From Fresh Popcorn to Golden Corvettes: Reliving My First NCAA College Football Game in 1985 with OJ Simpson.

“It was the sight of a radiant golden Corvette next to the tunnel that leads into the field that stole the show, glistening under the Californian sun, its license plate boldly declaring “JUICE.”

The Nod That Changed Everything: From Imposter to CEO

Transform imposter syndrome into ambition, realizing that fears and insecurities can be powerful motivators in achieving goals.

A Moment of Pride & Gratitude: 23 Years as an American Citizen

Twenty three years ago, I remember the feeling of elation and certainty that came with becoming a Citizen of the United States. As I repeated each word after the judge, taking my oath to become an American Citizen, I felt like all my life up until this moment had been leading me here. As I …

From Traversing a Border to Living the American Dream

As a 1 1/2 year old, I was carried in my parents’ arms as we crossed the treacherous Mexican-American border. Despite the dangers and risks, my parents were determined to provide me with a better life. However, their journey was not without challenges. They narrowly escaped being caught by Border Patrol agents, but their determination …

Lessons Learned from 25 Years at the Employees Club of California

Robert Larios, circa 1998

Thank you Doctor: A Message for National Doctor Day

I am grateful for doctors like Dr. McKinley who not only save lives but change them for the better.

Holding on to 90 Years of Wisdom – Honoring Bud Bradford

Bud Bradford: Honoring him after 90 Years.

Photo (from Left to Right): Brad Braford; Robert Larios (me); Bud Bradford.

Self-Advocacy: Why Head Down,Working Hard Is Not Enough

As an immigrant child, I remember seeing my parents working long hours and striving for the American dream. They sacrificed so much to give me and my siblings opportunities that we never would have had in México. They would say, “in this country, give it all that you have, and you will be rewarded.” Later …

Give It All That You Have, And You Will Be Rewarded

As an immigrant child, I remember seeing my parents working long hours and striving for the American dream. They sacrificed so much to give me and my siblings opportunities that we never would have had in México. They would say, “In this country, give it all that you have, and you will be rewarded.” Later …

Hello! My name is Robert Larios

Leadership is a journey, not a destination. It’s a role that we step into, and often it’s a role that we’re forced into. We don’t always choose to be leaders, but when we are, it’s our responsibility to lead with integrity and authenticity. I am a Mexican immigrant on an American leadership journey. I didn’t …