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I' m really happy. Thank you very much. It' s an
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Thank you for that presentation. Happy to be here with you, especially to
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re starting salty wild beasts, so glad you' re here with us.
Welcome and good. I love talking to people. I love asking questions and
beyond what you studied, what you certified everything you' ve done, all
the medals you have. I' d love to ask you behind all this,
who' s Saida or Saira Salina. I think it' s a
very good question, look, because I have a video there that I made
and sometimes we forget our essence and I think something the most important, regardless
of what we do to what we do, we should always keep our essence
who we really are. And look, I think that question you just asked
me is the million- dollar question. If you ask someone who you are,
it' s not the essence of everything, what your goal is,
where you' re not going and who Saira is. Well, Saira Salinas
is a dreamer from Chiquita, she' s a dreamer who climbed trees,
who wanted to be President of Mexico, who didn' t or no longer
or no longer is that position already no, not so good, no,
but who didn' t see limits in her life, so she always thought
that everything could be achieved. And the good fact, as you say of
all the studies, is that all the studies served me to find again that
sair that had been lost along the way. Not who you are, what
' s your essence, who' s really salty anger, how are you
smiling at salt flats? Not then who' s going to salt flats?
A positive woman, a woman who loves to see that I always say how
cheap it is to be happy. How cheap it is to be happy.
We don' t forget sometimes. Happiness is in the moments with your family.
Happiness is in a delicious soup that makes you your mommy or I don
' t know in a taquito of Mishote that you say how cheap it is
to be happy. No. So I love that part of saira Salinas,
which we sometimes forget and which we' re going to lose over time and
we' re going to put that value on that happiness in things that really
aren' t. No, and that' s when we get lost and
lose our essence. But who is it was Salina, She is a dreamer
woman, a woman who likes to discover life, freedom, who likes to
study, who is still and I keep notice. One day I went to
a temascal and that was like a water part in my life, because they
told me to hear how they told you about Chiquita and I had already imagined
myself, I had already forgotten and I said no so, told me the
chata? And they told me, then, who was the chat? And
so she said a girl who had no limits, a girl who believed that
everything could be achieved, a girl who saw as the positive in everything and
who suddenly said today where, where that essence was. No, and look
at a lot of studies for you to find that essence again. I believe
that the secret of life is whether to be successful, but I believe that
success is accompanied by peace. Not to be at peace to be daily.
What you like to be with the people you love. And then I think
that by meeting back in that way and finding out who you' re asking
me today who it is to go to salines, there was a super step.
Sometimes we miss how much time or better said yes, how long this
phase that was the chata, a restless girl, that you asked, that
you dreamed, etcetera, and that then for x hears reasons because life is
like that, life is. And then there are a series of events that
are turning us off or trying to shut us down, that are decreasing us
or trying to decrease us or not, and that you had something to s
or something in your life that you reconnected with that essence of chata. What
happened? There was some event. In some cases there are some people who
have to pass us a catastrophic event to wake up. In other tindos something
like that happened with you, yes, I divorced, orsi, but a
sign of throwing a party. Don' t look. I think, I
think everything has a process and I think it was coming. We come crawling
and life, not life. Our decisions are taking us in ways that we
don' t have problems, like, but after all, it' s
us who decide and we' re getting lost. It' s not like
I said. You know I want to go to Rome and suddenly you turn
away and get to Colombia. You say good, but I didn' t
want to go to Colombia and dear Rome and at what time, and you
didn' t even notice. No, and the deviation was by certain degrees.
It was for a yes that you wanted one not. Then this one
at thirty- seven I divorced and then I got married very young. And
that' s how you' re not the mom anymore, you' re
not the wife anymore. Well, yeah, I kept making the mom and
I' m still the mom, but all of a sudden it was always
like I got up to make my kids breakfast. For me, it was
like all the decisions were focused on the family. Everything. Then, all
of a sudden, my ex- husband took the kids and said,"
Oh, wow, and who' s angry what he likes to eat,
where he likes to go, what restaurant is his favorite" No, and
then it was a show for me, even if you don' t believe
it, even if you say uh live freedom. I' m not really
sure it was a reunion to say who you are, what you like and
what you' re going to do. From now on you really remember who
you were what your life projects were or what your life projects are from now
on. Yes, it was a water part of my life and well,
I dedicated myself to studying and I said now what I' m going to
do and now I' ve traveled alone, completely alone. I love my
company, no, but in order to get to everything, that' s
really a strong process, it' s a very conscious process, but yes,
I mean, we really find ourselves as people. I think it'
s something of the most valuable. I think it' s part of the
secret of this life. Hey, when you were talking to us about this,
that you started to rebuild, that you started to take away ideas and
put other ideas in place, that you started to prepare, that you started
to travel alone, to study, to prepare yourself, to read and you
started to see that there was a different world. You can, you can
really not rebuild after a loss call yourself, job loss, project loss,
partner loss, you can get back up or nothing else. It' s
about the coaches and speakers and everything that you throw out screams and applause,
of course you can. And I' m gonna tell you something. I
believe that a constant in life, a constant is change. There' s
always going to be changes, there' s always going to be losses in
our lives always, either it' s financial, or it' s your
business, or it' s your marriage, or it' s just that
your kids are already leaving the house because they have to go study somewhere else.
And you or I' m a mom there, and then now,
too, no more divorce, but the kids are gone, too. And
it' s like hell yeah no, because there' s a lot of
moms that all of a sudden it' s like my engines that makes me
and it' s true, that is because I' m telling you too,
that' s already after the divorce, that part too, because my
kids are already big and they' re not with me anymore and a year
of depression and then I understood how strong every person is, there are people,
all people are strong, but at some point we all fall off the
world. That' s the constant of life. And the constant of life
is that we have to adapt to those changes and it' s not that
you get up. I mean, it' s like the song of what
' s called caifanes. Many years you think falling is getting up and suddenly
you don' t get up anymore, but you also don' t get
up in a certain time. And to say I' m wrong today I
don' t want to get up loose. Everything that' s going to
give you wisdom, you know to see you. Let me interrupt you for
this. What would you say to people who want certainty in their lives?
Look. I had met a person whose experience was very bad to have shared
with this person time and many things, but in the end the way,
this person sought certainty in everything. What I was doing. What I had
and was that I was just saying is that there is no life, no,
there are no guarantees in life, and there are people who say no.
No. It' s just that I want the guarantee and the certainty
and the security. I was just saying, you don' t even know
if you' re gonna wake up tomorrow. What would you say to those
people who are forced to seek certainty in everything and who find no certainty in
anything and who leave traces of desolation, sadness, because their lives suffer greatly.
Well, actually, suffering is a decision of everyone, no matter what
your context, no matter what your situation, but so loudly, I mean
certainty, there' s nothing, that' s not even certainty. If
in an hour we will live, if in half an hour we will live,
so, so, uncertain and wonderful is life. And I think the
secret of life is to understand that everything is changing and that nothing is forever.
He' s telling you, it' s not like nothing' s
forever. Today, the context you are in today, mother of family,
with her husband and with her three children, probably in five years there is
no longer that clear context, that is because the children went to study or
because they divorced what you want and then remember how you are five years ago
and I can assure them that life has changed. The classic ay be careful.
A year ago, imagine who was gonna figure out what we' re
doing now. No, yes, but I believe and I' m going
to tell you personally. I don' t know if the others, but
when I was in a very strong depression, I understood that my depression was
that I wanted the life of my past and that I had the hope that
that life would come back and wept for that life. And when I get
it, she says she' s not coming back anymore. And what you
have today is this. How you' re going to enjoy it, because
you' re going to stop enjoying this, for crying this. And then
you' re not going to have this anymore, and I' m not
going to be in the future, because it' s already a real chill.
It is true that I must accept that that will no longer return,
that it was a stage. It' s like when I don' t
know if you. I got super strong when the last of my grandmas died.
I met my four grandmas and when the last of my grandmas died,
I said wow, here' s a stage over. Yeah, that'
s strong. Yeah, yeah, I mean, here' s no such
thing as ay coming back or leave me with you, leave me with it
or adopt a granny. It' s like ok and then what I got.
Now, well, now it' s up to me with generations down.
Thanks, I appreciate it, but he' s not coming back anymore
and if I stop crying and crying, it' s okay I mean,
I' m gonna tell you that when I was depressed and sad, it
' s okay not to be well It' s okay to cry and say
what. I' m not well, I' m depressed, I'
m from the muck and I want to be like this because I need to
feel, I need to really recognize how I am, but how are you
going to recognize if nothing happens, nothing happens, everything' s fine,
and then it' s like a sewer that' s covering up and at
some point it' s going to weigh and it' s going to come
out with a disease, you become bitter and you drive people away from your
side. So it really is that part saying at what time, I mean,
I' m wrong and it' s wrong to be and let yourself
be wrong. It' s not right now, it' s not bad.
Not all the time you can be up successful, successful or happy.
It says there is the book on the positive side of John Maxwell' s
failure, which should train us more for failure than for success, because in
life we have more failures than successes. Not because failure like this might call
it lessons, but they transform us, make us wiser to succeed. It
' s because tell me how many times you failed and I' ll tell
you how big your success is going to be. Because you didn' t
let go of the towel, because even though things were negative, because you
would be positive, don' t say even if you' re facing us,
because you' re taking us to a laughing and lashes. No,
I mean that part doesn' t hear. And then, to the people
who are going through a process today, I want to call it process,
I want to call it challenges instead of problems and call things wrong, people
by another name that is not. Then it limits us and puts us in
a context that is not. Te. Let me give you an example.
A car is a car And if I put in the car one I put
in the title of carcacha, it already brings another connotation And then creating,
talking creates And then not aber is the car, it' s not the
carcacha, it' s the car. No. And at the end of
the road, they are not problems, they are challenges to be overcome.
Life is full of challenges, but there are people who say no more.
I' ll throw the towel all the way down here. I can'
t take it anymore. The reality is that today, with your testimony of
life, we can know that it is possible, that is, that perhaps
this present I yearn for the past, but this present perhaps is better than
that past And maybe it can surprise me in such a way that I never
again have that you would make you yearn, long for what happened behind.
Is that so? So, it' s totally such to see today tomorrow
is a past, as what follows you learned it, you enjoyed it.
This one made you wiser. Yeah, there were nice things, there were
not so nice. Yeah, it' s that part of thinking, always
seeing, always understanding that we' re going to be wrong, that nobody
' s perfect, and a lot of people also say that I' m
a fool. Or, for example, if they put up a business and
it didn' t work out, oh, I lost money, and I
could have given it to my kids, and I' m a fool to
see, you tried and you were brave, and if you didn' t
come out today, you learned, put it back, and put it back
not in a smarter way. Well, it' s the same with all
the emotions. It' s like all of a sudden you say, oh,
I didn' t have a boyfriend and I went super bad with the
boyfriend and I never have a boyfriend again. I mean, or that part
say no, because I do go out and get right and stay at your
house. He told me never go out and don' t make life anymore.
And but life is like that. We' re probably gonna fall,
we' re probably gonna go wrong, it' s probably gonna get somebody
to want to hurt us. But no one hurts you unless you allow it
not, and it' s a constant to work with you, just as
we work the body. No. I think it' s very important to
work every day. The mind. You don' t know how many people
I find that send me messages and say ay ay I send you this.
I know my degree of stupidity is very big and I said ay image how
strong. No, or the girl you tell me, I want to write
you to one of your courses, but you have an age limit. I
said, then, when you' re old, and that the lady is
eighty years old, not and yet she can do whatever she wants. He
tells me I' m forty- two years old. I said how you
are forty there are two years and you are limited, that is, I
said I am forty- seven years old and I sit in the flower of
my youth, I said. But it' s because of an attitude,
it' s because I really enjoy my life every day. You have to
have a goal. I' d say, there' s a psychiatrist very
much like this, what' s Maria Rojas' s name, get something
like that from your person' s book Vitamin that really depression and this part
where we feel good is, because we' re running out of goals in
life, we' ve just gone further. I mean, you don'
t have how to go, what I' m going to do, what
I' m doing, how I want to grow, I want to travel,
I want to get good, I want to study what you' re
telling me. Forgive me that I have to interrupt you many times because I
want to learn from you what you are telling me then, that in the
midst of pain there is beauty, that in the midst of suffering there is,
there is the possibility of being totally reborn, totally. And I'
m going to tell you something when I was at my point, somewhere in
your life you' re always up and down, up and down. I
don' t know a single person who says no. I' ve always
been successful and I haven' t missed anything and my life is mop.
That' s not true. We' re all up and a day down,
up, there' s a day down. Here. The important thing
is that, even if you' re up or down, you' re
still with an attitude. This is not to say a rude thing, you
don' t let go of us that is me, I always tell girls
if I' m going to take us to the scrubbing, to many women
that take us with attitude and with eyelashes and smiling and singing. Hey,
I' m singing. Let me, let me ask you something at your
lectures. What' s the recurring one? Doubt, restlessness, people'
s concern, because I understand that you' re going lectures for men and
women, but what' s the recurring theme. Not that you say this.
People bring it to everything and you say this is very important to change
it. I think the most important thing in general is always self- esteem
and belief, or always everything you notice. There' s a phrase that
I love the truth. I don' t know whose it is, but
I heard it from John Maxwell and he says no one can be bigger than
what he thinks is himself, that is you. You can' t be
bigger than you think you are. Whatever it is is not like that part
to say. You know I' m a fool and I think I'
m a fool and I' m a great businessman. That doesn' t
happen if it' s the people who are successful it' s because they
believe in them. You can' t think that someone who' s successful,
I' m talking to you about having peace, successful, I'
m talking to you in any area you want and you say yes, he
' s successful, but he always thinks he' s a fool. Sure
Yeah, he' s successful, but he' s more successful than he
believes in. That doesn' t happen? That doesn' t happen.
I think that always the water part of your life and what catapults you to
what you want to do is because you believe it and because it grows in
you and your self- esteem. You have a self- esteem to say
that everyone says no, you' re not. It' s not like
one day I wrote to a choreographer from Michael Jackson and I remember I wrote
to him and I said hey you couldn' t come and take a course
here to want to and good and I told my friends and they told me
you' re all right, they told me others until you think he'
s going to answer you. No, and almost you and in my mind
I said and why not, of course, I tried and I did I
said today is my friend hey is my friend Malo Leven, but they also
say this phrase. I love that it' s one day I told my
friends that I wanted to be a great speaker and everyone told me I was
crazy. Then I did something about it. I changed friends. He knows
yes, because everyone can tell you or. A lot of people think the
main obstacle isn' t out. It' s in you. A lot
of people are gonna say you' re crazy to people who have done something
important in this important life. I' m talking about acts of anything you
want, nothing more money. Everyone told them they were crazy, that that
couldn' t be achieved. You know, I don' t know you
just gave us a good jo and so you' ve given us a lot
of jewelry, but today, right now, in these seconds, you'
ve given us an impressive jewel, because there are a lot of people around.
In fact, there' s a theory that you' re the result
of the five people you meet. You' re the result of the music
you listen to, you' re the result of the books you read,
you' re the result of what you talk about. You' re not
the result of what you think. But also in that result of with the
friends you have, of the friends you have, and there are people who
say it' s my sister who' s been in the worst moments.
But a bad advice from these Lambiscon friends who no longer serve to drink and
to party, who are not in the broncs, but nothing else are so
that it can truly lead you to the literal hole and then I think it
is very important to also select the friendships and say I am the one with
whom I surround myself and I like to meet with extremely mop people and even
more capable, read, cultured, etc, as is your case, because
I am close to you, saira I learn from you and that you,
avoidably, a giant on shoulders. I' m sorry about a dwarf on
the shoulder of giants and maybe I look big, but it' s not
about me, it' s about the people I live with. I want
to ask you how you do to get along, combine the cruel life that
we all have to live with your positive attitude, with what you have read,
whether you combine or suddenly go out to the post or you go out
on the assumption to totally uncombine, of course, because you behind what you
are and I' m going to give you two examples. Don' t
notice the year goes by I said because suddenly it' s like a glass
of wine, a glass of wine. No And then you get together and
you start to get together, oh that wine and with friends and all of
a sudden I said know that I' m already going to take it.
I don' t want any more, I don' t want a single
drop, because I' m fit. It' s also and I said
I want to mark my body, I want to take some pictures. Well,
I can swear I had a circle of friends who didn' t take
how boring, they didn' t stop inviting. It' s that simple
and it' s very important. What you really are is what' s
behind and it' s very true. It' s like when I'
m going to tell you, as when there' s a person who was
going to move to another city, then he went and asked and said listen
to what the people here are like, not from the other city and told
him what the people of your city are like? He said no. They
' re troublemakers. Well bad vibes and ok here are the same and then
it was another lord and sandy how there are people here. No, like
the people in your town. Not super cute. Good friends, I'
m supported here. They' re just like it' s really got to
do with you. But it is very real if you are a person who
leads, s in your life, in your person, in whatever you want,
you are raising level and level in personal growth, in finance, whatever
you want, also your environment changes, your friends change and there is nothing
wrong with it. I mean, it' s like I always tell my
people to see, it' s like when you' re on level one
and you also saw the Rose of Guadalupe and then you also said oh,
yes, it' s true the Rose of Guadalupe And that' s the
way the country is and the escape and suddenly you say hey, no,
friends, but what do you think I want to get into the bachelor'
s degree seeing us apart from seeing the Rose of Guadalupe and they say you
' re crazy, how to see how we' re going to study Mira,
you' re seeing, you' re seeing in the Rose of Guadalupe,
they say that the economy is going to be bad and you still want
to study. Not then, you say good, but I do want to
study. Friends, then you go to the second level and get to study
the bachelor' s degree and with whom you surround yourself with people who also
don' t see the Rose of Guadalupe to see and then you come back
with your friends from the roses of Guadalupe and no longer with genius or not,
you don' t care that it' s not that you stop wanting
us. No, it' s not good anymore. As you change,
too, you change friends. He' ll listen to you very much.
No. No, no, it' s not real. No, it
' s not like I' m gonna tell you. It' s real.
I remember a person who always saw what Alfredo Dame was up to.
He got up and up to Alfredo Adame and this one didn' t originate,
the other, this one who also walks in gossip not others. It
was her daily life and then she called him the gossip. Let' s
see the gossip and then it was his concern how Alfredo Adame was doing and
what the other one was saying. No. And the truth is, you
' re telling him. If this is the capacity and this is the focus,
you can imagine. Not around what may be living. I want to
ask you because I know that time is gold and we walk with the subject
here of times. They say the lion is the king of the jungle.
However, there are larger animals. A gallows, a giraffe, an elephant
are bigger. A snake is poisonous, it' s very careful, an
eagle has powerful claws. And out there they say that the only difference there
is in the king of the jungle, who is the lion, and any
other animal is that the king of the jungle is not afraid of them,
that the king of the jungle, who is the lion, confronts them even
though his life goes by. So we must behave ourselves. It' s
living without fear of life, it' s getting us out of fear.
As the song says, take away our fear and see life forward. You
can, of course, from the fear of death. One of the main
fears is the fear of death. And since you' re afraid of death,
why don' t you jump, parachute how do you fear death?
A lot of people don' t get on a plane like you' re
afraid of death, this one doesn' t eat certain things, this one
how you' re afraid of death? I mean, and when you say
we' re gonna die. And you and your date already bring her here
three nothing more than you can' t see her, I mean, that
' s a blessing that I can' t, because if life and I
said no so you know what I' m going to leave, I'
m going to fly, I' m going to do because I know I
' m not going to die before, but I think people who aren'
t afraid aren' t afraid. That there' s a question that says
what would you do if you weren' t afraid of failure? What would
you do if you weren' t really afraid to fail in a marriage?
What would I do if you weren' t afraid to fail and undertake?
What would I do if you weren' t afraid to fail and make your
dreams come true and say you know that my dream is to travel the world
and say orale grab your backpack and see how messed up you do and throw
and forget what the others say and you go and travel and come back in
three years and no matter what the others say. But you' re afraid
to lose your job. You are afraid, that is, all fear paralyzes
us the fear of our main obstacle, the fear of what people say,
the fear of being judged. Fear? Fear? Fear? Fear? And
when you' re not afraid, he' s the mantra I' m
worth mother, no yes, yes, the mantra to say someone once told
me is that you' re very impulsive. Not once did someone tell me
that you are. It' s not that he' s not the lingue
his mother. But if we don' t and if we don' t
try, I know I' m going to die. And when we understand
that we' re going to die, you start living totally Hey. I
want to ask you something. Forgive me we' re getting to the straight
end rather than talking about the subject of the times. But I want to
ask you something. First, your social networks, as we can follow you
for conferences, workshops courses and so on. And second, that you give
us three practical tools so that right now, finishing watching this video listening to
this chapter, I can put them into practice and start changing my life.
I don' t want a lecture, I don' t want a squirt.
I want three tools for me and all the people who listen to us.
I mean that because then many times we stay in theory. You know
that just like you said, I' m going to get my hands on,
all the people who listen to us get their hands on and they can
start living differently, think differently, feel differently, because you can. You
' re the microphone. Well, my social media. First, saira salinas.
I' m like z a and latina r Saira Salinas. I'
m on Instagram, I' m on Ti Tiktok, I' m on
this Facebook with my fan page and well, on my east wall. What
are your tools? I believe that one of the main tools accept yourself as
you are has no flaw. What' s more, your difference is your
greatness. And when we understand that we are unique and that it is like
that part says I usually always see in the mirror and I said Ira Salinas,
I love you and I love you and all of a sudden I love
you says yes, I love you condemned, not loving us deeply because look
at you. I' ve done a lot of exercises with a lot of
women and they don' t even look in the mirror they don' t
like what they see. I told him the day that you really accept yourself
and see your greatness and that you start to enhance that greatness that you have
that authenticity, because that' s what I wouldn' t like to have
another skin color. I' m dark, I' m short, I
' m not, I' m not short, I' m small,
I' m not small, I' m amazing. I love my skin
tone. I' m Mexican, wow, I mean, it' s
like god, thank you, I mean thank you, because I' m
Mexican and everyone likes Mexicans. It is nothing else to be positive. It
' s not easy to be positive. You have to train your mind every
day. Not those mantras of all the best comes to me, but in
the day you' re a fan. I' m a fool. I
dropped my keys, yours, yours, too. Then that doesn' t
work. No and it' s a workout, but it has to be
really conscious and take good care of the exercise. No, you can'
t improve your life if we don' t improve ourselves first. You can
' t improve your environment if you don' t get better. And your
improvement comes from your training, from when you take care of yourself, from
when you exercise, from when you eat well, if you manage to improve
your person, you manage to improve all the areas of your life of Sa
Salinas. I thank you infinitely respecting the request you told me about time we
are running, but well, at the end of the way, I think
the message is clear. I believe that it is possible and in our hands
to change. I think if there' s a man named John Maxwell who
could have done it, that there' s a Miss Saira Salinas who could
have done it, you and I can inevitably do it, and I think
it' s today when we have to take the first step. Thank you,
Blessings, thank you all. It' s not easy, guys,
it' s not easy. It' s not easy, but you can
always go with people who motivate them to achieve what they want. And thank
you all for really staying, for sharing, for commenting. I' m
Luis Miguel Salgado and I' ll see you in another chapter of what a
good question. See you soon, blessings, it' s worth so