Carlos Hidalgo
SPEAKER | AUTHOR | COACH
Books
The UnAmerican Dream
In The UnAmerican Dream, Carlos Hidalgo chronicles his journey to entrepreneurial success and simultaneous personal collapse, despite impressive achievements that left him miserable and at risk of losing vital relationships. The book challenges readers to question whether professional success is worth the personal cost.
Driving Demand
Carlos Hidalgo provides a clear roadmap and framework on how B2B organizations can implement change management and transform their Demand Generation. Case studies and excerpts from B2B marketing practitioners and clients who have transformed their organizations and how they accomplished this change are incorporated throughout the book.
About the Author
Carlos Hidalgo is an international keynote speaker who transforms how entrepreneurs and business leaders define and achieve success. After spending years climbing the corporate ladder while feeling increasingly unfulfilled, Hidalgo made a pivotal shift that changed everything.
Now, Carlos dedicates his career to helping business executives and entrepreneurs escape the trap of external success without internal satisfaction. Through his proven Life Design framework, he provides leaders with actionable tools to create lives that are both professionally rewarding and personally fulfilling.
As the author of Driving Demand and The UnAmerican Dream, Carlos brings a unique perspective that challenges conventional wisdom about what it means to "make it" in life and business. His approach resonates with countless leaders who have discovered that checking all the traditional boxes doesn't guarantee happiness or meaning.
Carlos's speaking engagements are transformational experiences where audiences move from feeling stagnant and stuck to feeling energized and alive. He empowers leaders to redefine success on their own terms, building careers that drive results while creating lives they genuinely love living.
"Carlos does an excellent job at giving an in-depth reflection on his life that shows the achievements & then failures that led him to almost losing what he loved most: his family. His book sheds light on an alarming trend, which he calls corporate/work hustle."