Photo by Jerome Dominici on Pexels.com I have seen you in front of a mirrow, Armored Man why are you so afraid? Why do you move so rigidly? I try to look into your eyes, but you don’t want to look at me, you see me and lower your sight; Are you afraid of me? Are you afraid of what you will see through my eyes? I guess you are, Armored Man. You will see yourself, reflected. The other day I tried to talk to you, but you rolled your eyes and walked away; You don’t want to listen

“A drop of honey catches more flies than a gallon of gall” I don´t remember who said that brilliant phrase, but I have treasured it in my mind for more years that I can remember. Many people believe that to be successful in life, especially on the business arena, you have to be assertive, aggressive and intimidating, to get people do what you want. You have to raise your voice, command things and make pressure to make things go your way… A person that is nice, friendly and so

Photo by Nina Uhlu00edkovu00e1 on Pexels.com and happy, than being normal and boring. That was the thought that crossed my mind while I passed by a bus stop and observed how people were looking at me in a sort of disbelief: It was snowing, minus two degrees, very early in the morning and this lady is running and smiling like crazy in her jogger pants, with just a small sweater and no wearing any hand-gloves, no mask, no scarf. I passed them, feeling like a flake of snow, all

Photo by Markus Winkler on Pexels.com We all have heard about the “new normal”. New normal, has many interpretations and it is widely spoken everywhere. It seems to be like the new mantra. But do we really know what does it mean for us? Beyond the question of health… Is it now the “new normal” that we will be more socially (physically) apart than before? Is it the “new normal” to forget office life and embrace the new home office modality? Is it the “new normal” to attend onl

Photo by Alina Vilchenko on Pexels.com In our society, we praise perfectionism. We think of being perfect as the highest aim: We must have a perfect body, a perfect intelligence. A perfect house, a perfect family and perfect experiences. We long for perfection, although we do not fully understand the forms. What does it mean to be perfect? Who or what defines perfection? You don´t need to look very far: As soon as you get into social media, you see the effects perfectionism h

Photo by Surene Palvie on Pexels.com Already immersed in the second week of November. Through my window, I see the trees slowly running out of leaves. Those precious colors of the autumn are falling apart. Old leaves fall from the trees and die, to become pure soil. It’s a beautiful and a sad scenario at the same time: To experience the death cycle of the tree. It is a signal: It’s getting cold and dark outside. The autumn is a time for reflection as we are closely approachin

Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Esta es definitivamente la era del Networking. Casi todas nuestras actividades diarias están relacionadas de una manera u otra con diferentes tipos de “Networks” o redes. Gracias a nuestra forma modernizada de vivir, ahora dependemos de redes de suministro sofisticadas para satisfacer hasta nuestras necesidades más básicas. Todavía a finales del siglo XVIII, los humanos nos organizábamos en pequeñas comunidades. La familia era el núcleo y ésta f

Photo by Engin Akyurt on Pexels.com Hay una famosa frase que dice: “Mantén a tus amigos cerca, y a tus enemigos aún más”. Muchos de nosotros vivimos con el enemigo, sin darnos realmente cuenta de ello. Es algo bien sabido, que a veces lo que creemos que está de nuestro lado, en realidad está totalmente en nuestra contra. Definitivamente el mundo no es lo que parece, y también podemos decir lo mismo de nosotros mismos. No somos lo que creemos ser. Con toda la evolución en las

Photo by Luis Dalvan from Pexels It sounds counterintuitive. After all, we spend most of our lives trying. Trying to be a good person, a good wife, husband, friend, parent, employee. We always try so hard to be liked and recognized. What if once and for all, we just stop trying? The pursue of perfection can get quite nasty. How much longer can we live like this? The society set to us impossible standards to attain: To get a flashy degree, to get a great job, a great house, th

Photo by Lukas Rodriguez from Pexels Close to where I live, there is a small but beautiful park on the top of the hill, called Baldegg. It was a sunny Sunday afternoon when I went there for a walk. Many families were around, kids and dogs alike, running everywhere. The small restaurant nearby was at full service: Parents, old couples, young guys, all enjoying the panoramic view to the alps while having something to eat, or drinking some wine or beer. I heard laughts and cheer