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Hello, my name is Efren Urrutia (Life Coach, Vida Real Life Coaching) 


I immigrated from Mexico to the United States in 1981 with a burning desire to start anew and seek out better opportunities. Growing up in West Texas, my mother worked tirelessly to set a strong example for me to follow. However, after finishing high school, I found myself lost and uncertain about my direction in life. So I made the brave decision to venture out and explore what the world had to offer beyond the familiar confines of my hometown.


In 1994, I arrived in Nevada, where I chose to start a family as a young man. Over the next 27 years, my life was a rollercoaster of highs and lows, largely influenced by the choices I made along the way. Yet, as they say, "life can be a tough teacher", somehow I always found the strength to get back up, dust myself off, and keep moving forward.


Reflecting on my journey, I realized that my limiting beliefs had always held me back from becoming the best version of myself. But with newfound self awareness and a commitment to breaking down all those self-imposed barriers, I now strive to empower others to achieve their own dreams and unleash their true full potential.


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