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Your greatest opportunity lies in the thoughts you're afraid to think. Most people choose the safety of mediocrity over the uncertainty of greatness. But remember: every master was once a beginner who refused to stay comfortable.

Hi everyone! I’m Alejandro Burbano, and today I want to tell you why active breaks are important. We often sit for hours, and that’s not healthy. 🏃‍♂️ What is an active break? An active break is when we stop working for a few minutes to move. We can stretch, walk, or breathe deeply. It helps us feel better and focus more.

The healing process isn't linear. Some days you'll feel stronger, other days you'll feel like you're starting over. But each step, each small victory in reclaiming yourself, is profound. Your confusion isn't weakness - it's your soul recognizing what was taken from you.

Success isn't about having all the answers on day one. It's about showing up consistently, asking the right questions, and being willing to learn. Whether you're leading a team or building your career, what matters is your commitment to the journey.

Take a moment to breathe. Your struggles aren't weaknesses; they're proof of your resilience. In this rushing world, we chase tomorrow while forgetting the miracle of now. Your presence here isn't accident – it's purpose. Stop doubting your strength; start embracing your journey.

El concepto de Wabi-sabi es fascinante, ¿saben? Es ver la belleza en lo imperfecto, como cuando encuentras una taza agrietada pero llena de historia. No es solo una idea japonesa, es universal. Todos tenemos estas grietas que nos hacen únicos, que nos dan carácter.

There's a model from the investor Ray Dalio called the "All Seasons" portfolio. It is designed to work well if the economy is good and even if the economy is bad. The goal is to protect yourself so that you can stay in the game long enough to win. It’s like being on an escalator that’s moving downward. If you just stand still, you go down. By diversifying, you keep climbing, no matter what.

You see, great leadership isn't about having all the answers on day one. It's about creating an environment where people feel safe enough to admit they don't know something. When we build that psychological safety, that's when real innovation happens.