They' re either friends, they' re s s. S. Hello
what? Tal? What? Nice to know, Luis Míguez, Aldo welcome.
This is a good question. The truth is that today I am very
happy with Adriana Barrientos, and adric who is an exceptional woman, with a
super good vibe, with an incredible attitude to life and for me it is
a pleasure and a privilege. First you connect the one you share this chapter.
And for me too, Adri is an honor and a privilege to have
you here. Thank you for accepting the invitation. Welcome, how are you?
Thank you very much. I' m fine. I' m honored
to have received your invitation and kissed my embrace for the entire massive audience.
Thank you. Let me introduce you. Adriana Barrientos that writer. We'
ll talk about it. She' s an entrepreneur, founder of the merry
- go- round pancakes that we' re going to talk about, too.
She' s a nature lover. Love animals, love life and for
me it is a pleasure seen, a privilege to accompany us to be here
in the house, in your house. What a good question. Welcome,
if that' s all right, we start Adriana Barrientos, thank you for
being with us. Welcome listen I want to ask you something before we start
about what you' ve done, what you' ve studied, all the
things, projects and so on that you have in mind in your heart to
talk to us behind all your medals. Tell us, who is Adriana Barrientos?
Who' s Adriana Barrientos? There' s so much to count and
sometimes it seems irrelevant. Did you see that I told you what I have
to contribute? We' re even in a Whatsapp group of entrepreneurs and I
say thank you Letti for joining me, but what do I have to add
up? And we all have something to contribute. Who. Adriana Barrientos was
a right girl. My parents made me study a lot, made me achieve
perfection in everything I proposed. The baby got pregnant and there began another completely
different chapter than she was coming. It' s like when you come writing
something, a plot and you say you look romantic and then we jump for
a cop. Okay. That' s how my life was. There was
a disruption, there was a break, there was a break that I,
then finding the spiritual part, because I had to take refuge in the spiritual.
I found that I said good. This was the way God, the
Universe, had to say hello to me. I have other purposes for you.
So who' s Adriana Barrientos? She is an ordinary woman, a
lover of nature, a cleaning lady, who does the shopping, who cooks,
who undertakes if she sells us Latin America, who tries to reach the
end of the month, who tries to search for her, who can be
both a writer of a best seller and a cook in a pulp room Then
I think I have to give to humanity, to the lady something and say
good see if Adriana could get out of the shadow. And also, oh
how wonderful he hears to see this that you just told me is truly important.
It seems to you that we have a movie already written by someone else,
and then the movie goes pretty much like that. You' re born,
you grow, you study, you finish a career, you get to
work, you get married, you have children and you' re happy forever.
The truth is that you share this with us right now, thank you
for sharing it with us. It changed my story, but the truth is
that this story they told us is not so. I think we' re
all changed in history. Suddenly we have children, all of a sudden.
We don' t have kids. Suddenly, we got married, we got
divorced. Well, I have friends going for the fourth or fifth marriage.
What a desire to bother himself with life, but well, life changes.
Tell us, please, in this sense and these experiences how they have strengthened
you how through pain you have been able to prove that yes, you can
live differently. You can live differently. And one has to make the right
choices as well and no one has a saying manual. Well, it'
s a GPS this way that Adriana calls you. Turn right in a hundred
meters. Turn right because here' s your Prince Charming. Or turn right
that there' s the ideal job, the ideal career. Sometimes I'
m not going to say wow, turn here and find my prince blue and
I' m going to say it wasn' t here. And you'
re still like your friends for the fifth spin and I' m gonna say
it wasn' t this way. But, well, how it strengthened me.
I' m a person who the adversity I' ve had a lot,
adversity I don' t see as a problem. Even in my house,
we don' t say I have a problem, we say I have
a situation, there' s a situation. That already prepares you mentally to
say uy, I have a problem. I don' t have a situation,
there' s something to solve. So, in my life a lot
of things have happened that have taught me to see life, to see those
problems as a situation to solve then as a mathematical problem. Well, here
comes the teacher. He gave me the test. I have to find the
solution and I am a person who in a subconscious way, I love challenges.
You saw why I have to complicate it. Sure, I have to
buy a little, because behind that, then comes the pleasure of saying wow.
I did it it' s like when you go to the gym and
I have a hard time lifting 25 kilos with the bar, but when I
get it, I say well, I made it good for me you got
the word, then we created completely. And the way you refer to things
is how you see it and already mentally predispose yourself in another way. Look
how nice you say it. When you say, I don' t say
I have a problem, but I have a situation to solve. That'
s another way. It enables you, you do not limit yourself, but
it enables forgiveness. It enables you to find a solution. Evidently, every
problem has a solution, that is, if you are thrown, you are
pricked, you have a tire, don' t get a tire. There
are people who go and open the chest or look out to see the engine
looking for a solution. When the solution if you raise the problem well.
There' s the solution. He threw himself out, a rim was pinched,
because the rim had to be changed. Not the engine, not the
glass, not the clean breezes, you have to change the tire. So
how important it is to put the problem right tell us. Please, I
love this concept that you have the meandering happy tummy, where does it come
from, why does it arise as a result of that chatting us a little
bit, where does it come from? I met with my friends from the
gym to celebrate and here in Latin America you saw that it is celebrated eating
here all celebrations have to be accompanied by food, but it is not celebration.
I know and we were talking about the snack shop and I was saying
that goes back to my unconscious history. I was an only child until I
was fourteen and my mom was very addicted to cleaning. Then I was giving
priority to cleaning before cooking and I was given a hard egg, a little
egg passed by water so I wouldn' t get dirty. Then I,
as a girl and ate alone, left me eating alone because she prioritized cleaning.
So, to me, the food back then meant something emotional. When
I started high school, my moms get pregnant with my brother. We'
ve been here for 14 years and there I had problems with bullynea, anorexia.
Then there' s the food talking, too. When she became pregnant,
that my parents did not know what to do with this situation, they
chose, for good the solutions and talk of the house. Well, I
get kicked out of my house with my daughter with a disability, and there
we go hungry with my daughter. We ate from the garbage, ate things
that others threw away. Then there you go having the thread. The food.
Food, food, so food is very important to me. Some time
ago in October, the first days of October of the two thousand and twenty
- three, we were with my husband at the supermarket looking at the cookies
labels, because I was hungry, but I looked at this one has access
in s hate. It' s here at gluten they are and we spent
fifteen minutes looking to see what we could eat something healthy that in the supermarket
there is, unhealthy lady, unless it' s the verdure. And while
we were living that experience, I sensed that a little baby looked at the
price labels. It was another reality. I was looking at another label.
Or there' s the box and I' ll come back because I couldn
' t reach him and choose another package and every time I choose I choose
something ugly cheaper. You saw that what comes out cheaper comes to you for
a ton and I end up taking a pack of dough, as well as
cookies, and then I told my husband look at that baby. He ends
up taking those mashes, not the ones he wants, but the ones he
gets. So, in a supermarket hallway, my husband started crying. You
saw that men to open up is half as taboo. He started to cry
telling me that when he was a kid the same thing happened to him,
they didn' t have to buy a cute alfajor and ended up buying the
cheapest one. So we said well, here' s a problem. He
put on the rubber. What do we do? We opened the chest.
You don' t have to do anything else Then I saw that need and
I said why not give the kids in my town a rich and nutritious breakfast,
something they can' t buy at home, because moms prioritize, for
example, a tea a boiled hand comes out cheaper. On the other hand,
a milk with chocolate comes out much more expensive. Then we said let
' s give the boys every Saturday until God says enough, because everything has
a beginning and an end. I say good, sir I get into this
one. If you come with me, I' ll get in. And
the feast opened on the fourteenth of October of the two thousand and twenty-
three. We started out with a lot of fear because I' m saying
where I' m going to get milk from 15 guys I already had on
the record. We' re sixty- three today. Then it takes a
lot of money, but well, thanks to a provider God that touches people
' s hearts, we do among all a little bit. So the snack
came up because we saw a need and before life, when someone sees something,
opts for step by step, as we do on Facebook, saw ignore
or give, like or involved. We decided to get involved today for today
we' re with sixty- three guys and that' s where you made
me vibrate. My heart leaps with joy, because I believe that empathy is
needed in this world. I think we' re surrounded by very bad news
today. There are wars everywhere. There' s hunger everywhere. There'
s poverty everywhere. Latin American countries suffer and suffer a great deal. We
don' t have one where we can get hold of a culture that'
s been imposed on us. They have to be like this. You have
to believe in a god like that, you have to help like that,
because if you don' t help like that, then it' s not
help. And every time people need it and how vulnerable it has been to
share that with me thank you. Also send a big greeting, a big
hug from me to your husband, and believe me that more human beings are
needed, so we can remove labels from myself. It' s me,
I can, I have, I have a master' s degree, or
I have a doctorate, but I' m really a human being and it
' s also the one in front of being human. And just as I
went through this, so is he. He has a history and I believe
that from what I have bread I can split it into two and share it
and what a great story, what a great blessing that God is providing today,
And I will truly ask God to continue to provide, to fill your
coffers, to fill the pantry so that you can reach no sixty- three,
six hundred, thirty- six, three hundred, sixty- three thousand
people or six million, three hundred thousand people, for the need is great
and the help we can give is not little relatively to such need. But
when there are hearts, when there is disposition and when there is God'
s blessing, everything can be done. So, really, what a great
example. Thank you for doing this, thank you in the name of humanity,
thank you in the name of those people who cannot thank you, because
there are people who help someone else waiting to receive, but when you help
without expecting anything, in return it becomes a genuine help, a help of
heart. And I think that blessing you' re sowing in your family is
going to be harvested in abundance. And I' m sure your eyes will
see it, the eyes of your children and your family will see it.
And that whole situation you lived through prepared you for this, you know,
all that sadness, pain, that sense of saying I don' t understand
why it' s happening, they' re in my life with my parents,
etcetera. He prepared you for this moment and, evidently, blessings will
come that your eyes have not seen, but that they will see it then.
Thank you, thank you for that, for that effort, and I
would also like you to ask us where this topic of writing comes from on
this topic of undertaking, because, obviously, there are people who are and
are respectable. There are no people who help kittens any more, there are
people who help puppies, there are people who help plants, very respectable,
but you have a duality between helping but also helping yourself. They say the
writer doesn' t write. I would love to write, but they say
that the writer is much more sensitive to many things. This is where this
theme of writing and undertaking and doing so many things comes from. When I
was little, how my old people demanded me so much to study and more,
I was always locked in my room, reading, reading, reading,
and since I didn' t have to be listened to, because they wouldn
' t let me play with my little friends, they wouldn' t let
me join my little cousins, so I would say what I do with everything
inside. So, that' s how it came about to start writing since
Chica. When I wrote, they could do like a catharsis, I could
overturn or disguise myself as another character and say that no one wanted to listen.
But then you saw how the baby' s gonna say that. Well,
the baby used to say it through a puppet through a character. When
I wrote my first book. That' s how my first book came up.
I' m telling you because I' m there writing. The second
is called Coming out of the shadows. It' s a book I wrote
for the child' s brother with a disability or with a different capacity or
whatever they want to call it. You saw that today is a delicate subject
when you talk about disability, because there are people who sulfura themselves. I
always say I do it with respect and from love. I have two daughters
with disabilities, but the oldest, as Chuequita was born, I only played
the role of sisters because Martina, having so many problems delay, as well
as maturative, diseases in the simpletinos, mening hisitis, in a lot of
things cerebral palsy of everything, Tatiana, the oldest, had to play the
role of daughter Sana. She never hurt, never itches. And one day
my husband was repairing the car and Tati was coming to give us mate and
she was telling me that she had been flagged. And I, when Tati
carried the school flag, says yes, Mommy, what happens is that you
were interned with Martina and you missed it and he said wow. Wow,
like mom, you try to get things out the best way a kid can
tell you that. Even though he didn' t ask me for a son
to tell you that, he mobilized me. I said I thought I was
doing things right and rocking. That' s where he snapped. So I
said well, I' m going to look up material in the networks to
see what I can do with the kid' s brother with a disability.
And when I looked on the web there was a lot of material about the
child' s mother, about the child with disabilities, but the healthy brother
was left behind. So I said wow, there' s a void.
And the Universe, God doesn' t like voids, because you saw that
they' re on a hollow wall a plant is born. Then I said
well, I' m going to get in there. And that' s
when it came out of the shadows, a book that' s very short.
I give it to you in PDJ later also to the person who is
looking at it, because that book was written with love, so whoever wants
it to leave his email here and we will be sending him free of charge,
free of charge the pdf. That' s nice and unfortunate. So
I wrote that book and it' s called coming out of the shadows and
it' s very short. It has a very simple language, which can
be read by a little brother of five or six years or a person of
eighty years of ninety. It can be read by a person who has the
habit of reading. Or you can read it to someone like my dad,
that my dad never reads anything, because he' s a country man and
he told me Dani and how I do to read the book. He says
that when I' m done and I' m not going to finish the
chapter, then he says in the very short chapters, two or three leaflets,
then you prepared the mate, read it and leave it there in standby,
because my dad says I' m going to forget. So there'
s no excuse not to read it. It has simple language. The doctor
can understand it, the mason, the pawn, everyone can understand it.
So it' s made with a lot of love and that' s how
it came out of the shadows, a necessity. Let' s do something.
There are many people who think, believe and assume that we are the
most focused, the most healthy, the most enlightened, the most knowledgeable.
Today, at least in Mexico, I have told you that Mexicans, the
day there is a football World Cup, are the best technical directors and the
best players. The day there are presidential elections, we are the best political
scientists, the day there is with the pandemic, we are the best doctors
and then everyone thinks and says. I want to ask you with this lack
of knowledge in Mexico. Sadly, the national average reading in Mexico is two
points. Eight books a year. I mean, we Mexicans don' t
read and I mean it in plural. Being Mexican, I have the habit
of reading at least one book a month, twelve a year, and there
are times when you have broken that record for much more. No, but
half Mexican doesn' t read you think that with this culture of thinking about
everything, of believing that we are all that we can do everything. We
truly have the ability of tools to solve delicate problems, deep problems, or
we need to know, learn tools. What do you think we need?
I believe a lot in balance, or there has to be a balance in
everything, because there may be people who have a lot of knowledge, a
lot of wisdom, let' s talk about the capable snacker. That there
are people who are more qualified than me because they have a master' s
degree in organization of companies or organization of institutions, they have a master'
s degree in accounting, they have nutrition, they know nutrition. Blah,
blah, blah, and you have me that I have nothing. The only
thing I have is the good stuff. We' re gonna row and we
' re gonna do something, so there' s got to be a middle
ground. I don' t think it' s all about knowing. It
' s not all about wanting either. There' s got to be a
middle ground between that master' s and me that I can' t do
anything, but I feel like it. So that middle point, I think
it' s humanity in us that we' ve lost him or hope not.
If I say well I know nothing. I' m going to try
to perfect myself, to learn a little bit, what new recipe I can
learn how I can nurture it, and you who have so much mastery and
you know so many things. Well, get a little closer to me and
say good. Maybe it' s not necessary to have everything like that.
Let' s have a little imagination and meet at that midpoint. There is
a very structured and very unstructured idea. Let us find the middle point between
wanting to know and being able, not between the three, to have just
a balance. Now I want to ask you something. What would you say
to those people whose problem is I have five million pesos, but I don
' t have the ten million pesos I want. What would you say to
that person who says I have many problems, because all my life I have
traveled to Europe, to Oceania and now, because it is my turn to
travel to Acapulco, Mexico. No, what would you say to those people
who say they have a home, they support money, they' re physically
healthy, but they' re always complaining and seeing the neighbor because the neighbor
has more. What would you tell her what I say every morning, I
do and I' ll tell you a gossip, a chimento. It'
s too poha for a 20- day- old thing. I was very
anxious and very troubled like Martha, Martha the Bible, so anxious, so
orbada, and on the other side, we had Mary super unstructured that cared
for three cucumbers the dethiolé of the house. And there' s the middle
point, the teacher telling her to stop Marta and you' re worried and
troubled. It happened to me all over my story that I already told you
that brand of saying I don' t want to go back there. I
had to tell my mind, Dani, you' re never going back there,
because thank God look this is my own house. It was actually,
this is my own house. I lived in a usurped house, a house
that belonged to someone else who had no water or light, had no electricity,
had no window, had nothing. As you say here is a tapestry,
an abandoned house. We lived there with my daughters. Then I'
m never going back to that starting point because I already have my house.
I mean, it' s not impossible mathematically to be so worse than I
was I touched the bottom I traveled at the same time, I mean,
lower than that. I' m not going to fall and it' s
impossible because I' m not the same Adri anymore I' m not the
same resource. Thank God and I, who put a lot of effort into
it, I have a lot more. But every now and then there'
s that Adrick who says you won' t have to eat. You have
a million pesos and you want to have two. You made it to both
of us, but why don' t you make it to all three.
Then that gave me stress and anxiety. Then I made a sign that I
stuck it in the bathroom mirror then, while I close my teeth, I
cool myself and I also have it as a screen guard that last night I
showed to my friends at the gym at dinner I told them look at girls
who tell me I have it there as a reminder and take notes. Mr
Ma' am, you' re worried about five million not coming and you
can' t travel to Cancún, as you always did. I put on
a list and that' s what the list is called, stress list,
x. So no more on a paper that I found antistress ready to eat
and put on a tilde. Yeah, you got clothes to wear. Yes,
you have love, yes, you have healthy girls. Yeah, that
' s very important to me, of course, you have to pay for
the shim and yoga class. Yeah, you had 15 sales on the day,
yeah, twelve, thirteen, yeah, then, and I put a
very Argentine phrase. Let it break, let it go, stop it exactly,
and stop bloating. She' s already sad. Then. This is
the way, sir, you' re on the other side. Well,
you didn' t travel to Europe, but what do I know you traveled
to see your old lady, your old man traveled I don' t know
how to eat a little bloodsucker with your wife, your husband or your children.
It' s already at a midpoint. Not to be mediocre, not
to be perfection so, but a midpoint. Everyone has to find that middle
point and work it out every day. Let me tell you something. Te.
I admire, I admire your strength, I admire your struggle. Thank
you for fighting, thank you for everything you did for you, first,
for you, for your daughters, thank you for everything you do, for
your marriage, thank you for what you do for other people, because there
are people who don' t have parents and who today have to eat.
Thanks to you and your husband and your daughters. Thank you because today all
that struggle, that courage and that effort has resulted in impacted people, as
is my case, breaking borders. Who would imagine that today you and I
would be talking and we would be talking and you would be positively impacting.
All that has been for your struggle, for your effort, for your dedication,
for those tears that you have cried in secret and in public, for
those times that you have had to eat the shame of knocking on doors and
asking, because thanks to that today you are standing firm and you are inspiration
to me and to many people, and I have to tell you that this
exercise I also recommend to all of you. I do, too. I
make it different. You just gave me a really good idea so I can
do it, I' m going to copy it to you, but I
make movie phrases, from my own books, from Bible verses to remember certain
things. And I do what I do right now. In fact, I
' ve got it in my apartment, I' ve got it stuck everywhere.
What' s more, if I go to the bathroom and when I
' m sitting on the throne at that moment and I have to raise the
pación, yes of relaxation, of moment of equilibrium, not to let go
of what I don' t, and that when I have to grab the
paper. There I also have a sign and I have on the signs on
which if I' m going to open the closet. I have the signs
specifically put to remember and also for me to terape, but not to rap
you, but to remember my identity, who I am, where I am
going, where I come from and why I have achieved what I have achieved.
And you know it works. It works because, obviously, you realize
in here when it comes to saying you' re blessed. You don'
t need any more. Life is lived here and now. And that'
s why I also want to ask you how you do to wake him up
ok if this phrase reminds you constantly. But all of a sudden there are
times when you fall down instinctively, not suddenly, one today no longer begins,
or one is tired, or one suddenly and there is a fight so
hard, God choose another soldier another warrior, for what happened to you this
way with me. This warrior needs fifteen million to keep fighting, because if
you don' t stain, how you do it, how you do it.
I' ve always been so lonely. Then alone I learned to lick
my wounds, to give me the motivational talk, to tell me well,
as I told you, let the ones I told you swell, or say
come on you can tell. You' re beautiful, you' re wonderful,
because I didn' t have anyone to tell me, I didn'
t have a mom to tell me, I didn' t have a dad
to tell me. At that time my daughters' father, who I suffered
gender violence, also did not tell me how beautiful you are, how intelligent
you are, that you are quite the opposite. I defended myself as a
human being. Other than kicking my ass, taking my money, a lot
of stuff and telling me to swear that. It' s awful that you
disgust me that you got out of here, that is, from suffering all
that. I had to learn to give myself the motivational talk. There'
s a meme I love. She' s a chicken who looks in the
mirror and tells herself. You weren' t born for broth. So that
' s what I tell myself when I' m half- pachucha. You
weren' t born for broth. You were born for great, wonderful things,
even if I say inside I don' t know if so much,
but well, you have to look from where. There are people going to
therapy, I congratulate them. There are people who go to church, I
congratulate them. Some people are looking for meditation. Everyone has to find their
way, their way. I took great refuge in the FAITH. I spent
a long time in the Church, because I needed someone to love me.
I' d been kicked out of my house. My parents had kicked me
out. Imagine what a worse demonstration that you' re worthless. Sister,
it' s not worth a ride on a bridge, since your mother doesn
' t love you, let your mother forget you. It' s the
worst you can see. To this day, my mother turns me in the
face and I say I send her a lot of electric light, she won
' t say anything. Bullshit, Mom, a health that I bless her
then. But that' s where I' m sorry to interrupt you,
because that' s where I enter God. I am a faithful believer in
God. I believe a lot in Jesus. I think we need to talk
about God today I' ve put him in my talks, in all my
talks. But that' s where this love of God comes in, not
that it says, even if your mother or father forgets you. I'
ll never forget about you This whole thing picks you up without condition. I
love you eternally, I love you deeply and he tells you and reminds you
three hundred and sixty- five times do not be afraid and that the life
of the mother of what she gave birth will be forgotten by the mother what
she says in birth, although he forgets says the Lord all this I will
gather you I saw then that gave me comfort. I have cried a lot
in the Church, I have wet, I have washed floors with my tears
and God told me I will wipe away your tears. Of course, you
have to perceive moderately sometimes aile just and rise again. So I said ah
I fell back to screw up I fell, but it doesn' t matter.
Seventy times it' s right and God raises it again and there'
s a verse that says I haven' t seen the righteous forsaken or his
client begging. Bread. Then I said," My God, my God,
I held on to that phrase and with my daughters at that time that
we didn' t have to eat because we didn' t get there even
on the twentieth day of the month they put the dishes, empty put the
table and my sorrows told me what to eat. Mom, God' s
word. Then I read them a verse and we prayed for the table as
if there was food. And here you go. I' m going to
tell something that I tell today from laughter, from humor, but at the
time it hurt so much and I cried when I did. This exercise was
in my babies and there was nothing to eat brother, and it wasn'
t that I traveled to Pancan and there wasn' t going just the raba
that I like to eat. So, hunger, no, no, no,
it was the real hunger that hurts you, the stomach, that sticks
to your spine, that you can' t get out of bed, the
weakness that you have. And all that, her mother was a husband that
you love stick, a father that ignores you. My old men were very
well off financially. What happened to me, what happened to a rich father
who didn' t give his daughter no mercy. But, well, it
was part of my spiritual growth process. Then we were with my daughters and
there was nothing at the table and she said Mommy, we didn' t
want God' s words, we had food, Mommy, and all there
was was was rice with water. We didn' t even have salt We
didn' t have anyone. And it wasn' t that just now.
It was the first day we ate watered rice. He' d been unstoppable
for a week now, he was unfathomable. So I said well, take
here a little imaginary salt. I was telling her that having a little salt,
it' s good to throw it, Mommy, and they were telling
me like a game five years until Tiana, three years old, Martina,
her father had abandoned us. Then we were eating throw, red red and
says Tatiana, oh, I want to throw it that little and well,
here, you have the quesito and I would throw that imaginary site and they
started to imagine that there was food Mommy, give me more vilanese and they
would prick a Milanese of lie and give me coca and they would serve coca
imaginary tail and the other I want to be of nothing Mommy and they would
serve And while they would play and eat the rice, they would eat it
as if it had taste. I cried because I said alive what happened,
what happened, my God, what happened. He couldn' t understand,
sorry I still have little pain. No. No, no, Dale,
Dale, Dale, Dale, Dale. Then I said I have to do
something. I can' t stay here watching how I got the punched rubber
and had a kilo of flour that I had been given. Then I started
making homemade bread and I started going out with my little box under my arm
to sell and there was born an entrepreneur adriana, an adriana who said oh
look, I can earn money. Selling it took me to get out on
the street and put my face on and hello. Ma' am, you
want to buy me some panties, oh, what' s got panito,
not that wing, because I can' t speak blah endure people' s
contempt and I hello, Lady That forged my character as an entrepreneur, my
character as a saleswoman. Today, I can sell the Evangelist Bible to a
Mormon, to one of Jehovah’ s Witnesses, I can sell the Gospel
to him. So, that ruin of those things that caused me so much
pain. You saw them say the flower of the otto. Well, that
' s where Mick Flord came from on note, from that misery, from
those girls they imagined and to this day she tells them and they sing from
laughter and I' m pretty dressed get out. So, that' s
where that enterprising adriana and happy pancietas snack came from. He doesn' t
just work by giving the kids that from pity, giving it away from nothing.
I also work with mothers empowering them by telling them that they are beautiful,
that they are powerful, telling them everything I wanted to hear and everything
I needed. I needed a chance that nobody gave me. So, today,
I give it to more than fifty women. I teach them how to
sew. I teach them that with a kilo of flour they can sell and
they can profit and they can take home what they need. They tell me
I can' t do anything. You can do something. The parable of
the talents you came with something. You don' t know what yet,
but you' re gonna be surprised because together we' re gonna discover your
talent. Then the meandering happy pancakes isn' t just giving me milk,
give me milk. No. I work between three, between three things.
I' m in. The boys show him gratitude because I have the wall
of gratitude, where I have the photo of the people who donate, the
names of the people who donate, so that they see that this is not
by magic. There' s a job in the back. Teach the kids
to value, teach the mothers to get involved, help me make the milk,
help me prepare the cakes, help me clean and also the people.
Teach people how to give. I know you have a lot of money and
don' t have to share it. But I want to give you a
chance to know that you can make a happy little tummy with a little bit
of love. I don' t tell him a bit of sand and tell
him a little bit of love. Then my job is among the boys,
among the moms and among the people who learn to give and always on the
hand of the almighty. I come, God, if you command me,
I go because I know you' re voting with me as a mighty giant.
Even the book. When I finished writing it, I was making a
live video and I didn' t have the resources to pay an editorial.
Then I said look God and I wrote this book because you told me to
write the book ready. I finished it. Now I played your part,
God, and that' s how I said it in the live video.
And the next day, while I was cleaning my house, they call me
on the phone and tell me the secretary of a politician adri we pay you
100% of the book. Then I said how I won' t believe.
You need to believe in something, and I' m going for today.
I think, I fervently believe that if God wants the merry- go
- round happy pancakes to continue and that it' s going to impact the
people that have to impact, it' s going to impact. And if
God illustrated me to be there in the middle, even other things. The
mothers at the snack shop look at me like this Obnubilaga, they look at
me like I' m like that. All guess you saw Adriana. He
was born in a golden cradle. Adriana has a master' s degree.
Adriana is at another level and not the one she doesn' t know me
for. You don' t know, because they see in my house.
I have my house, my daughters have their house. But that' s
also a request I made with a vision panel and thank God and the effort
we got you what I asked for. Then I inculcate her, too.
I mean, what I did. You can do it too. I mean,
don' t look at me with your little eyes. Like saying,
it' s impossible. No. No, no, no, I have
a title of nothing and maybe God allows this servant to have no title of
anything but an ontological coach title I did over the Internet. But if it
' s anything, there' s something you can do. If this he
chose in voice like David, who chose him, neither did anyone nor the
father take him into account. Poor David said Samuel misses one says ah,
yes, but David is taking care of his head. It doesn' t
stop, it smells like sheep leave it. No. No, no,
no. I' m gonna sit at the table until David comes. Then
I remember. When David made the army, why did it with pimps,
with lames, with curls, with what I demand because God does a long
time ago with little but God does everything with nothing, because it is God
is appearing on their screens. Gentlemen, ladies, adri Adriana Barrientos' whatsapp
is more for those people who are just listening to the audio. His whatsapp
is more fifty- four ninety- three, forty- six, twenty-
four, four, six, seven, three hundred sixty- one. I
repeat them calmly for you to write down. If they can' t,
repeat the audio again the Whatsapp video. Plus fifty- four ninety- three,
forty- six, twenty- four, sixty- seven, thirty-
six, one. I want to tell you and why I put the whatsapp
on you. It' s time to help. It is time to join
forces. Look. If you don' t have any ministry, some cause
you' re supporting, we don' t need to get to December and
support the teleton and then say UFFF rested. We do not need to arrive
the month where the Red Cross stands and say uf my soul rested. Let
us help without the right hand knowing what it does in the left hand.
Let' s help today in secret, here now. If you have five
pesos and you can share two pesos with fifty cents, share it, if
you have five dollars, share it, if you have fifty million dollars or
you have five million dollars, share them, because what is always you will
reap well and reap in abundance from before you you have life and death.
If you choose life, you will live, but if you choose death,
you will die. You and all your offspring. Today take the opportunity to
help and don' t say it' s not because they' re in
Argentina. That you don' t mind, don' t be interested.
It' s just that I don' t see that you don' t
care. I have to tell you my dear April, which is the second
interview. You can follow her in networks. Also, of course, yes,
also in networks. Yeah, they follow us in the nets and they
see because I raise everything from the snack shop absolutely everything. We received a
donation from a teacher from Reiki of the Canary Islands, Spain and that twenty
dollars that Adri told me no longer is much. That' s what I
have to give you. God is going to multiply it. We could buy
some chocolate eggs to give to the boys. This Saturday we arrived just when
we specified it. It was thirteen six hundred pesos and we spent three four
hundred pesos. Something like that, God knows, God knows all things and
with the mothers of the snack shop we made a few little bunnies of cardboard
to give him a touch of love and to involve them, so to see
that it is super transparent, to follow us in nets. We' ve
got everything there, there' s the networks on Instagram at lunch pancietas,
happy fourteen. Adriana' s adri instagram is Adriana Daniella Coach and Facebook is
Arroba Adriana Daniela Barrientos. For those who are just listening to the audio.
I shared with you that this is the second interview in which I tremble to
tears, because, evidently, thanks for being vulnerable, thanks for opening your
heart, inviting us to pass and saying this I have lived at some point
I will tell my story, of my childhood and of my youth, which
was a childhood in a total dichotomy, between a supposed abundance and an absolute
lack of love, affection, respect, and I will tell part of my
life in which I am also witness to the power and mercy and the love
and grace of God. And it' s me they can' t tell,
at least to me, they can' t tell me. I witness
the power and grace of God, and I also witness that God exists and
that God is more alive than ever before. Therefore, those people who are
going through some difficulty, whatever illness, loneliness, lack of economic resources,
lack of resources, if you say, I can' t undertake is that
I can' t. I am a witness and today I want to invite
you because also if there are two, then something is happening, that is,
and if there are three, and if there are five and if there
are ten and if there are fifty million people who say. I think so
too. I also believe, I also believe, I am also a witness
something is happening and I think you can approach today' s best opportunity to
approach God, recognize that he is alive, recognize that he rose from the
dead, that he rules and then that he has control. Your life is
going to change And I really want to, Adriana, tell you I had
other questions prepared and I had other things prepared, but the truth is that
today the talk has led us to another direction. I also want you to
tell us the nice part of the story, because there' s a story.
When we put these kinds of testimonies together, people suddenly say ay it
' s a lot of drama. Oh, that didn' t happen,
oh, no, that, that' s it And it' s already
getting a lot of cream from tacos, as we Mexicans say here. But
I also want you to tell us that pretty part when you already passed a
Milanese rice and say God is good and merciful, when you know that sadness
has become silvery joy. Please, that too, because that' s also
part of the victories, they' re part of the battles. There are
no victories without battles, there is no victory without war, but there are
wars that are won even without moving a finger, because I fight them for
you tell us about that And it is part of being the leader of also
not to stop dreaming I, for example, at that time that we did
not have to eat or and I tell you more that I send many kisses
to heaven Here in my village, because it is a small town, we
are seven zero inhabitants, nothing more, not these two uncles of Lina,
province of Santa Fe. There' s little town so ok ok in a
small town we know everything and we have the characters of the village. Seen
and always the madman of the village. I know him, crazy right now,
crazy Fantini. In that dark, dark time of my life, you
know who practiced mercy on me, you know who knocked on the door of
my house and took me out to eat crazy Fantin. The sucker told you
because he was a man who drank alcohol. He and his wife and children
were mentally retarded and were alcoholics, very hardworking. They cut the grass and
people abused them. He paid him two pesos, you saw, he exploited
them and yet the only one who practiced mercy on me was chus you go
many kisses. Where he is is more his son was killed and no one
thought of him anything, nothing, however, that was so important in the
village and yet he practiced mercy on me. Then I said my God reminds
me of the parable of the Good Samaritan. There the religious passed, I
don' t have time, I don' t have time, the other
woe passed, I don' t have time, I don' t have
time, and it happened made petito Fantini and sowed me in my child a
little love, of mercy, being that my dad fell to the silver in
his pocket and lived the return of my house. Then what is the moral
of this story that I said God will not let fall forever. Just I,
sir, want to be your servant, send me that will be my
prayer, Lady I am, I want to be an instrument of honor in
your hands. If you can do anything with this, I' m here
to make myself available. That' s how I started working in the Church.
I went to work on myself too. Hope in me, self-
love in me begin to say good. I don' t have anything today,
but I know what I' m saying it' s gonna provide me.
I know that God, at some point and eye it is not that
Jesus came with his magic wand and told me to open cadabra. No.
As long as I talk about empowerment, maschick of arids, nothing does not
exist the magic powder. Here it' s work and I always compare it
to the widow' s oil. The lyceum came. I think it was
and said oh, I don' t have anything. So you got something,
oh, I got nothing. Yeah, look at your house oil and
for me he said give me that and he started to have to sell,
started to undertake this widow. Then I want to tell you that nothing magical
is going to happen, you' re not going to get up overnight with
the Milanese. Yes, of course, because there' s no process there
either. We have to go through the desert. Like Moses did. I
did not pass from tasteless rice to abundance, because there is also the prayer
of javes that says if you gave me bread to eat and a dress to
dress, what would have become of me if I had gone from not having
to eat to have plenty, I would have forgotten God, I would have
forgotten, I would have imported three cucumbers, the sixty- three boys of
the snack shop and their mothers because they would have made me proud, I
would have boasted. Then the good part is I went through the desert.
God gave me sustenance what the manna from the sky needed, a little water,
a little rice with meat, and that rocker gets more out than that
for real. And little by little I started to start, to work,
to say how cute the platista is, I can get plate working, I
can take the girls to school leave them there while they are already in school
to get me a little job and I started to empower myself. And there
it went little by little until I arrived in Milanese and from little by little
I said well, now I already have to eat, I already have my
house, I have my sustenance. Now what I can do, what else
I can do. Then I said good now that I' m okay,
I can help others. I can give it because God, when he gives
you, gives you plenty. Then nothing magical happened. I didn' t
go from imaginary cheese rice to Milanese, really, overnight. Years passed,
but in those years, God life forged my character, my way of being,
and my way of thinking. I also really want to thank you very
much for this talk, because I think that all those people who are sensitive,
there are blind people who have eyes and can see, but they don
' t see beyond what their eyes see. There are deaf people who hear
very well from the two orejotas, but we do not listen beyond what our
thoughts come. There are people who have two hands or two feet, but
who do not give them to help others and to walk toward a different destiny.
And that' s the real incapacitated. Those are the true blind,
deaf and lame who will obviously live and die like this not unless they give
God a chance and an opportunity to themselves. Thank you very much, we
are coming to the final straight and I would like to ask you one last
question. If you had the opportunity to give a message to the whole planet
OK, this message is going to be broadcast by radio, television, the
Internet, already satellite, translated to the message of jupiter, of sign and
smoke and of all that message you would give to humanity. Please, my
dearest little Sadri to those adrics who are eating today an imaginary place, don
' t worry, take care of them, but don' t worry.
God is going to always let the righteous fall, but you stand up,
also put your business do something, seek call contact. Today we' re
all connected even to me. You can send me a message to tell me,
Adri, what I can do I' m like you back then,
what I can do to those little adri and tell her you can teling You
can do it, and to the person who' s already overflowing with plenty
of prosperity how much hobb ay there. Don' t expect God to send
you a brick to wake up. Don' t wait for life to make
you, for you to lose everything to break you into a thousand pieces to
build you back. Don' t expect that if you can help. We
can all help in one way or another. I tell moms and everyone they
want to add to the snack, we can all do something for the teacher,
give a workshop, teach him, give a message to make a cardboard
bunny, donate a dollar, a weight, give a word of encouragement.
We can all do something and you' re on the other side. You
have infinite potential within you just wake up give yourself the chance to shine.
Thank you, thank you. I' m really happy, very grateful,
very blessed your presence, your family, your daughters. They have blessed me
and blessed us many people. I embrace you with a lot of love.
We' ll be in touch. I' m also going to help,
I' m going to move some companies, some some contacts that we also
have to help, to add and, obviously, hopefully someday we can go
to the snack shop and not just share with those fifty- six zero young
people who come on their way with those fifty- six zero families or with
these five million six hundred. Or what I know, I don' t,
God is the god of the infinite. Then surely impressive blessings come.
I embrace you my dear Adri To You, to your whole family and to
all of you. Thanks for listening, for sharing. This is a good
question. What a good question was created to positively impact people. It doesn
' t matter religion, it doesn' t matter belief, it doesn'
t matter the border, it doesn' t matter the country where you live
or the city where you live. Not in case you have a lot of
money or you don' t have money. It doesn' t matter at
all, but it matters your person. Share this video with the people you
think convenient who need to hear you see and see us in a next chapter
that you have very good morning, very good evening, very good night wherever
you are open blessings and see us if we listen until soon bye nero