GUSTAVO | SKATING TO WORK

Gustavo starts his day on a skateboard.

In Los Angeles, he uses skating as his main way to get to work, moving through the city early in the morning while most people are still commuting by car or train. This daily routine is not occasional — it’s consistent, part of how he structures his days and gets from one place to another.

For Gustavo, skating is more than transportation. It plays the role that other routines might have for different people, like going to the gym or following a set morning habit. It keeps him active, focused, and constantly progressing. No matter where he needs to go, he chooses to skate.

This way of moving through the city reflects a simple but deliberate approach to daily life. No complicated system, no performance — just repetition, discipline, and enjoyment in the process. Over time, skating became something that helped him get through more difficult moments, giving structure and direction when he needed it.

There is a straightforwardness in how Gustavo lives this routine. Using what he enjoys as a functional part of his day, rather than separating passion from obligation.

For him, it comes down to that balance — doing what he likes, while still moving forward.

“What a life, man.”