Today I hope to share something that will hopefully make a difference. Note: links provide context to various statements in this post. For years, I have heard the elders in the Nuyorican community talk about More...
Throw back… but it resonates. When I attended SUNY College at Old Westbury in NYC, I was far from the perfect candidate. I was working in culinary / hospitality as a Sous Chef for Marriott International More...
I got some ‘splaining to do… Disclaimer: I am a proud member of the Jetblue Inflight Crew, However, this blog post is not sponsored by Jetblue and all opinions are my own. So what does one More...
Ok…so here is the question of the day… If I let you into my virtual kitchen, what would you cook? I have been cooking in this virtual kitchen (website) for over 20 years when there weren’t very many More...
Just a few short weeks ago... The team at the Capicu School of Poetic Arts (#LaSOPANYC) realized a dream. We conducted a series of workshops the world famous Nuyorican Poets Cafe. During these sessions we explored More...
This has become my absolute favorite post of the year and for good reason. Ever since I decided to ditch the old resolution ritual for three guiding words to focus my energy on… the results have been phenomenal. More...
Disclaimer: I’ve partnered with Modelo – a brand committed to honoring those who demonstrate The Fighting Spirit – to share my unique story on behalf of the Modelo Fighting Chance Project; however, all opinions More...
This post is sponsored by Colgate as part of their #SonrisaColgate campaign. Opinions are my own. Last week I was in Los Angeles, attending the third #HispzLA conference and meeting with many of my clients and More...
So… on September 20th, I spent the evening with our friends of NYDIS & Why Not Care at St Barts Church in NYC for a memorial service for the over 3,000 lives lost during Hurricane Maria. The ceremony More...
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