METEORIC is not motivation.
It is a way of becoming.

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From a young age, Norberto Orellana learned that circumstances do not decide outcomes—character does. Born with cerebral palsy and raised amid instability and hardship, he discovered early that survival alone was not enough. There had to be more.

In the darkest moments, a quiet voice remained:

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I want to be more.
I want to do more.
I want to say more.
I want to live more.

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METEORIC is the decision to listen to that voice—and to organize your life around answering it.

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In 2024, Norberto gave language to this philosophy in METEORIC: A Memoir Against All Odds, and through METEORIC Life, he now equips others to do the same—not just financially or professionally, but holistically: in identity, leadership, relationships, and purpose.

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BE MORE

Who must I become?

To be METEORIC begins with identity.

This pillar is about expanding your vision of who you are capable of becoming—and refusing to let your current circumstances define your future self.

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DO MORE

How must I act?

Vision without action is fantasy.

To Do More is to commit to deliberate, consistent action, even when certainty is absent and outcomes are unclear. Progress is not the result of waiting. It is the reward for those who move before they feel ready.

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SAY MORE

How must I speak?

Silence suffocates potential. To Say More is the courage to speak truth—first to yourself, then to others. To articulate your vision. To declare your intentions. To lead with your voice.

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LIVE MORE

How must I structure my life?

This is the creed. To Live More is the refusal to exist on autopilot. It is the commitment to engage life fully—to seek challenge, responsibility, adventure, and meaning rather than numbness and routine.

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THE METEORIC LIFE

METEORIC is not about perfection.

It is about alignment.

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When who you are becoming, how you act, how you speak, and how you live all point in the same direction—momentum becomes inevitable.

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This philosophy is Norberto's foundation.

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Not to help people feel better—but to help them become more.