De no tener nada a construir una colección única: la historia de Jorge Gómez

In this episode of EMPRE.AR – Argentine Entrepreneurs, we interview Jorge Gómez, creator of Colección Gómez, to discuss a story that combines effort, cars, luxury, business, obsession, and overcoming obstacles: how someone can go from starting from scratch to building their own universe around passion, hard work, and vision. 🎙️🏎️🚀✨ Jorge's story is very representative of the Argentine entrepreneurial DNA: it's not just the story of someone who built a striking collection, but the story of someone who transformed an obsession into a project, a passion into a business, and a way of looking at life into their own identity. His journey touches on themes common to all entrepreneurs: sacrifice, building wealth, ambition, risk, and the ability to sustain a vision for years. During the conversation, we talked about his beginnings, how he built his career, the behind-the-scenes story of Colección Gómez, and what it means to develop something so personal in a country where starting a business often means swimming against the tide. Jorge explains how to build a brand around a passion and how to sustain a structure that combines business, experience, entertainment, and community. The episode also delves into a very compelling dimension: the difference between owning things and building something meaningful. Because Jorge's story isn't just about cars, luxury, or collecting, but about discipline, mindset, hard work, exposure, frustrations, and a very particular way of understanding success. We also explored the lessons learned along the way, the mistakes, the difficult moments, and how to develop a mindset capable of sustaining large projects in the long term. If this episode leaves us with one very concrete idea, it's that often the real differentiator isn't what you do, but how long you're willing to commit to it. An episode for those who want to understand how something great is built from the ground up, what lies behind the luxury often seen from the outside, and why some obsessions, when sustained for years, end up becoming unique businesses, brands, and projects. 🚀🏁 00:00 — Jorge anticipates the sale of a Pagani, discusses luck, and his relationship with his children. 02:06 — Jorge Gómez is introduced, sharing his story of poverty, life on the streets, and reinvention. 03:13 — He recounts his childhood in a prefabricated house and his working-class family. 04:07 — He explains that he learned to block out problems, and that this made him strong as an entrepreneur. 06:03 — He highlights his mother's role: she gave him confidence and taught him to believe in himself. 08:04 — He says he learned by doing and that the key is to surround yourself with people better than you. 10:10 — He relates how his mother corrected him and helped him choose a different path. 14:27 — He summarizes his philosophy: you achieve what you are convinced you can achieve. 19:17 — He recounts how he identified an opportunity in plastics and began manufacturing. 25:09 — He offers advice for entrepreneurs: believe in yourself, learn the business, look ahead, and don't sell based on price. 🎯 SPONSORS SUPPORTING THIS EPISODE: Flowin – Premium furniture for your home office 🚀 🌐 https://flowin.com.ar VOLF – Design and quality for your table and home 🍽️ 🌐 https://www.volf.com.ar/ YA Comunica – Strategic media positioning 📢 🌐 https://yacomunica.com Want to sponsor EMPRE.AR? 📩 [email protected] 🎙 EMPRE.AR – OFFICIAL PODCAST 🌐 https://empre.ar 🌐 SOCIAL MEDIA 📸 Instagram:   / empre.ar   👥 ON-AIR TEAM 🎤 Barbie Cabo   / barbi_cabo   🎤 Matías Palermo   / matiaspalermo   🎤 Albano Piacenza   / albanopiacenza   🎬 Production: Camila Trod   / camiitrod   🎬 Production: Sofia Molina   / sofimolina__   🎬 Executive Production: Maximiliano Taus   / maximilianotaus