1 × 100 = 100
1 × -0.1 = -0.1
Same starting point.
Completely different outcome.
This is what happens when we talk about the invisible multipliers of human potential.
Our mindset—what we believe about ourselves and what we think is possible—has the power to multiply everything in our lives or quietly diminish it.
The question is not just what we have, but what we're multiplying it with...
The Problem Framed Clearly:
Too many young people are unknowingly trapped in environments that feed the second equation.
Where mindsets are inherited that reduce self-worth, limit aspiration, and keep potential dormant.
And when this happens at scale, a generation’s potential is impaired.
MetaHumanos as
the Crossroads
MetaHumanos is designed as a (r)evolution in education, developing an innovative approach that creates transformative educational programs which systematically place young people at a crossroads:
→ Keep the mentalities that hold them back,
OR
→ Begin shifting, gradually but powerfully, into a mindset that multiplies what they can do, experience, and contribute in their lifetime.
This work is led by young people under the age of 25 who are big dreamers, bold doers, and most importantly, great listeners.
The MetaHumanos process is built by listening.
Listening to youth. Listening to elders.
Listening to the rare individuals who, even in the face of hardship, chose to multiply differently.
We listen to those who achieve the extraordinary because
the exceptional outcomes shouldn’t remain the exception.
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René Corado
From shining shoes at age 8 in Guatemala City to becoming Collections Manager at the Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology.
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Nacho Pacheco
He received his first pair of shoes at 13, now a national barista champion.
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Sofia Castillo
She launched and scaled a startup to fight unemployment at just 22.
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Claudia Hernández
Clinical psychologist with a transformative approach to self-actualization in youth.
What if every young person had access to this way of thinking early in life?