Fuel Pasión Podcast

Feeling behind in life, faith, career, or your next season?

In this episode of Fuel Pasión Podcast, I reflect on the truth that fruit grows from attachment, not pressure. Real growth is not forced — it is formed through staying connected to God.

Whether you’re healing, graduating, job searching, waiting for a promotion, or trusting God with what’s next, this conversation is a reminder that roots grow before fruit shows.

Stay connected. God is still growing something in you.

In this update, I’m sharing a little of what’s been on my heart lately — learning as a storyteller, creating space through 1:1 Career Sessions with aspiring professionals, and celebrating our AAPI community by spotlighting Antonio, founder of Silver Screen Club.Whether it’s career, culture, or community, the goal is the same: use our stories to open doors, build connection, and remind people that their voice matters.Your story matters. Keep building. Enjoy!

This is probably one of the most honest videos I’ve shared in a while. Hope it encourages someone that’s been carrying grief, pressure, or exhaustion quietly.

6 weeks of therapy have taught me that healing doesn’t come from trying harder. As a latino man this hit home personally.

It comes from walking closer with God.

Growth never stops.In this final part of my 3-part series, I reflect on what it means to have a championship mindset, continue evolving, and stay open to what’s next—both personally and professionally.Grateful for every lesson, every leader, and every opportunity that helped shape this journey.Still growing. Still learning. Still chasing gold.I just hit 6K followers on LinkedIn! Interested in career growth, leadership, or navigating your professional journey?Sign up for my LinkedIn 6K 1:1 Career Call here (ONLY 20 SPOTS):https://calendly.com/fuelpasionpodcas... www.fuelpasionpodcast.com

Over 25 years at Nike, it’s the people—leaders, teammates, and mentors—who made the biggest impact.In this video, I share what I’ve learned about connection, leadership, and why investing in others matters.Because none of this was meant to stop with me. Enjoy!

25 years ago, I took a shot on a seasonal role at Nike.

But this story really started at 16… when I got cut from the baseball team and thought the dream was over.

In Part 1 of this 3-part series, I share how I got started, what it took to keep showing up, and the lessons that shaped me along the way.

Palm Sunday isn’t just a celebration—it’s a mirror.In this reflection, we walk through three questions that reveal where we truly stand as we enter Holy Week:• What am I praising God for?• What am I truly connected to?• What is God preparing me for?From the cheers of “Hosanna” to the reality of the cross, this moment invites us to examine our faith, reset our focus, and prepare our hearts for what God is doing next.Don’t just celebrate Palm Sunday—let it shape you.

On March 13th, 2026, I lost my brother… my best friend, Abner.This wasn’t something any of us expected. And in the middle of processing this loss, I felt led to share a few lessons that I believe we all need to hear.This video is about more than grief…it’s about brotherhood, purpose, and not taking people for granted.I’m grateful I told my brother how much I appreciated him while he was here.My prayer is that this encourages you to do the same.“We suffer in isolation… but we heal in community.”Don’t do life alone.

In this episode, I reflect on calling, culture, career, and the deeper question of alignment. Inspired by Galatians 2:20 and a recent conversation with Samuel Choi (Founder of Child), this message is a reminder that being gifted is common — but being aligned is rare.

If this spoke to you, share it with someone navigating influence and faith.

In this reflection, I talk about faithfulness, character, and the quiet power of saying yes — at work, in faith, and in everyday leadership — even when no one is keeping score.This video was inspired by a recent moment that reminded me:legacy isn’t built through recognition, but through consistency.If this resonates with you, I expand on this reflection in this week’s Monday’s Altar on Substack. Thank you TYC for this award/reminder.