About Luis Lozano
From: Just West of Otay Lakes
Hey, it's Luis.
I help people build better lives and successful businesses. But my path here wasn't straight or easy.
Where It Started
In 2002, my brother and I started a business in our parents' garage. By 2007, we had built a successful software company with over 100,000 users.
But I was struggling inside.
Even though things looked good outside, I felt like a fake. To deal with these hard feelings, I started drinking. What began as a way to feel better soon became a problem I couldn't fix alone.
The Day Everything Changed
In November 2014, I hit my lowest point. I asked for help for the first time: "God, help me get to a recovery meeting."
That simple prayer changed my whole life. I learned how to build a new life from the ground up through a recovery program.
"God did for me what I could not do for myself."
The Hard Years
In 2016, my marriage fell apart. I spent two years trying to save something that was already broken.
"I was a sandcastle king."
The divorce took two years. During this time, I went to counseling to face the pain I had been running from. This hard work wasn't just healing but preparing me for what came next.
Starting Fresh
In 2020, I took over the email marketing for an online store that wasn't growing. Here, I found my purpose.
I built a system for helping businesses grow by:
Telling stories that connect with customers
Testing what works and what doesn't
What I Share Now
Every Tuesday, I send out a letter with:
Simple tips that work in real life
Ways to grow your business
Stories of Fresh Starts
Tools to build a better future
I can see the U.S. Olympic Training Center from my desk, where athletes push their limits daily. It's a fitting reminder that success—whether in sports, business, or life—comes from being ready to do the work every day.
I believe in second chances, fresh starts, and, most importantly, that your biggest struggles can lead to your most significant wins.
Want to build something meaningful? Subscribe below and join me.
P.S. Every Tuesday, I send a letter with tips and stories to help you move forward. If my story speaks to you, subscribe above—I'd love to help with your next chapter.
