Alright folks, buckle up. Been digging into this Alexander Mojica fella lately. Wanted solid info, something real. Started simple, right? Pulled out the laptop, fired up the big search engine. You know the one. Typed in his name, hit enter. Boom. Pages and pages. Felt good for a second.
Then I actually looked. It was a god-awful mess. Pages looked sketchy, dates didn’t match, stuff written by people who clearly didn’t know squat. Half the links just spun forever or took me somewhere weird. Wasted a solid hour clicking around like a headless chicken. Found a bio on one site – short, vague, felt useless. Like trying to understand a storm by looking at a single raindrop. Annoying as heck. My coffee got cold.
Digging Deeper Like A Dog After A Bone
Wasn’t giving up. Decided to get specific. If I wanted the real deal, needed official stuff. Thought, “Where does he actually work? What places would have to talk about him?” Started smashing those names into the search bar. Looked up the places directly.
- Checked his current company site. Went straight to the leadership or people section. Painfully slow load times, but bingo – a profile. Short, but way more legit than anything random site.
- Looked at his past places too. Found an old press release on one of their archived pages mentioning an award. Felt like finding gold in the couch cushions.
- Hit up any legit local papers where he lives or works. Searched his name plus the city names. Filtered results for actual news sites. Found a couple of short pieces about community stuff he was involved in ages ago. Basic, but felt real.
Still felt thin. Needed something more… present. Figured, maybe stuff where he actually did things?
The Lightbulb Moment (Mostly Outta Desperation)
Was burning through coffee, felt like hitting a brick wall. Then it hit me. Those big, boring professional conferences! The ones people wear suits for. Speakers list! Searched specific conference names plus his name. Ding ding ding! Found pages listing him as a speaker or panelist for a few events.
Even better? Some conference sites actually record sessions or post stuff later. Kept digging, using different keywords – like “presentation” or “panel” with his name and the conference name. Finally! Found two places offering recordings of him actually speaking.
- One needed registration (ugh), but proved he was there.
- The other had a short, free preview clip! Could finally hear the guy talk. That felt HUGE.
Wrapping Up The Treasure Hunt (More Like Dumpster Diving)
Threw together everything I found like a puzzle:
- The basic bio facts from his company page.
- The old award mention.
- The community news bits.
- The conference speaking gigs.
- And that sweet, sweet audio snippet.
Suddenly, the picture wasn’t so foggy. Put it all side-by-side. Company site gave the framework, the other pieces – even the old news – added some color, showed different sides. Hearing him talk for those few seconds? That made it click. Could kinda sense his vibe.
Learned my lesson the hard way: Forget the noisy internet dumpster. Go straight to the source whenever possible. His actual workplace. Places he actually showed up and spoke. Anything official. It takes way more effort, feels like pulling teeth sometimes (especially with slow websites!), but that’s where the real stuff hides. Those search engines? They’re just the starting point, not the finish line. Ended up feeling kinda proud, but mostly just tired. And needing more coffee.
