How My Professional Experience Shapes My Coaching

My approach to Spanish coaching did not come from a classroom.

It was forged inside real projects where miscommunication carried real consequences—delays, safety risks, and loss of trust between teams from different countries and cultures.

After nearly two decades working in construction and project management, I observed a consistent pattern: highly capable professionals struggling not because of technical limitations, but because language and cultural context were underestimated.

This is the foundation of my coaching. I do not teach Spanish as an academic subject. I work with professionals who already think strategically and need Spanish to operate under pressure, lead teams, and make decisions in Latin American environments.

My role is to move you from knowing Spanish to using Spanish as a professional tool inside real-world dynamics where credibility, authority, and results matter.

This Is Not Spanish Lessons. This Is Professional Coaching.

If you’re already a capable professional, Spanish is probably not your real problem.
The real challenge appears when you need to think, decide, lead, or react under pressure in a Spanish-speaking environment.

I’ve been on the other side of that situation.
Inside projects where miscommunication caused delays, tension, safety risks, and loss of trust between teams from different countries and cultures. That experience taught me something most language programs ignore: in professional environments, Spanish is not about vocabulary — it’s about context, judgment, and timing.

That’s why my work is not based on traditional language teaching. I work with professionals who already know how to think strategically, but need Spanish to function clearly inside real dynamics: meetings, negotiations, site conversations, leadership moments, and high-stakes decisions.

If you feel that your technical skills are solid, but language and cultural context are holding you back from performing at your real level, then we are probably speaking about the same problem.

This is the kind of work I do.