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Cross-border notes on law, technology, and consciousness.
I’m Gustavo Miranda. I grew up in the Chicago suburbs, moved to Mexico in 2020, and now live between two countries, two languages, and two legal systems.
I’ve spent about fifteen years in jobs where my real role was helping people make sense of something: software, contracts, websites, Google. Now I’m studying law in Mexico, and this is where I think out loud about it.
What I write about
Law, across borders
Studying Mexican law in Spanish as a native English speaker, and the practical side: what happens when you live in one country and your papers, property, or family matters are in the other.
Tech & digital assets
Who really owns a domain, a business profile, or a customer list, and what to do when the answer is “not you.” Lessons from years of helping small businesses get online.
Consciousness
Transpersonal psychology, Mexico’s healing traditions, plus the laws that shape how freely we can explore our own minds.
Latest writing
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Why I’m interested in transpersonal psychology
Stanislav Grof, Mexico, and some questions I keep coming back to.
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Studying law in Spanish when you grew up thinking in English
What’s been hard about it, and what’s actually helped.
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Who actually owns your domain?
A common mistake I see with small businesses, and a quick way to check yours.