Gino Lucciano Carrera Servin

Gino Lucciano Carrera Servin is a dedicated sales coordinator focusing on window sales for residential and commercial clients. Originally from Paraguay, Gino has made Orlando, Florida his home. Before entering the sales world, he built a solid foundation in door-to-door sales, which helped him develop the skills and work ethic that continue to guide his professional life today.

Growing up in Paraguay, Gino was immersed in music and sports from an early age. Alongside his classical guitar and flute studies, he played soccer and volleyball. However, it was Taekwondo that captured his heart and became his passion. He began training in martial arts at the age of six, and by the time he reached adulthood, he had earned a 4th-degree black belt. His dedication to Taekwondo was seen in his achievements and his ability to teach and inspire others. From 2010 to 2018, Gino shared his expertise as an instructor at the Almiron Taekwondo Center in Asunción, Paraguay.

In 2014, Gino began studying engineering at the Facultad de Ingeniería de la Universidad Nacional de Asunción. However, his dedication to Taekwondo led him to make a difficult decision. He put his engineering studies on hold and focused more on martial arts. His decision was proven right when he entered the University Olympics competition in Asuncion, Paraguay. Competing in the Taekwondo Team Sparring category, Gino achieved second place for two consecutive years. This success further fueled his passion for the sport, leading him to continue his martial arts journey while stepping away from his academic path.

Taekwondo taught Gino valuable life lessons that extended far beyond the mat. The sport helped him develop mental resilience, discipline, and calm under pressure. These traits, which were crucial for excelling in sparring and Taekwondo patterns, also translated into his personal and professional life. Gino became known for his consistency in training, focus during competitions, and ability to adapt and make quick decisions under pressure. Furthermore, Taekwondo instilled in him a sense of respect for others, especially his instructors and opponents, and an appreciation for the importance of ongoing learning and improvement.

By 2018, Gino had established himself as a skilled Taekwondo practitioner and a dedicated instructor. His passion for the sport led him to become a Taekwondo instructor in the United States.