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A program to share. He drives Daniel billinsonic Friday Vitrice to fourteen hours on
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Trentopic radio. With the stories. I' ve taken it, the homers,
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the galleys, the Swavo Putavins will come. I write my way without
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thinking, without thinking where it is many years or about we know x already
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very good afternoon. Dear friends, how you are looking at me as well,
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but, as a TV driver says, I am fine, but not
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so well. Here with the congestion and all those things are going to have
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to apologize that my voice is taken, it' s down, it'
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s down. Okay. The important thing is to listen to us is to
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chat and avoid coughing and sneezing, because if it is not going to get
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ugly, ugly, ugly good and the program gave me today, as always,
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accompanied by Juan Greco, in the operation and musicalization. And here'
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s a novelty within what you can do. For those who want to hear
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us or see us directly. Now you just have to go to the radio
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page radio train topic com dot ar and there you have the little buttons to
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listen to and you' re going to be able to follow us. The
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rest is still so good when they want to get in there and they'
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re following us well today' s show. And today' s program has
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several steps. As always, one essential music. You know that music in
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this program is more emotional than anything else. We listen, we choose,
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we like today, yes, I didn' t want tomorrow. But the
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important thing is that when the music comes to you, you take advantage of
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that moment to enjoy it, to have that sensitivity that is necessary and the
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main dish is this I tell you that days ago, I met a small
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group of people whose ages ranged from twenty- five to sixty- five years
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with a slogan. I am summoned to talk about what things affect them so
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as not to realize the idea of what holds them back and the motto of
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the meeting was no longer excuses, I mean, we just defined the topic
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by asking them the reason for the name of the concinna. They tell me
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that the people who encouraged in the story were tired of having meetings to see
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the scope of their ideas, to give encouragement support and always those meetings ended
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with a large number of excuses for which both did not concrete or shape their
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idea and that tired them depressed, so they intended in this meeting to end
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them or, at least, to start a process that would get them out
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of their stagnation. We agreed to divide the meeting in three moments, in
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the first that they would put the ideas or projects that they had mentioned,
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plus how long they had remained in that vicious circle of no progress. Then
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we would make a short list of the excuses or reasons why they thought they
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were stuck and the last moment would be to give them my guidance on how
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to move forward, reviewing the basic indications of turning an idea into a business,
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seeing the regional resources available and assuming each one a level of commitment,
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to concrete from here to the next meeting. Now I' m going to
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tell you more about being my teeth right now. In parallel to this meeting
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or going to the meeting, fresh new news comes to me from different places
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in our country and Argentina, where activities are being done for those who have
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ideas for entrepreneurs of different level, from the craft, from the least to
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the most technological, and listen to this there is no place in the country
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where you do not work with entrepreneurs, that is to say the entrepreneurs can
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not say we are alone, example, city of Buenos Aires. Go to
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each municipality and they will see that they have an activity, they have a
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program, they have groups working, go to the municipal development center dependent on
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the autonomous city of Buenos Aires and they will see in that beautiful place,
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all the things that are done to give them support, orientation and incubate projects.
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And if you are not in Buenos Aires, which I hope you are
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not in Buenos Aires, go to the province of Buenos Aires, go to
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Misiones, go to Rioja, go to Salta, go to Mendoza, go
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to the municipalities, the municipalities. It' s full of activities. Just
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look at the nets. They' re gonna realize everything there is. So
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girls, boys, women, men, you' re not alone. There
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' s a lot of activity. Always remember what we say. Seventy percent
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of what activates our industry are entrepreneurship and SMEs. If you go through a
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kennel, it happens to be pyme and then if the magic wand or do
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things right everything climbs up and we will bill millions of dollars and we will
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have some unicorn, that Argentina already has several unicorns. In that sense,
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after putting everything they were doing each one, we did the second step,
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which was good. Let' s make a list, let' s make
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a ranking of what you feel, what' s preventing you, and let
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' s choose the ones that have the most weight, not the most common
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ones, the most common ones. We' ve had a lot of talk
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on this radio. I' ve given a lot of courses about that.
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Let' s go to others that are, although they' re commonplace,
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they' re not usually the most addressed. One of them is I don
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' t have enough time. Here it is being implied that the realization of
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your idea is not at the top of your priorities. Then you have to
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check that point to see what' s most important, because sometimes I feel
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like it. I have the idea, suppose you studied the competition, brought
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it from outside, the idea was generated here by a necessity. But I
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don' t have time. You mean good about this son I have.
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You can' t take care of it. Then that person has to be
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honest, not with us, not with me, with herself, without waxing
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and saying okay, because some go with words said ah I am an entrepreneur.
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I do this one not honestly because that' s how you get a
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definite one. That takes a weight off of it, a weight off that
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backpack. Why, because I already have the goal, if I saw it
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go forward and if I don' t forget it, I had the intention
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if Barbaro belonged to the Barbaro clubs, but no. My priority is another
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family study job. Then the ideas will come. The other one is too
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busy. At first glance, this may sound the same as I don'
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t have time, but it doesn' t. A busy person wastes valuable
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time and energy. Therefore, I must learn to manage your time effectively.
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They remember to manage the times, which is important, which is urgent,
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which is not important, that it is not urgent to have a licoon had
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an expression that said you are not too busy. You just need to sit
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down and analyze how you' re managing your time and that' s important
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to give you and here we give you priorities again. A very common one
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that jumped in the group is to put the idea, put the will on
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it and then, in the end, kill it by saying ah but this
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isn' t going to work. Ah well, yes, there it begins
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to be noticed that Kka lacks confidence and lack of confidence beats the idea.
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It might not work. All the things we do don' t always come
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with a warranty certificate. It works. It' s not working. Success,
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not success, no, it' s not like that. But first
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one must do what is necessary to carry it forward and let circumstances say whether
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or not they have a chance. But we have to. If I stay
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on that it won' t work, and well, so we' re
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wasting time right now directly. Also, always remember that what I speak,
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what I think, are mandates that I issue. If I say it won
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' t work, ponce the command that it won' t work. Now.
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If I say this is going to work and I do what I have
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to do, that' s going to work, because the mandate is that
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it works and the forces, the energies of the universe how do they fable
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for that to work? And besides, if I don' t try,
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what' s gonna happen, well it' s gonna happen that I'
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m gonna have the doubt if I did. And you know it' s
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a very messy remorse, not just in an idea, in an undertaking,
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in a couple relationship, in a job opportunity. So to think about it,
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another one that came up on the list is I don' t have
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enough money. And here I asked him, well, he doesn' t
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have enough money to make what kind of money. Generally, I push this,
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because all ideas come with a fantasy. A while ago, a student
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made a similar point to me. Then I asked him to explain his project
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again. I remember him a lot. I hope you continue to succeed,
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as you did later. This project included having a hairdresser with a special technique
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for boys and adults and, according to him, it was necessary, yes,
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yes, to have a house with several rooms to develop their activities.
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Then I asked him to answer some questions you need so much to start with.
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I do go and he explained it to me. Your initial clients would
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cover the costs of renting a house. I already say buying rent and usually
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not because they' re initial customers until they find out what I want to
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do, until they make sense of what I want to do. I'
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m loyal to the customers. I make a mass of clients to report to
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me. Whatever the time, rents were always difficult to maintain and impact the
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budget a lot. After analyzing the other question I asked him was what is
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the minimum space to develop. This cost him. It cost them because it
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was like this to go, getting him out of every room. He was
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holding a room. He stayed there. No, I need three, I
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need two, I need one and the office. I need the reception and
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I need it. And it was hard. It was hard, it was
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hard for one who later became a joy. And it was hard for him,
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who later became a joy. Looking for alternatives, what we ended up
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with, what we agreed on, and how he started this. He started
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in a small space as an annex of a pharmacy, he searched for a
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corner, the famous cornerers that was enabled, he could start to do the
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promotion, attend some people and the same customers were taking him to go to
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their homes, so, in time, that corner did not need it.
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You know why. Because the special technique was an old special technique in Argentina,
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which is to remove the nits from the lice, the boys and the
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elders. Surely you opened your eyes, your ears and said that' s
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business. There are two very large companies in Argentina that, obviously, because
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of a question of the image of the customers, do not advertise what they
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are dedicated to that for a certain social level. And there was the third,
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the third that was this boy. When the customers asked him to go
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to the house, what we did, We rethinked, We rethinked, and
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there appeared a cell phone, a van that carried the elements screens, I
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to an assistant, if it was a boy, if it was a gradulto,
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and it went arming. And already today, after several years, several
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years, already four years of this that I am telling you. I think
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this will take ten years here, eleven years to the four years it started.
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With all this, he had already achieved the house he intended at first,
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but at first fantasy led him to have that fantasy kill the idea.
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So it' s all about being creative, it' s all about landing
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fantasy and giving times, because we read a lot about successful ones. We
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read a lot about those who put three hundred dollars and an hour bill a
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billion dollars. Sure, but no one counts the medium, the intermediate,
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the efforts, what they did. Usually all these battles are counted the prettiest
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parts, the hero' s part, but the hero also suffers the hero
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to be hebro has to put his own thing in that sense. Another situation
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that appeared is I' m not good enough. It is not necessary to
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be the best in the world in anything to build a successful business. Just
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be good at what you do. You have to know what you' re
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going to do, meet him in the middle, investigate him, and you
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don' t have to compare yourself to others. That' s what it
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' s going to do It' s going to make us frustrated and healthy.
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Each has his or her ability and carries them out as best as possible.
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In that sense, the goal is always to continue progressing, learning and
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improving. Never stop growing. You always learn. I' ve got two
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left. The other one is. I don' t know if this is
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the right time to start. That doesn' t sound like it to them.
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I don' t know if this is the right time to give the
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news. I don' t know if this is the right time to give
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you a piece of news. My family at work, how many times we
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' re waiting for the right time. To me comes those jokes that when
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expected, girls expect the ideal or ideal. As one said, they wait
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for Prince Blue and if he comes with a clarite celestial he rejects him.
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No. No, Blue can come, but not when we love him,
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when he' s destined to come. And here' s good. Returning
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to this point, this is another example of doubt and lack of faith in
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the idea. There' s no perfect time to start something. If you
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' ve done your homework well and we' re ready. Well let'
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s get started on the going will get better. Remember this that you will
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see in the talks, in the notes, you will see it in many
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books, in the networks, in everyone who gives a speech about this to
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undertake. I' m sure he mentions it. The process is to start,
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see what happens, how the process goes, whether it fails or not,
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adjust or continue again to see how it is going to right. It
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is not fair to just restart and this is the continuum to always be attentive
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about this. The other one said no one knows me or I don'
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t know anyone. I' m going to be a jortita this one.
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If no one knows you, make yourself known. If you don' t
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know anyone, go meet alien and there are many ways or one to promote.
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They remember that we once did the minute exhibition presenting the project, the
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good idea to go testing with friends, with partners with strangers. You know
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this, sir, you know this involcable glass. He tasted it. Don
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' t look short on the good for it' s here in this place.
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It' s sold, no, it' s sold. I don
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' t know anyone about it. I' m going to the courses,
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to the meetings, to the talks. Ah it' s time to leave
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the zom here eh because by zoom it' s very cold. This has
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to go hand in hand and as you get to know yourself in the environment,
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in the market, you start learning things that others share, because there
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are people who share ideas, the most powerful network to know, make themselves
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known and bring closer to the best known in the network of family and friends.
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And the last thing I' ve got here is someone else already doing
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it and doing it better. Dear ones. What I' m always saying
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is don' t worry how many centuries humanity has, how many billions of
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people we make up this big village. You believe that only you will have
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an idea to solve a need. You know what makes the difference of applying
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those ideas you, because each gives a different imprint, gives it a different
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familiarity, gives it a different touch, more creative, less creative, more
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realizable, less realizable. So someone' s doing something don' t worry.
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What' s more, why don' t you look at it and
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take note of the good things and the bad things. The bad ones don
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' t repeat them and the good ones do it for you. No one
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' s going to complain about being asked by you, and if you don
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' t answer this question, it makes it better So what? So,
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there we have two options. Be better than him and accept that it doesn
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' t have to be better and build a successful business. Anyway, with
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your features. Always to achieve something we need from others. And this brings
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me to another subject that I' m going to for a matter of time.
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I' m going to compact it that it' s associated with these
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themes ah If this thing that I told you now was interesting to you or
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you have some other situation, get in communication with us at eleven twenty-
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six, forty- two, twenty forty- two tell us on whatsapp we
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' re going to answer it, we' re going to guide it,
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we' re going to help. Summarizing all this and going to the points
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that I would not like you to comment on, is that you are not
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too optimistic with the result land a little bit to the ground. Strive to
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build good work teams along the lines that we need from others. We need
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equipment. We can do it alone yes, but we' re always going
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to need something else from a supplier, a distributor people working with us.
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Those are teams. They want to call strategic alliances. There are alliances of
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strategies that need to be realized. Know the sector what you' re doing.
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Give the business time. Do not think about growing quickly, giving it
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your time, just as plants have their time to grow, to hibernate,
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and so on. Do not think together all this that the product is sold
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alone or the service. You have to run out of time and that'
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s a lot of years that' s over that I put something in,
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I created something and they were going to take it out of my hand.
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No. No, no, important, very important. Keep the customer in
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mind. Keep the customer in mind. Don' t forget we exist.
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Thank you and the client. He is the sense of our existence friends.
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We will close this point and I have already taken a long time, I
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repeat, available to you to address this and other aspects of the project.
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That they have in mind eleven, twenty- six, forty- two,
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twenty forty- two here in Argentina and Sie is from the outside, they
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add the plus fifty- four, nine and the number. We take a
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good break. We will have to recover time, of course, we will
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hear a collaboration that always brings us thanks to Veronica, our storyteller friend,
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excellent narrator with a very interesting story. Absence, let' s hear it
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It couldn' t have been that nothing had been left behind. Veronica looked
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over and over in the closets and drawers. The clothes were cluttered all over
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the floor. Veronica had begun to cry. He had a faded blue shirt
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in his hands. That shirt had been Ivan' s, her first boyfriend.
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He came up to his t- shirt to his face by sucking heavily,
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trying to rescue some smell. The minute she threw it down next to
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the rest of the clothes. The crying became more intense. He kept searching
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nervously between the drawers. There had to be something rich. He should have
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forgotten something. He found some plaid pants were those of Javi that the waiter
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he met on the beach that summer in his pants also tried to find some
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smell, but only found the softener' s. His hands trembled weakly.
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Ricardo had left the night before. She had warned him many times and she
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had not believed him. He took advantage of her having a work dinner.
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He picked it up without even leaving a note. He was gone. Peronica
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spent the whole night thinking about this was something you could sense, but still,
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how could I leave her? So, I couldn' t believe he
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' d gone where he' d be. Ricardo. I had to talk
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to him to explain that I couldn' t leave her alone with Eduardo.
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After two and a half years of relationship, he kept a long pile of
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shirts and shirts, including Ricardo had put them on many times the first nights
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he stayed to sleep, but all those clothes were folded and clean. Veronica
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smelled over and over again, but there was nothing left of him. He
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looked around. The floor was full of men' s clothing, of all
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the men who had passed through his life. He even had difficulty recognizing who
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belonged to each garment, Robert' s handkerchief all over Carlos' shirt,
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whose scarf was that Ricardo scarf was the only one who had nothing like it
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was going to be now, whenever she had suffered a love disappointment, she
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kept something and every night, after every loss of parted face, she grabbed
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the shirt to the pants or the garment that had left the one leaving and
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closing her eyes, she fell asleep breathing her smell and feeling like this in
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a kind of deception that the person was still beside her. For Veronica,
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the smell was the most important thing about a person, something more real than
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a photograph or an absurd memory could make. For her, a person'
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s smell was what made it real. The smell is lost is something hard
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to remember when I don' t have it around, but she knew there
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was something able to catch a person' s smell for at least a while
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and it was clothes. That' s why he hadn' t returned his
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shirt to Ivan after he left with another girl and had stayed with Javi'
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s pants after the last dinner there on the beach, Or begged the Italian
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to leave him that old, worn sweater. Thus time passed and by the
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time the garments had lost their scent, Veronica had also lost the need of
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that person. Thanks to that deception, he had never managed to suffer the
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failure of his relationships. When the garment suggested nothing to her, when she
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had lost the last olfactory particle, she was already fully recovered. Then he
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grabbed the pants, the shirt or whatever, and after washing us, he
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kept them neatly in the closet. From that moment on they became one more
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garment. Now, Veronica was bending on her knees, her clothes, around
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her was useless. He didn' t leave anything behind. I looked at
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all those clothes that just smelled like softener, couldn' t stop crying.
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Now, when the night came, she would have nothing to do with the
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deception of his presence. I couldn' t remember her smell that night.
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I would spend it alone all night, alone without being able to embrace any
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pain other than absence. This beautiful story is called absence and is from a
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Spanish writer named Montsey cute canton. No good, now let' s continue
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with the story of the week. Never burn love letters. He was a
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volunteer supplement editor, after having been a battle journalist, but his secret and
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undisguised vocation was mountaineering. He was forty years old, a great athletic state
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and a lot of female attention. Fernández, however, did not know any
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fer in the editorial and although they were not great friends, they performed some
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friendly rituals. It was time to go on holiday about the same dates.
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Larsen always devoted the first few days to some risky climbing and the rest to
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his wife and three daughters. It' s been routine for them to have
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a beer to say goodbye at the bar on the corner. As a cabal,
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Larsen said when the glasses collided, if anything happens to me, if
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I stay frozen up there, if I fall from a rock and break my
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neck, you violate the drawer of my desk and that most of all Fernández
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leave no trace of anything, that all Fernández promised him the last time and
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took a plane to Córdoba. Five days later he learned that Larsen had died
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in begging without the slightest effort. The day before the expedition, he took
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a pipe in front of a log fireplace. He had a massive heart attack
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and died instantly. Dismayed by the news and pressed for the situation, Fernández
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called from the summit to his colleagues to open the drawer of the desk and
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tear its contents apart. But it was already late, after ZEPED and Lio
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had sent the widow a consignment with all the belongings of the deceased full of
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remorse. Fernández left a message of condolences on the woman' s phone and
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returned in silence to Buenos Aires. He didn' t hear from her until
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eleven months later, when life called him to ask him a favor and they
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stayed for a coffee e. They met on a rainy Tuesday and she sat
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on the same stool where she sat down at the Arsen to watch rain from
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the bar. She was a fibrous, blonde woman who smoked black cigarettes and
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had a green, lucid look. His name was Monica. In ten minutes
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the procedure and the words of circumstance were removed and went straight to the point.
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Lersen told you about Silvia, asked Fernández, blindfolding him to third parties.
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Monica didn' t name her husband by her first name, but by
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her last name and that had always made Fernández laugh, but this afternoon she
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didn' t. Who is Silvia asked, without feeling guilty or lying.
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Larsen had never told her about Silvia or any woman in particular. They had
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praised how all accidents and job geogras do, but the thing had never happened
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from that male sport that women also frequent, though with greater malice. Silvia
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was the lover of the Arsena. Said the widow in that drawer had three
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hundred love letters and a perfumed handkerchief.“ I cannot believe you,”
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Fernández said, and now he did feel miserable, tried to fix it and
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made it worse. A scented handkerchief. What a curse. I can'
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t see it. Same way Monica told him.“ It seems very romantic
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to me and three hundred letters answered Fernández” How much patience and how much
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wasted literature we can seriously talk about, Monica erases it. Fernández closed his
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mouth. Monica turned off the cigarette looking out the street and spoke in a
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different tone. He meant it. Those three hundred emails eased my pain,
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hate, cover it all up. You don' t know how I gave
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it during those days. He wished him death, but he was already dead
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and regretted that it had been so easy that he had suffered nothing. I
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felt bad about those thoughts and I missed him and I didn' t forgive
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him that he died and that he betrayed me with someone else and was crying
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through the corners of anger and sorrow, all like in a blender. He
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took another tobacco break and took the glass of ice water for a drink.
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Then he exhaled a long puff of smoke that looked a lot like a sigh
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and moved on, but those cards had me holding on to my neck.
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I went back to them again and again, reading them back and forth.
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I was about to throw them in the trash several times. One night,
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when I heard from the bed that came to the pick- up truck,
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I went out in a bra bombshell into the street to rescue them from the
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bag of residua. I was crazy about those letters until, after reading them
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ten times, I read them for the first time. I remember it was
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a Saturday morning. The girls were at the club and the gardener was making
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some noise outside. I sat in the kitchen with a cup of tea and
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started reading them without pain. Fernández, to distract the situation, asks for
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orange juice. Arsen' s wife had her eyes peeled and Fernández was somewhat
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afraid. She valued the situation better and saw that she was a sensual and
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courageous woman. Three hundred emails back and forth she said without bringing saliva a
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kind of erotic diary. It started three years ago and with the mail of
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time it became thicker. At first they spoke of despair at seeing and touching
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each other. Then they started talking about love and going to live together.
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Suddenly, Monica shook her head and smiled bitterly. He was so happy when
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you saw Arsen. I was once again that teenager who didn' t see
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me I swear that morning, while I read it and my tea was freezing
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in addition to a fight, I had a kind of I don' t
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know a kind of that passion of the beginning never again. But the most
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important thing was not in those first letters, but later, when the thing
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was extended to Dancers, it could not make a decision. Silvia and audiologist,
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I told you yes, a separate girl who had fallen in love with
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my husband, but the guy believes me, the guy did nothing but write
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about me long texts, telling how great I was what I had done for
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him and what we did that weekend and the previous one. And Silvia,
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who' s smart, was running the tide and there was a time when
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they were only writing to praise me, as if they were my two press
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leaders. Bonica began to laugh and Fernández feared that she would start crying,
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but at the last step of the laughter, she straightened out and told him
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I got the address and I spent several weeks thinking about going to see her,
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going over her with the truck, but all I did was send her
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an email. I know who you are. I want us to meet face
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to face. It took him ten days to answer me. We met at
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the querandí. She could easily recognize me. Larsen gave him pictures of me
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so he could see how well he kept me. What a silvia. Fernández
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asked how she was Silvia and shrugged a well- preserved foursome, another widow
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and what happened to We talked hours and hours. We stopped every once in
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a while to go cry in the bathroom and braided again. We could never
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raise our voices. We didn' t really argue, we just talked about
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the ars, we insulted him, and we worshiped him like that without a
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solution of continuity. In the end, when we were already paying the bill
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and we had passed all the bills, I returned his handkerchief. She stared
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at it and then told me to you Larsen She broke your heart once I
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broke it ten times. You were the highest mountain and up there lived only
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the two of you and me for more, climbing and climbing. I could
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never get there When I came out of coffee, I felt no sadness,
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no anger, no cold or heat. It was clean for the first time
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in so long. I was clean Fernández, why are you telling me all
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this? Silvia told me that the Arsen considered you his only true friend and
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that you had the mission to burn everyone and something unique happened to him.
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He picked up his wallet to leave and told him you. I' m
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so grateful you' re late. This story is by Jorge Fernández Díaz,
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an Argentine writer, and it is called never burn the love letters, what
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gives good. Dear friends, we are now coming to the end. I
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don' t want to leave without reminding you of an activity that will take
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place Alejandra Faena, our yoga teacher, an experiential workshop that has five meetings
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that starts on June 25. The meetings are from eighteen to nineteen hundred and
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fifteen and will be dictated by Alejandra Faena and Susana Kataife, where it will
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be in the Hotel Centuria, his thirty impacha from here in the city of
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Buenos Aires. For more information, or Alejandra' s instagram script under Faena.
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Now next Friday we will have more details directly from the voice of Alejandra
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Faena. And now, simply thanking you for being with me, you'
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ve been followed by AlejandroÁlvarez Coronel' s company. With news that you
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have a good week and we will meet here again next Friday at 13 hours.
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Thank you.