Almost a decade ago, when I was just 19 years old, I decided to venture into this business. It was at that crucial moment a book fell into my hands and became my constant guide to this day: “Zen and the Art of Happiness.”

This fascinating book introduced me to two philosophies of life that have become my lenses through which I observe and confront the world and business challenges. One of them dives into the connection between what I do and how it impacts my environment and my life. This philosophy helps me finish everything that I begin successfully.

The other lens, equally valuable, focuses on what I cannot control. I recognize that there are uncontrollable elements in life, and this perspective has become crucial for me. The reason? If I take this approach, everything that happens becomes the best version of what could have happened.

So, armed with these two philosophies, I throw myself into every task with the certainty that it will turn out well. On the one hand, I positively influence everything I do, with the conviction that my efforts will translate into success. And on the other hand, if things don’t go as planned, I accept it with the certainty that what happens is the best for my path.

These philosophies define my life, my business, and my current reality. With them, I ride like a steady horse in life, heading toward my goals with unwavering confidence. Every step, every challenge, is an opportunity to learn and improve.