Or are we yes or hello, what' s up? How am I
Luis Miguel Salgado, welcome to a new chapter of what a good question.
I am really very happy today because my guest has a lot of information,
a lot of knowledge, a lot of experience and a lot of desire to
share about human development. And it is that there is no doubt that the
human being is, moreover, We are, moreover, rare complexes, we
are a unique universe. But it is also true that thanks to the psychology
of the s and certain tools, it allows us to know better, and
this is the case of human development and tere tere González welcome, how you
are there. Thank you very much for the very excited invitation. Share from
the title. I love, uh, what a good question. I think
it' s a good way to get to know each other. Hula,
thank you very much. Yes, indeed, knowing us through questions. I
think it' s something that can benefit us all. Let me introduce you,
please, how you deserve my guest. Pedre González. She is a
network worker, professional, toost master, lecturer, enthusiastic and passionate about human
development. He likes innovation and is from a generation known as, better known
as excellent right now. Let' s talk about it. It' s
a pleasure and a privilege for me. My darling, I' ll have
you with us and also you who connect. Thank you, share, eat
and participate because believe me. This topic is going to get very interesting.
If that' s all right with you, we' re starting to appreciate
that the taste again sits welcome and good to start, before anything else,
talking about what you do, what you are, what you' ve studied,
everything that all the medals you have platicans. Please, who' s
Teresa González Bueno? I' m a seventy- year- old woman,
very restless. I like to keep getting ready, I like to contact the
new generations, I like to learn. I' m a mother, I
' m a grandmother. I like to intertwine these family roles, but without
giving up projects or a personal life, something I like. I don'
t do 100 percent, neither at home nor to my grandchildren, but I
do like to intertwine those traditions, to share with my grandson some activities,
but I also like to develop my projects. That' s why I have
the entrepreneurship, I really like teamwork and that' s pretty much what I
get out of it. I really like to learn this technology stuff from me.
I' m doing something like magic. As magic, then I think
we can reach out to so many people through this and be able to connect
us and become a network of support across the distance. As we are,
right now, then it' s something that now has me as fascinated.
I love ter I love it and you are a living example that age is
carried only in the body. But, obviously, I want to thank you
because this part of staying active, of staying motivated, of not thinking that
because I am already in the final line? What a straight end that if,
on the contrary, you' re studying, preparing, getting into technology,
well, it' s a clear example that you can, you can
live better. And it' s good that you' re combining your role
as a mom, your role as Granny, the role of NetWorker, because
with all the experience you' ve acquired, with all the knowledge, you
' re a reference to know how we can do things better. Now you
' re telling us you' re NetWorker in this part of networking. Over
the years there have been many changes. Previously, networking groups were only men
' s. Then the women started, then they started creating and I think
the titles too and that' s the next question. I think the tips
used to say you' re a lawyer, no, now I' m
a corporate lawyer, now I' m a litigator, a corpore, now
I' m a corporate law fencer. And every time we' re putting
names that are bigger than you say and there' s new posts and suddenly
you say the world is crazy. Or, yes, it is truly worth
all these changes and these resounding names. My dearest, have such grandeur.
I think that, despite human development and everything we' re learning, self
- esteem demands that certain recognition and sometimes we' re attached to titles because,
for example, in professional NetWorker, when you already develop the career beyond
the direct sale of a product and start working with your teams, you have
to acquire many skills. I tell you, it' s a democratic business.
It' s for everyone. But it doesn' t mean that because
you enter without study conditions, you can stay or raise some rank. If
you don' t prepare, you have to prepare. But he' s
fighting sometimes that people, like I' d rather be a lawyer say I
' m a lawyer than say I' m NetWorker. We always keep giving
that value to titles when, well, if it' s a business,
hey it gives you I make an entrepreneurship money. It doesn' t matter
if you' re a network that you' re a lawyer or a doctor,
right? But it still weighs heavily on our ego and gives you a
certain title. The truth is that something very interesting that I ask and this
is a good exercise. I put it there at cost, in case it
serves you I sometimes ask who you are and what you do. No.
Then there are times when the first answer is me. I' m a
doctor, with three master' s degrees, two doctorates. I didn'
t ask you what you studied. I asked you who you are. No.
Well, I work and I' m an opera director. I didn
' t ask you your job. I didn' t ask you how much
you make. I asked you who you are. No, because, obviously,
I want to do business with the person, not with the professional,
not for that, because I go to a bar of lawyers and grab any
lawyer from that bar. I' m not perhaps exaggerating him. And what
you do is not good, because I have a business I' m not
asking you your business of what you do in what you help the community.
No, then, who you are and what you do. Hey, I
help people feel better,' cause I' m a medical consultant. I
don' t know at the end of the road. I think that'
s important. Have how your experience in NetWorker groups has been, how your
experience as a lecturer has been, how your experience has been, What have
been the good flavors that have left you. All this, for everything,
very important. All that explaining the value we give to titles. It'
s like saying, I' m worth it because I studied because I have
a title that makes a reference to my person, the ner, because,
while you see one' s definition that is a NetWorker is someone who does
business, not just the one who does marketing networks or at level, but
the one who does business beyond the economic part that goes into the personal stage
and I think that' s something of the most valuable thing in these types
of business. First, you have a human development learning school. Here reading
is encouraged yes or yes, because no one will be able to face a
hundred us public for there to be a yes. If you don' t
stick to reading, human development, and teamwork, then if I went into
this business twenty years ago and entered into a very strong depression, not only
bad health, but physical health, but emotionally bad, and then for me
it took me afloat. And what I can most appreciate, apart from making
me a self- sufficient woman right now at this stage of my life,
is having overcome so many fears, being connected here. Twenty years ago I
wouldn' t have dreamed of it, but I could connect with the person
next door, with the person of something that I had a hard time engaging
in a conversation. Imagine, Luis Ahorita, they' re talking to you.
With I come from a generation where I didn' t talk much about
sex, put from home it wasn' t like that. Very well seen
from my dad, for example, because my generation is then I marry someone
similar to my dad, because it' s normal. Then I didn'
t get used to talking much, much less sex. Opposite, then the
personal operation that gives a business of this type. I tell you it'
s the most valuable treasure we can take away from the check. Apart from
the check, because of course the check serves and works and gives us for
many things we want, but the personal development, the certainty, the security
of being able to stand before 200 people and pass on much of what has
served me. I tell you it' s very important money. Of course
you do, because money also raises your self- esteem. Bringing your little
money raises your self- esteem. But you can' t do that if
you don' t get over your fears. Money can' t be made,
but you' re going over yourself. Then be the network, which
the professional embraces as all important areas of life, develop as a person and
also have your money why not. But something that I started as a necessity
net becomes the third most important factor and you understand it because you have this
program to positively impact others. So, me, for me today my energy
doesn' t come out of the check. My energy comes out of what
I can do for another, human being and an economic project, it also
becomes the purpose of your life, that is, what I can do for
others, for another lady who at my age is down, sad, depressed,
has no money. There' s waiting for them to visit her and
she said no, I mean, you have a personal life and that your
children have their personal life and that they make an appointment to see each other,
because they both have a life of their own. Then you can'
t go invade her life because you' re alone. But neither do they
who invade yours because well, I' ve heard a phrase that makes me
funny because I don' t live it. It' s just that for
my mom to get distracted, I' m taking the kids I' m
telling them no. I get distracted in other ways, I get distracted by
myself. No, I don' t want terrorists from my house. Yes,
but grandchildren, I usually take them to a square sometimes and we have
a great time and he told my grandson that he lives at home with them.
I' m taking him to a teacher coughing class for young people.
Okay Oh, he fell. There. We' re back, there,
we' re back, yeah, there, we' re here. Yes,
He learns to speak in public at a younger age than I began to
speak. I do, I understand, so I tell you, I take
care of it and says my daughter, but I can' t. But
I do and I know what' s important and I give that space to
my grandson, but you' re not responsible for the space to the grandchildren.
Grandkids take over one' s life. Sure, that' s super
important. Now, now, something that is important also my dear teric is
managing frustration, because I believe that one of the businesses in which one lives,
breathes literally, lives side by side. It' s this neath wolkers
business with frustration, with it doesn' t seem to be you' ll
remember this chavelo catatixia that you pulled out pure frightful X- no and then
an X for some people is a real reason, a sadness, a deep
sadness. No, because there' s someone who doesn' t know how
to handle us, no, there' s someone who doesn' t know
how to handle objections and shrinks to that, and there are other people like
you, in which you say no. Well, let' s look like
it is and at the end of the way, like a kid, pull
out all the scary X until it came out. I think we were blue
circuit and gave you access to anything else. How you' ve handled frustration,
what' s your vision now, when people suddenly tell you you can
' t. It' s very difficult. This one' s no better
than doing something else. How you handle that is definitely the support that there
is in the team and that one is teachable. I tell her if someone
comes to you sometimes with many possibilities, you see her with potential, but
she doesn' t learn to be teachable, she doesn' t decide to
be teachable to say no to that book. I already read it not I
read it so that I already studied x thing and they think they already know
how to do network. I' m telling you, for example, there
' s a very famous book and don' t take anything personal from the
four agreements. Then I tell him all people have a right to say no.
I want your business, but when your self- esteem is low,
you say you feel rejected again, but when you don' t feel rejected,
but you say it' s using your freedom to say no. But
there' s another hundred or you feel you can say yes to me.
I mean, people say it' s not normal. I don' t
accept everything I' m offered, nor everything salesman comes. I' ll
buy him. Then it' s like when you go, for example,
to a market or a supermarket that offers you. She doesn' t want
a cheese test, because don' t imagine the poor saleswoman crying because you
told her not to. No good, no, because I don' t
want to, I don' t want to, I don' t like
him, I don' t feel right now in the business, because I
don' t have money. I don' t want to invest it in
anything else or I have the money, but I don' t think and
I think it' s very valid too. Not to me. What I
like about business is that you can generate wealth and I' m not talking
about money, I' m talking about wealth. Very quickly in what sense
of wealth you want me to have, in which you have contacts, in
which you have relationships, in which you break borders, very fast, the
same and you can meet a person from Dominican Republic, Brazil, Argentina,
very fast, And I think also something very important is that you do generate
money. So in this concept of wealth, you have time for you who
sometimes work more, you than any lawyer who has to work more because there
are more doors to knock. However, I think they are also very important
generators of wealth. Not if you don' t win here if you don
' t make someone else win. That' s the biggest wealth in NetWorkers
is when you' re finding leadership and there' s a lot of people
down there making money. You can' t win if you don' t
help another human being win, and it' s just learning to handle rejection.
You reminded me of the example that I sometimes tell her how when they
go to the cafe they offer you coffee coffee, the refil coffee that they
give in restaurants and when nobody cries the employee, when they tell her no
no more, no more and does not retreat to cry. It' s
important what you said. The contact list. My product, for example,
is alone in Mexico, but my strongest line I met online. When I
started moving this off the Internet and lives in Ciudad Juárez, my leader who
has the biggest group, then we didn' t know each other, we
trusted each other. And I, for example, learned to learn more about
the Internet because to me, my page was opened by a nephew who heard
you and if he opens a page, I, at the age of fifty,
had not entered the Internet, not even learned. My daughters' computer
didn' t know anything, nothing, and my grandson told me my grandson,
my nephew, and there he did open a page. And I thought
opening a page was like everybody already saw me. When I see that the
girl from Chihuahua, the lady opens her page, which says it is Chihuahua,
it turns out that she, I said to her has about two hundred
likes and I was about eighty, I said 80, because she made it
known and I didn' t. So, when she asked me for a
link and I didn' t know it was a link. Luis, I
didn' t know it was a link, yes, yes, I kind
of once gave me fifty references and wrote the fifty errands. This is an
anecdote that fascinates me to tell my son, I didn' t know it
was a copy page. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Me and
two o' clock in the morning and me sending in the information and losing
yes, yes, yes, yes, and my daughter saw me and she
tells me mom, why you entertained yourself. That' s so much what
I was doing, but that' s how I say no, so tell
me how. She told me to take it for granted, because my mom
must know and I say I don' t know. Then I start and
I' ll always consider that magic that in your crime they go where the
s s s and you can put them. On the other hand, and
I say blessed God, because look what magic, what more ones, because
before we have to send a message for one, not and now you can
do it even automated. I am very interested that people who want to look
for different income, who have a business, but who may not be doing
well, who are no longer giving them life, because there are times that
life doesn' t give for more. Let' s not imagine that the
person who says listens I take care of my parents, I have my children,
I take them to class. I want to have my own money.
I don' t get the money, I want to have more, but
there are times when there are people, I even want to talk, there
are men and women who are in a marriage for the money they feel independent
and that there are sometimes they say I don' t want to be here
anymore, but I can' t get out because I don' t have
other income. I can' t do anything. He' s famous.
I can' t do anything. I' m totally against it, because
we all know if you can breathe, you know how to do something,
at least breathe. No. Then of course this one you know how to
comb more or less. You know how to bathe more or less. Not
good, then put money into life. Tell us where they can locate you.
If anyone says hey, I want to get into the business with ted
Let' s talk a little bit more where we' re going to be
able to get in and make some extra money. It' s very easy
to do this business, but I was telling you how hard it is to
believe it' s easy. Then just teach us, because it' s
really nothing difficult. In thirty- three, one hundred, four, thirty
- one, eight to one three equal, repeat it. Please repeat it
a little slower to take nourishment, thirty- three, thirty- three,
one hundred and four, one hundred and four, thirty- one, thirty
- one, eight one three or dear, because then it gets confused.
I also have a diagonal page and a window on Facebook. It' s
simple. We have several. The matrix is in Guadalajara, Mexico. The
product is in Mexico, although I have as my group of city Juarez has
a lot of contact with the passage. If I already have people in the
pass, then things happen and there they move the product. We have therapeutic
counseling. That makes us something different. We have, supposed in Queretaro,
we have Queretaro, Zelaya, we have Pachuca, we have Toluca. And
Mexico City is where there' s a physical store, but we run a
virtual store. It' s really a business you mentioned right now something very
important public that I daily say you can help the one looking for an extra
income, a mom that I would love more moms doing NetWorker and not so
much using the mother, but I would love mothers made, but also mothers
present with their children, because there is a need for the mother' s
presence in the houses, so they can handle their schedules. That' s
the wonderful thing. And also the older adult, because he also does not
retire with a sometimes decent pension. I, for example, neither decent nor
decorum, that is, I left work when I was married. So without
retirement, you can stay on top of your parents. Yeah, I had
my mom four years in the house and thanks to the Internet I held my
business at best at that time. I didn' t grow up that much,
but I held it because I had it here. Right now, she
' s got another sister. I have a hundred- year- old mom,
very logeva, but she already needs care. It' s true it
' s got you all the time. Then there are many things that can
be done when you are NetWorker, because if we work a lot, sometimes
you have to do activities that are offered outside of normal schedules. Someone wants
a date at eight o' clock at night, they want it Sunday,
because at those hours you go but you can say too. Not today because
it' s my son' s festival. I don' t have to
go to the doctor today. Not today because I have this family commitment.
Not today because I' m going on vacation and you can schedule it and
the human capital you' re surrounding is wonderful. So, I do,
I do. I want to ask you, forgive me for interrupting you.
I want to ask you. They are health products, what is the product
that you market. Basically we manage herbalist, herbalist and with therapeutic counseling we
have a concept of why we will recommend you. We don' t sell
any magic products. Every time someone tells me it' s that for the
cancer you go and the people who made one question you very cheaply, that
it' s just one. We are not based on science, so why
does it count as the question why, why did you get sick from where
it comes from the cause and not the effect. We don' t want
to give you an aspirin to take away a pain, but to take away
the cause of the pain and start from the emotion. And emotion produces assids
in your body. The acidity in your body produces as you don' t
even worry about environmental pollution, because the combustion that we make in our organism
with food and emotions makes you a whole process. So that combustion creates that
way in your body and it' s going to create disease. We will
believe many people that there are not even people who are offended by the seas,
by the mountains, by pollution. There is more pollution of a person
' s feelings and thoughts than in the sea and air. Hey, I
want to ask you something because Ahorita got me out. It' s a
subject. I got the question. In this sense, I imagine it is
also a personal challenge, this business. That is not to say, in
the sense that the human being is the most contradictory. Not to say we
want to feel good ah, but if I have to eat well ah then
no. I want to keep throwing out my carnitas tacos. He doesn'
t hear, this one doesn' t, but he quit smoking. No,
no, no, no. I want a miracle product and if I
have to quit smoking, give me something to stop smoking. Compadre, just
as you put your cigarette in, so you take it out. And it
' s not like we have to put little bars in life anymore. No,
it' s just that biophysics talks about balance. So yeah, I
can maybe when I walked in there, I smoked. I smoke ok and
I said it by fan so if I understand today that my emotional level,
if I was perfect, I could smoke a cigarette and it didn' t
affect me. But as a human being, I recognize myself imperfect and that
not always my levels of emotions are at the best one hundred. I take
back everything that can aggravate my situation. So, if we have to learn
to live in balance, that' s a supplement. I tell you I
can give you a real x B. But the bottle first of all doesn
' t work if it' s above the microwave and they don' t
take it more than every eight days. Besides, sometimes people buy it and
take it. Sometimes yes and sometimes no, yes, yes, yes,
yes? It' s not going to change your husband, it' s
not going to change your kids, so you have to change your way of
relating to them. The supplement. What he' s going to do is
give you as serenity to talk better. Doesn' t mean you shut up,
doesn' t mean you don' t. It means better. I
relate because I took a supplement, but I read a book and recommend them
the book that marvels, because it is not only the physical feeding to which
taking care of your diet also a supplement that will help you and also a
supplement for the head. I think it' s wonderful. Let me just
remind people, please. It' s the Whatsapp. Thirty- three.
There he is appearing on his screen. For those who do not see it
on video is thirty- three one hundred and four, thirty- one eight
hundred and thirteen. There you can send a whatsapp to teri to get in
touch with her. Tre González also in his instagram is as tere fifty-
eight, fifty- four. There you connect with her. You can ask
him all the questions you want. Don' t ask me to hear it.
I' m interested. Yes, it strikes me. No, he
doesn' t call me this with how much I invest, how much I
' m going to get, how long. Ask him everything to make it
a good business. Tiktok is eating and dressing and dressing. There they find
her with uv and something I want to say is important. Gentlemen, don
' t expect to have a magical business, that is, to put a
hobb dogs cart on. You have to buy the sick dogs jar, you
have to buy the sausage, the bread, the mayonnaise and that is paid
with money. If you want to buy a restaurant, you have to buy
chairs, tables, spoons, forks, napkins, that' s bought with
money. If you want to have a NetWorker business, do not expect that
magically, without investing, you have to invest in product, invest in time,
invest in preparation. However, like Hockeydogs' cart, the restaurant and
this business, they will be able to accomplish it with perseverance. And believe
me, there are good, good results. It' s an investment now
isn' t for everyone. That doesn' t even matter. It'
s not for all of us. I want to stay a lawyer, because
Dale' s not okay. How good another I want to be saying master,
but these you say hey I want to have more money than I have.
I' ll talk to you later, because if I can get five
thousand pesos more than I have said, they' re wonderful to me.
Not with those five grand. I pay for the light, the phone,
the gas, and I even have to get into my deeps. Don'
t talk to me, talk to me. Please, quickly on this dost
Master theme. Tell me a little bit, because I understand it' s
courses, workshops, etcetera, so I can communicate better, so I can
give lectures, so I can where you studied it, how you studied it.
You got us in a little bit, right now. I' m
telling you, we already empathized at another point, uh, I got my
goal at the beginning that I entered the company five thousand pesos here, I
said two thousand to pay my receipts and two thousand for the self- financing
of my first car. Five thousand months. Yeah, so, well,
we' re still with all Master. All Master' s is a global
organization started in the United States and affiliated. I' m still participating in
Tost Master because I love the system. In fact, I see it and
I say here we do it for pleasure. You' re falling in love
with the system of learning to speak in public. You get culture because it
' s used a lot. It' s not used much. It'
s part of the high- minded system. So, in the mental assault
there' s always a person who' s going to touch him, choose
the theme within the group where you sign up for keretaro too ah or father,
yes, you well, then, you go to the club every week,
in my club sesi one every week and the person who' s going
to turn to mental jumps is going to have to do with his essence.
He' s going to pick the themes. They give you a word or
give you a sentence and you have two minutes to develop a theme. Mental
agility, it' s brain gymnastics and it also gives you culture, because
you have to develop the topic. If you don' t remember what you
remember, if you don' t make it up. But you talk and
talk and you have to carry a structure, an initial message that captures the
attention, the structure that does not blur the subject and a closing, a
call for your message to serve the public. Then it does acquire. And
I tell them, if you go to a public speaking course, you'
ll take something. But when you do it every week, because now you
do acquire what is called tables, what is called agility, because simply that
exercise carried out every week brings your mind like this, to resolve quickly,
to resolve quickly something coherent And you learn to listen, because if you don
' t listen well to your question, you won' t know how to
answer and easier you' re going to go into what. You' re
gonna talk inconsistencies, but not what they asked you. So then we have
a platform right now, it' s already digital about these questions and as
your activities, the system throws you out they call it path. Then the
path will tell you how to make prepared speeches of five, seven, ten
or fifteen, because they teach you how to organize debates, teach you how
to organize presentations, interviews and all this you are presenting your already prepared projects.
But all that will whenever you want, you tell the manager to arrange
the session. I want to present a speech you are having your educational advances,
they turn you from the headquarters in the United States, they turn your
diploma and it has some recognition at levels and worldwide, because there are clubs
all over the world, almost in many cities there is then this, this
system of repetition and it is like mirrored. One person once told me,
but here who teaches them. It' s all written in Tonces Master.
It' s all written in the manual of this, the other' s
manual. And then there are area contests, division contests. The next convention
of all Masters is going to be of the half of the Republic District thirty
- four is going to be in Guadalajara and I will have two guests from
Querétaro and that we know through the networks belong to all masts go come home
so they don' t pay hotel. And it' s already a system
that we learn from all of us. At the end of each session there
is a general evaluator who says they passed on time, did this Czech everything
tell us, gives us a challenge to all. Then there' s one
of the crutches and grammatical you said this you repeated three or four times the
same word. That' s a crutch, it' s a feedback.
Who learns the one who listened attentively and then the one who spoke because it
makes him notice even body mutets. Yeah, yeah, grab a clearing distracting
the audience. Then it' s a system of repetition and your ways help
you there. It does go right into your area that you' re doing.
So you' re going to introduce yourself to your speeches, and that
' s a lot of security. They' re very good, friends,
it' s really very interesting my dear teren I don' t want to
say goodbye to you before doing an exercise, because here on what question.
We' re not just talking about what you do, how you do it,
how you think, but I' d love to ask you questions.
No, no good or bad answers. No. Then let' s play
with the imaginary, let' s have a little fun and ask you to
answer me as quickly as possible. OK, so I want to, please,
I' m going to ask questions of all kinds. Hey, I
want you to please tell me three names, three cell phone brand names.
Three cell phone brands, as the Galaxy, OK, the opo, yes,
what else I forgot, iPhone, iPhone, There are iPhone Metal OK.
Tell me three things that are being prepared with Chile. Three foods that
are prepared with Chile. Green sauce, red sauce, Chile sauce, Pasilla
ok. All right. Tell me, please, three things you can do
very well with your fingers. With my fingers, I think it' s
right now. What I use the most is the cell phone, but I
also like to do it on bread. I also like to make empanadas and
also pinch my family. That' s very good. You, please,
remember the ugliest, ugliest gift you' ve ever been given maybe on your
birthday, on Christmas, on some anniversary, on something that gives you the
gift and says what. If it' s out there, you say thank
you, but out there you say what a horrible thing to say. Don
' t tell us who. But you remember something like that happened to you.
Notice that I wasn' t ugly, but it' s the one
who most surprised me because I said this like what I was like to be
like a guy and had like a little doll. It was an exchange gift
at Christmas. I told myself I didn' t know where the idea came
from to the person that good, okay, okay, and I like the
ugly surprise. So look at what a good destination or I don' t
like exchanges to say what I want to be given ah what a surprise.
Then I saw it I said, for it was a surprise, but what
rare gifts I was given tell me. Please, I will ask you what
you prefer to Obe, for example, what you prefer the beach or the
mountain, mountain, coffee, ot coffee, coca or pepsi m because almost
none, but coca do exercise outdoors or exercise in an outdoor gym, read
or listen to music, read you would like to be invisible or listen to
the thoughts of people not invisible, be invisible. Look at this question that
I' m going to ask you what you' d rather detect every lie
you' re being lied to or believed, believe every lie you ever tell,
believe me, think you' re okay. Tell you this question is
also this father. Always find a parking place where you go, anywhere you
go? Always find a parking place or never queue or never line up in
a bench, in a super you never line up. You come in and
then I show you what you' d rather find parking or never line up
find parking? Okay, how are you with waiting, you' re patient,
for example, when there' s a lot of people in the bank,
when there' s a lot of people in the supermarket, what do
you do, for example, when there' s a lot of people you
get to read or what do you do? Talk. If I can start
a conversation, I will. I' m patient to begin with, I
always take my time. So, if I' m on time, I
' m not desperate. So, if I' m going to the bank,
I' ll tell you on the fortnight, because I' m already
waiting for a lot of people. Then I don' t despair. Okay,
okay, great. You have to give yourself a message to the whole
planet. This message will be translated into all dialect languages. It' s
not going to be done by signaling smoke to the whole planet, every corner
is going to get this message. We' ve been told. You'
re going to. Television, radio, the Internet will be broadcast by all
means. What a message you' d give this planet. Be happy.
Be happy and remember that the greatest power you have is to choose. If
you don' t like what you' re living, choose again. How
wonderful to choose again. You have the power of choice If what you live
today is not what you like, you have the option to live better.
If what you think you don' t like, do you have a choice
of thinking better, eating better, doing better, making better money? That
' s good, what a father I' ll tea you. I thank
you infinitely, I embrace you with great affection. Thank you for having participated,
many blessings. We' ll be talking already, because, at least
I' m interested in the tost master thing and talking to you about the
business. I also think it can be interesting and all of you. Thank
you for commenting, for sharing, thank you for understanding that life can live
better. I think you can. My guests are witnesses to that and I
hope that all interviews, both this and that of all my guests, can
in one other way open up the way to think, believe and feel.
I' m Luis Miguel Salgado. This is what a good question we see
ourselves and listen to each other in a forthcoming programme. Good morning, good
thank you, thank you, we speak goodbye s