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My biggest takeway from today was always ask myself: Am I thinking big enough? What I think of Singularity is that there's not enough people in the world thinking this way. I just wonder how can I help people all around the world, and personally in Colombia and Latin America, to grab these thoughts and really amplify them.

I came to the Singularity University EP program because I followed Peter Diamandis and Singularity University for at least 10 years. I was bent on coming here someday. It's always very inspirational to see, and he has so much energy and I like his vision. It feels like coming home.

The world needs impact accelerators, and what I saw in Singularity University was an opportunity to take that leap frog into the future. I was looking for something that would refresh my appetite to keep learning, make a difference, and lead teams in a different way. What I found in Singularity University was not only a great cohort of amazing experience from all over the world, but also an inspiring change of mindset.

I learned a lot of things this week, my mind is blown away to see how I'm going to implement all those things.

I recently decided to become non-executive because I would like to be an individual entrepreneur and come home with good business ideas either through the expansion of my own thinking or by leveraging the network I hope to get from this program.