---Sonny Hughey---
Taking businesses' revenue to the next level by improving their client/patient onboarding.
Numbers Associated with Sonny
47, the number of States he's spent time in
2, his jersey number throughout his baseball career
1987, the year of his first car, a white hatchback accord
1st, his college baseball teams' GPAC standing while captain
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After earning his BA in Physics from Hastings College, Sonny returned to his hometown of San Diego to conduct research on earthquakes and their affects on buildings. In his free time he could be found body surfing in his fins near Ocean Beach pier. In 2014, he ventured to South America and lived alongside the gauchos, learning their longstanding traditions, living simply off the land, and traveling solely by horse. Upon his return, he traveled across the U.S., where he had a rewarding stint in marketing for professional baseball and helped form the Yoga and More communities in Arizona and Virginia. In 2016 he began assisting scientists at NASA with their research equipment. In 2019 he combined his two strengths of community building and engineering by starting Cosmo Californie Media, which grows small businesses' sales revenue. He continues to be active in the historic Church Hill neighborhoods of Richmond, Virginia.
His past journalistic work has been featured here and on Desert Canvas, Festival Snobs Magazine, RealGMBaseball
....WHAT he is saying NOW..Past Articles
I grew up in the northernmost suburb of San Diego County, in a nice home with a great family. I was able to play baseball as a kid, go to a good high school, get good grades and then go to college and come out of school debt-free due to scholarship I received.
Compared to the rest of the world, I had a huge leg up. I wasn’t forced to work on my parents’ ranch to pay bills. I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to focus on more than paying off debt, raising a child, supporting my grandparents, or simply surviving.
So when I decided to leave the states for 4 months to travel, I made sure it wouldn’t go to waste. I had goals set out for myself.
- To experience everything that came my way
- To learn from my experiences
- To apply what I learned to my life and share it with others Read More
Two years ago, I saw some images of Patagonia—a place I’d never even thought about going to. A place with snowcapped mountains that sloped down to crystalline lakes, scattered with trees of green, brown, and orange. For me, the landscape defined “Land Before Time,” relatively untouched by the modern world. Soon after, I came across the word Gaucho, the Argentine Cowboy who cultivates and experiences the land via horseback.
That did it for me. I HAD to go to this place and to experience it in true Gaucho style.
Raise your hand if you’ve ever said this:
“Oh, I’d love to do that, but I can’t afford it.”
That’s exactly where I was. Not only did I realize Read More
Have you had those moments where you’re laughing uncontrollably or just so incredibly happy—with friends, family, or your significant other—and you wish you could freeze time?
Or those moments where you’re filled with a deep sense of clarity, and you want to keep the feeling so it doesn’t just slip away?
Well, what if I told you those moments can be saved?
And even better—You already know how to do it!! You did it before. Your parents too. Even your Read More
