When he was 39 years old, Sal Morales got pinked-slipped from his dream job. He loved his job as anchorman at a Spanish-language station in Los Angeles, but when he lost his job he felt like his life turned upside down. He moved back to his hometown of Miami to start over. Eventually, Sal realized journalism wasn’t dead—just different. Sal tells us his personal journey of learning to land on his feet.
Photo via Sal Morales
Hi Sal, I met you in April I think in Wynwood at the Miami Lab. I sat right next too you. We learned about shooting on our iPhones. We spoke for a few minutes and you told me your story then. Thank you for inspiring my again tonight.
Sal I worked with you at Telemundo back in 2001. Thanks for sharting your story.
Hi guys! I am so happy that you guys are doing great! Carlos, how’s San Diego treating you? When I was in California, I always thought I would end up in San Diego! Life works funny huh! Thanks for listening to this piece. I have heard a lot of comments.. most of them positive, but others aren’t so. Its like life I guess! You take it, and move on!
Sal we worked together in L.A and funniest,most cheerful professional i have had the honor to work with. You were/are good friend and outstsnding human being.