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A podcast with many questions and many answers. Luis mi Salgado and his
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life can live better once again. Welcome all with you and to introduce our
guests we leave you with Luis my Salgado Hello how nice? Welcome, Sluis
Miguel Salgado. This is a good question. The truth is, I'
m very happy today because I' m with a woman who made the microphone.
He' s his best ally. She' s an excellent communicator.
He has produced and worked on believe me in several productions, worth the redundancy.
She' s a woman who will always see her cheerful. He always
has a sober, super positive attitude and I' m sure today they'
re going to be very positively impacted through getting to know Midia Islands a little
bit better. My ideam welcome, how are you, you don' t
already know super excited. With this welcome here you will not feel how much
a ear sauce areja. Truth be told. This is a delight. Let
' s talk about a lot of things about how you think, how you
feel, why you do. What you do. It' s a privilege
for me to have and a great one is a challenge. It' s
a challenge to interview someone who usually doesn' t interview, because obviously,
this is a challenge and an honor for me. Let me introduce to you,
please, how you deserve Mediam Maldonado Islands. She' s a woman
of value, she' s a nicologist by profession, mother by choice,
woman convinced that love is the basis of society built from the family and she
' s a working woman. It doesn' t come from privileges. There
is no privilege if it comes from effort, dedication. The words that define
Miriam are love, family, strength, tenacity. It' s today.
Pre- candidated by the Party of the Democratic Revolution the Federal Deputy for District
Four for the electoral process two thousand twenty- three two thousand twenty- four.
She' s a producer, as I was saying, and a show
host We all have a story on SMTB and M Radio. She is a
member of AZIPEC, an association of common yicologists and journalists from Querétaro. She
is a member of the State Prize for Journalism of the State of Querétaro.
Member of Kanako, Affiliate of the AMSI Association of Women Real Estate Services,
Real Estate Director Twenty- one Real Estate and believe me that it is a
privilege and an honor that accompanies us today, Miriam Islands and it seems good
to you, as always if you agree, we start hello how sory Miguel
Salvado and I have understood to believe, grow, learn, live, be
free, we have to constantly ask ourselves the ok, how and when,
the for what and even the and without loving to ask questions. He has
become a fortress and an opportunity to live, literally in a blessing, to
ask the questions at the right time. It' s an art to listen
to the answers and their intention gives you wisdom if you apply the answers.
I believe that the solution of the problems comes in the quality of the question.
This space is based on what has been lived, on the learned readers,
it sees it built and on what has been built again. It goes
with my guests, interesting people, intelligent and, moreover, admirable in all
aspects. It goes as a personal and professional challenge, it goes like a
whim and a taste of life, but it also goes to positively impact those
who listen to it and apply this space, my space, your space,
it goes to accompany us and to be part of this adventure in interesting,
inverted, disruptive, predictable, unpredictable, intelligent, casual questions and are anxious,
welcome. That is, what a good question Luis Miguel Algado is and
if that' s okay with you, we start if there is an admirable
woman is Miriam Islands, not just because of her attitude. They' ll
always see her smiling, they' ll always open her smiling, but also
for all the work, the effort, the dedication, everything he does,
he does very well and well, my dear Miriam before anything else, taking
you off like an onion, certain layers, not taking us off what you
' ve done, everything you' ve studied, how you' ve prepared,
taking all that away, taking away all your platican medals. Who'
s Tidian Islands. Please welcome, thank you very much and send them a
great greeting and all your audience to all the people who know you that they
will feel you for your work, for your professional, who also knows me
and really need to be here. Report this interview because, as you see
it' s the beginning not for me to interview and you too right now,
you say good. It' s different interviewing someone who interviews and trust
me, uh, believe it that I do, because I haven' t
been interviewed this way. Yes, I' ve had the invitations to diverge
from these situations, because remembering what I' ve done, but I'
m definitely saying for this one let' s professionalize everything I see and I
said go and let' s then clear me put so that we can discuss
in our cases really enchanted to receive you, believing that these microphones are open.
It' s probably not gonna give us time, and we' re
gonna have to talk a second or a third a fifth time. This is
the only props for you all the time. Tell us, tell us,
please, who is midia, mislas, where you have that energy, how
it is characterized, because, evidently, in your countenance you tell us incredible
excuses. It' ll take me a long time to introduce you like this.
But tell us, who you admire, who you lean on, how
you do for today to be living the life you have and being impacting where
you' re going tell us. Well, I' m born in Rampa
Ahuila. Interestingly, right now I started a whole record of which you'
ve all mentioned no and I said well, so, that is, they
ask you for a thousand data. Not for me this is new, I
mean no, I mean new? Everything on this other side, then I
checked my birth certificate and what do you think tells you that I was born
in Mexico City and the address aha and the address I have from just where
my mom' s home address is. So, not even that in hospital,
as you arrive times and a lucky woman seems that so at home,
in Mexico City, they perlean yes burying hear what father, what incredible talk,
a little bit, how you get here, that is, you study
you are a lover of communication. Evidently, communication. There are many people
who think it' s easy. No. Today we are living a time
full of technology that well, today we are all journalists, cameramen, producers,
intentions, etcetera. No, but it' s really the communication.
It' s a whole thing and you have to read a lot and you
have to prepare a lot. How you get to this day, where you
went, what the process was. Well, I lived, so much,
through a little Mexico months and then I go to Michoacán. That' s
when I grow up with my maternal grandmother. I believe that part of all
much of my essential is me is all that I lived in Michorcan in the
sense that I lived connected with nature, with rivers, with trees, with
horses. Master, horses I love to spread, I don' t.
I' m also open to classes, but I love it then, because
I grew up, so it' s part of what I' m now
made up of. These are all my Gustavo studies in Mexico. You know
not all the means to get to the race. I said well, I
wanted to study law. I also said well, yes, right, like
my cause was a lot. It is connected to people, to be connected
to that, linked to the best of that issue of being able to contribute
to society. So, but I said communication science, I wanted to do
a professional. Today I feel, right now, that I am endo two.
Dude, I mean, you' re listening to it, and I
think I' ve made it. I have a long way to go.
It' s a long way to go and I' m a long way
from getting ready, but I thought that a promoter in communication and because it
was that having already said I' m something I started, that is,
from Chica they started to invite programs to write or I was in real on
TV, it invited me very much. I didn' t want to make
TVs, but it was always radio and I wrote both in newspapers and magazines.
You have some memory of those beginnings. Some memory because, apparently,
a lot of people think that when you' re on stage, I don
' t mean on commercial television, open television, on some radio station.
The thought is more or less clear, as they surely gave it to their
father was a speaker and how easy. You' ve got a memory of
me. I want to share with you and the audience. My first radio
show was from three to four in the morning already speaking and for me it
was very complicated, because no one could hear me literal or my family.
You have some anecdote like that about your principles that you said son, I
had to crush her hard what you think well, yes, but they'
re not unpleasant, that is, because I had to open my way.
Indeed, no one to me, the family, there is no one who
is as an icologist. In fact, my story is very curious, because
I' m the first and I' m very proud because after that comes
or now a litter of cousins of professional nephews comes. But that is not
to say, in fact I am always going to study at the university,
to the injury, to the forao, to the booths and everything is like
this, what to do I, who can me, what can I,
but I do it not then I saw there It was what other professors and
colleagues who were going out that were already working, because they invited him.
So the truth is, yes. No one put me on, no one
put me on. Then I had to prepare a lot so that what I
was doing, that they gave me the opportunity of the road and I also
brought value, because I had to do it in the best way of my
excellence. And what can I tell you, because the anecdotes were that,
because it was night, that is, I remember when I was in love
that there we transmitted in transformation and we had the program of positively with a
partner, because it was the night. And then for me it was like
I was finishing my fingernail and I had to keep running to go and because
I was moving in public transport, spam was like very complicated and alone because
my mom wanted me to accompany me, I could take people out and I
was complicated and they were moving. So, yeah, I was a sliding
runner. But those are like that. It' ll be like an anecdote,
not like Nazi times. Whom Miriam Misslas admires, to whom you say
that man or what woman you say really son, I want to become like
him or like her or to have in its principles those values. Look,
there are true historical characters that I could say I admire and that I do
admire us. Ah Sain is one of the characters I admire Frida Kahlo.
I love your story of Frida Kahlo, regardless of the different dye colors you
may have and that may be from other people. I love Frida Kahlo with
diego rivera, however, notice that who I love and admire deeply is my
mother. This is my mom, her name is Maria, Benita Mandonado Riisa.
She is a woman to me of a mettle prisoner, of teaching,
a knowledge of truth, of a woman of struggle, a woman with causes,
a loving woman who is not difficult, that is, despite whatever it
is, nothing is excused and everything, everything always makes it possible. So
she' s the woman I admire, she' s the character of life
that I admire and good and of the raisins that I follow, look how
beautiful Mary, she mediam you that midiam also means Mary. So tamento gave
it a twist, but it gave it a twist with that name as well.
What do you think it is right now, let me tell you what
a good question it is, not good answers or bad answers. The idea
is to talk, live together and meet you a little more and good.
I would love to know what is wrong with this society today, what you
think is really what as a society, we should change immediately to live better.
There' s something you can do. We can live differently, if
we can live better or flat, we are already doomed to live like this.
Half cremente mira desde y yo, ahorita, I am reading a book
called Consciousness of Alejandra and you call ah well, no yes, I will
not ayan you, but that book has come now, that is, much
of what I come also thinking, working, studying, living. I just
don' t think it' s good or bad. I also think we
don' t have one. Why resign ourselves to living as we are under
in a circumstance that makes us feel uncomfortable, makes us feel bad, or
that I know it makes us uncomfortable. It' s not even hysas there.
Then there' s twist, you have to look for it easy,
it' s not the truth. How easy it is not because I have
lived it myself and moved simply from there it has cost me a lot of
work, that is, both in emotions and in time, as with people
and in processes. So what I think might be that not as a society
as human beings would integrate us. And yes, I mean, this isn
' t just a dream and it' s not an ideal. I mean,
I see it because every time, every time, I find it with
people or reading or with certain groups that live like this and of all sectors,
that is, you act that you can imagine of all levels, that
is, of what would be considered at a level around here all that is.
In this there is this part that I see that if we had that
subject of access to consciousness, if we knew what consciousness is, if we
got in a little bit more than consciousness, we will stop having judgments let
go of others or others of ourselves. No, I mean, we would
accept each other, we would be people with greater knowledge of us, we
could know what we want, where we' re going and then if we
see how we' re going at the end and when you do that,
that is, you just got it, too. You relate to your own
parents, to your brothers, to your children, to your friends, to
the people of cona laboras then I believe it is and I know it is
racial because I too have already seen it that if we had this access a
little more to the conscience, without judgments, without prejudices and we focused on
love, but I have an idealistic love, but a self- love,
we could give to expand as a society and as families. Mainly you said
something impressively important as a process. I was very stressed by the subject of
the process, which you lived through, that your start was complicated, that
you lived from times, as we have all lived, that suddenly, the
struggle was there. But you also said going to trials. Why we'
re so afraid of processes. We humans obviously don' t like getting to
where you are No one has given it to you. It has been the
product of effort, dedication. I want to ask you on the one hand,
tell us a little bit about this process in your life and the other
part I' d like to know is how you got here, i e,
at what time you said today with everything, you know when some young
people suddenly say right or better I' m this biologist and if I'
m this racing driver, you know or me at the time you said it
' s here is communication. I go with everything and I don' t
take off and you didn' t go through this process and today you'
re where you are. There, well you process them. I believe that
based on one' s own experience, I don' t think sometimes we
don' t like it or not. We are clear that we do not
know the aircy no and then we want to take steps as tomorrow I will
think this days of being exercise. No, I mean, you saw me,
I mean, little things, that' s you That' s the
week. No, but I can' t tell you, I don'
t think I know where it' s coming from, that we can'
t suddenly get to grips with a process. I think it depends a lot
on the environment you' re in, the context you' re in,
the family you' re in, your life story, things, where they
develop, the media where they develop, there are people with whom they develop.
All that' s gonna shape you. Now let' s open good
cases. Sones, not because the family is very successful and all prepared and
all that and suddenly you also how many we go than women men, but
it has its story of not being able to tear us off with one thing
not until it is the first one an offle. I don' t know.
I don' t know. I think the processes, when if only
we focus on there is a step number one, that there is a beginning
and that we are going to get to the end, being result, but
that we are going to reign, because now we do not win for me.
Not if we focused, maybe I' ll talk about it myself.
Not in the process. I said see, I want to do this really
say how I' m going to look, I' m really going to
start and I' m going to finish it. It' s worth leaving
it because if at that time you get lakes and it' s better or
it' s convenient, then go ahead. But I think that' s
like processes. It' s not a little bit, because it' s
hard to explain to go. And the other question was how it came,
because I told you I said in Mexico I was studying them. She was
the first woman in the family to live or to have access to higher education,
both economically and culturally or by sex or by choice. That' s
not why coming in a lot on my mom because she told me, I
mean, you go and tell me nothing, that, nothing more from elementary
school. No, because I' ve only studied until the third grade.
No, then this one you' re going to. So I' m
going to say clearly, I mean, for me I' m a norm
and a good one. That' s normal that I go to the gentin
I don' t take off, I mean and I go and I end
up then I did, so I did Luisne and the legs don' t
play opening up there in Mexico and then I get to Queretaro. That was
another process, that is, or I can do another stage and also better.
I don' t get ahead of myself, but that' s the
way. I mean, I started not finished, I mean, I said
I' m going to finish, I' m not going to stop.
I was very proud to be the first, really quit home and here to
train a professional career. And then I' ve come to him many cousins
who are also lawyers, they' re studying years, their big sets.
Very much and I' m very proud and happy to ask you to see
that there is more today than ever, there is a stream of clichés.
We' re around a lifetime on the one hand, not smoke sellers who
tell you to go in the mirror and say yes I can and yell at
it three times and life comes out and you can. And the truth is
that life is not like that. I wish I could do that, we
' re full of smoke sellers who see you on YouTube and already feel like
coaches. No. And it' s my pinche like this that I want
to comment on. There' s one who says love your work and you
' ll never have to work again, and I think particularly that it'
s the opposite, that is, when you love something you really like him,
you have to work with him I can assure you that you' ve
been awake, you haven' t eaten, you haven' t had breakfast,
you don' t have to make a production, you don' t
have a program, because then, curiously, at least here in Mexico,
there are other countries, but politics falls from the creator, no and then
you have to do everything yes or yes. I' m wrong about clichés.
There are clichés, yes, truly, you medium have loved what you
work in and you have never had to work and not without work or work.
There' s a chiche saying not that the word work is how it
' ll be walking down. I mean, now we have these notes.
No, yes, of course, that effort represents effort, but it is
also at the end of the day how you can define so many things.
I mean, sometimes we look for things that are very small in words,
it' s very sought after, and that' s working maybe sometimes because
there' s what you say maybe, you do it because you like it,
because you had the chance, because it gives you the life you want.
I also know a lot of people who look says I' ve been
in a job for many years and it gives me peace of mind, it
gives me confidence in certainty, it gives me peace for what I occupy and
occupy my family, because it doesn' t mean it' s about choosing
it, that' s about doing it as by choice, not just by
obligation, because in the end I' m prune. When you' re
bad and bad in one place, doing something with anything toruen. Then I
do know a lot of smoke. You have to identify, identify if it
helps, if it helps, also because it does help. I listen to
a lot of audios. I have the time or in my case home,
the holm oak on the street. This if I can. I' m
hearing something, not about what, because different topics I' m interested in.
I' m looking for information, but I take what I know,
that I' m going to do what I' m going to do.
I' m a melo or this doesn' t work for me, I
don' t take it, but yes, it' s a lot of
material that because there' s only us you have to read what you can
also covet notice, that something very important Just that is not to receive information
of another kind in order to really make a judgment, to have a judgment
and on that basis it' s what you studied in education, that you
were given, in your home, in your cultural history, in what you
believe, calls religion or beliefs, not based on that, obviously, you
take a judgment, take it or leave it. Now, what is important
is that in this vortex of information and communication that is brutal today, anyone
can win the microphone. I remember. Go You and I are of a
generation. Well, I' m a lot more rocky than you are.
No, obviously, I had a hair, so you don' t know
I fall for it, but, well, let me tell you something.
Evidently, as time goes by, life itself changes, communication changes. So
it was not the same for about twenty years now. Not ten years ago
everything changed and today communication really can be done by anyone. However, I
believe that quality is a great difference. I' ve seen you on your
shows, on your broadcasts. I' ve seen you and I see that
you take great care of the study of who you' re going to interview,
you take great care of words, how to express them. You take
great care, because everything is flowing well, both lighting, sound, audio,
return, etcetera. You' re a perfectionist at work. You consider
yourself a perfectionist. You' re a woman who gives everything to the last
line. You' re all of a sudden you' re feeling like saying
ching I could have done better Tell us a little bit, what it'
s like on the subject of work. He was very profectist, a perfectionist
was if it is going to be done, it is going to be done
well and if it doesn' t get better, I do it then,
because I didn' t see at some point that it didn' t work
out for me, it dazed me, it worried me, it upset me
and, besides, it also didn' t generate good relationships. No,
and yes, then I learned to delegate what I advise the most, learn
how to delegate, learn how to trust a work team. And your work
team may be a more ugly person, that is, for example, I
don' t have all that equipment right here from Hippop, but yes and
what you' re going to do, because you' re going to really,
really, really, in the studio, in the program, in that
MTV, in all of us we have a story, because yes, I
really like week let' s get the cameras on how they are. But
because I felt like accommodating you, because if I' m comfortable, I
' m going to pass it on to the person who' s there with
me and the people who are connecting with us. So, because I was
a profectist, I' m no longer a profectist, I like to be
accompanied by people, a team and delegates. I think that' s good.
How you measure success for yourself which is success and how you measure success
is so interesting. I don' t think success is me. It'
s the part where you feel satisfied, where you did something and feel calm,
you feel satisfied with the way you did it and that, of course,
you see results, that is if you see something else, that is
if you see a before and a after. I believe that you already exist
You are the recognition of what you earned and that it has also transcended.
I don' t mean I don' t tell you a before, a
after and if it' s, of course, reflected in an environment of
more people that was a after you seem personal to me. I either say
it with that, I mean, you say this whole thing was successful.
This was really good. Tell me, please, if you believe in fate,
you think that, for example, someone had already written that mediam was
going to study communication, that he was going to live a part of his
life in Mexico City, that he was going to go to want and that
he was going to be on a program, that he was going to be
a candidate thanks to later. In or you think you' re forging it.
What, what' s your vision? The two things, the two
of them yes, I think there is a supreme magic that is called destiny,
which are called in different ways. And I do believe that within this
magic or within this supreme thing that exists you have that it is also granted
and power to go transforming it by changing it. I think it exists and
it' s badema and it can pick something else. In this part of
communication, of course, we are already talking. There' s a lot
to talk about, There' s a lot to talk about, the sense
of your programs, the interviews that make me wonderful, that joy that you
always share. But now I want to leave a little bit aside this matter
of communication. I want to enter the real estate first and after entering this
pre- candidacy that becomes very important to me, the issue of the wombs
you tell her and more into querétaro hijo I think it is a great opportunity
for growing business. It' s a challenge, it' s a challenge.
Clearly, Querétaro is one of the most important cities in the country and
I could say to the Mexican Republic, because there is a growth, because
a lot of industry has settled there of an international character and that, obviously,
gives a special mobility to Querétaro every day, whether for one question or
another. They say that many chilangos come to Queretaro because the tremor and others
because they don' t have to do and that no longer come customer.
However, that speaks of the fact that the State really has an interesting mobility.
Tell me this real estate thing. More and more you leave, a
month you return to Queretaro and you already saw a new building, a development.
Last, tell us a little about where this love for real estate my
video arises, because when I arrived in Teritaro, at that moment I came
without a job, I had about two months that I had finished the illusion
of the most simple to what you came from which to have a lot,
because I do, I have van you remember. Then I said what I
support to do. No, I was complaining here. Then the truth.
I was always like doing something and people were beginning to get to know each
other that wasn' t easy. It was not easy to know about fifteen
years ago that here in Querétaro And then I listened to the people, they
listened to what they wanted, what they wanted, what they did and,
suddenly, I started to pay attention that they were already changing, they were
coming, they were moving, already, they were temprating, already, already,
already everything. No. So I said, I said hello, Nito
Juanita were in the house and Luis and Basco what you want to buy it.
So, like this, pure recommendation, we even put a girl on.
She tells me eight why you don' t do it. Sometimes I
tell you the truth that you put your life into me There are things like
that we make them so natural, so normal, that is, we normalize
it, that it exists and it' s not true, that is,
I didn' t know it existed, real estate, I wasn' t
in my other worlds. I say why you don' t study, why
don' t you just say profunously, it' s a course with us
in our gecith and a big kW And then yes, that' s clear
And there, then I found out that by recommending I couldn' t win
a cce. I said I professionalized, I said bear clearly yes, because
I had already taken the edition by different circumstances at that time. Quit journalism.
Yeah, yeah, I had to quit. It wasn' t exactly
out of taste, but it was a time when I had to stop as
a journalist. Then I was no longer exercising it there. Suddenly, I
thought I' d exercise it. The truth was super different the salaries they
inherited back then I think so far the truth to Mexico City. Then this
opportunity was given to come. Jason said bowl and I was about a year
and that I exist in kW because good studying, because he has is very
good school too and from there, from there to here. Then yes.
Currently there are 120 people in the state of taro that is daily. There
are more or less such statistics there are many developments. All this is a
system, that is to say, all this is accompanied by urban development by
many authorities, many departments of the defonavic government There is a news that they
are now going to be delivered, they are going to be able to deliver
more, that is, to deliver crises, that they can be ended or
that they can be realized with domains, for example, fractionations, and that
they can be delivered that they are already taking away the Innkelinos, the owners
or that they can already buy them, they can buy them right away,
because they are many formalities. Then, there are others who come as a
boom where there is going to be as more access to housing or more housing,
that can be occupied and yes, although it has also made a bubble.
A bubble is what you say is on the market side. This doesn
' t cost what it' s worth, but well, there' s
a lot of chance definitely made. I would love, please, that you
will remind us of your social networks for all people, that nothing else is
listening to us through podcast platforms where they can locate you the same and say
hey, because I come from Monterrey, or I come from Pachuca, I
come to Tlaxcala, although Tlaxcala had to exist, but let' s think
that you say exists and I want to go to what détaro, how clear
it hears, I am delighted and what father you remember certa the podcast,
because how important is the true voice, Yes, yes, yes, of
course, well, as for this issue of the roots we are on the
Facebook page equal twenty- one real estate and because in my people there are
also many nancesitas. I do it from the hole that I know what you
are doing this on Instagram, like Millan Islands, Milla, My Islands m
and Miguel Resorvicial, that this is precisely so, treatama, but at all
times I will find myself as Miriam Islands Islands and in twenty- nine moves
of the roots. There and this, of course, we give all the
attention even to all the processes of informing the health cooperation for the companies.
I mean, we do that part of the location. For example, I
love it, that is to say they contact me a lot of not specialized
me not open area, because it is already like by default, you don
' t say hey we go there the company to the friends of such place,
then, from the point in finding that place to live to school,
for the children, the club, for the family. That' s what
Gus does, too That' s wonderful. Hey, let' s talk,
change, like he says, football, band game change. We talked
about this social action that is becoming or has already become a pre- candidacy.
Evidently, when you' re in front of the microphones and you'
re working in pre- production, most well- known post- production stories
of many people, even those people you work with or work for, and
they' re telling you stories and you' re going, being that catalyst
of stories and now it' s taking you to see a little more social
in the reality that' s happening. And then they' re giving you
the vote of confidence, first by a party in Mexico and second, obviously,
elections will come. Sell a campaign process and so on so that people
know the reach you can propose. Where does this love come from, this
affection to give away part of your time, your life, your focus and
your dedication, your preparation, because it is so much. I really admire
you, but I do end that politician. Not where it comes from,
tell us. Yeah, well, look at the race. I always started
with more of the programs with political cut and the artistic medium. Then,
somehow, like my professional labor relations and after some, they became friendly relationships
to date, as they are also political and artistic. So, yes,
I' ve always been like a diver. I say it is inevitable also
by the profession of as a psychologist, and because I leave that invites me,
that it is the PRD, because I already met some actors, some
characters and because they present me to more people here and since then they told
me the quality of the candetheque and I think not. In other words,
I hope that I am here to provide something in strategist, political strategy and
communication strategy. But well, I mean it. The truth is that the
word yes, it' s a decree. Well, they say that the
example is rasta and so is the word, that is, when it is,
you walk with the word. Then they were there. I thank you
very much and I said well they are if they are the trench, that
is, they are the showcase that is inviting me to take part because he
sees something in me. I tempt them to come and we said I put,
we see that you are a woman who has circles of women and circles
of men, this one that you can contribute that you have a voice.
Not then I said clearly, that is, how was luis me that I
said if you are seeing me, if you are giving me the opportunities and
I can also continue to generate value to society and to the families where we
live. And, of course, one of my own I said I'
m going to make it that I can lose. I said nothing, so
I can lose anything, or it' s nothing I don' t have.
I can gain so much experience with people. It' s a professional
and good experience and I' m sure, I mean, I' m
very sure and first of all good things will come, I mean, for
me if it' s very different to be on this side. You begin
to see many things that in their time, if given the opportunity, in
other times I could share. But yes, it' s very different.
It' s very different when you' re here, because I also started
to have a responsibility to the outside in a more visible way. And it
' s not easy. Then yes, for me a difficult saying. It
' s a lot almost a year that I' m thinking, several intense
months, but I' m here, because I' m and I'
m going to do it and I' m going to do it as best
as possible that it' s inside of me. How you face the challenges,
because, of course, I like to call it more than problems challenges,
because a problem carries an already negative burden. And I think that when
we say I' m full of trouble or I have a blast of trouble,
you' re in the heaviest life of challenges. It allows you this
part even as a team and to stop again a challenge, as they are
like stages that have to be started. It' s like a game,
a video game in which you can' t get through that challenge and when
you do, there' s a bigger one coming or there' s a
different one coming. How you deal with personal challenges, job challenges, professional
challenges, tell us a little more. Oh, that' s a good
question. Oh me, he' s up against it. I' m
a squeal, I' m a squeal, I' m a squeal.
It' s cobert that through it' s not that I say well,
I tend to cry all the time, not sure, but I did find
that it was a way of transmutashing, of changing, that is as clean.
So, if something is going through a circumstance that can be difficult for
me, first I can be good among the things that I do, because
almost always like I do an analysis inside, an introspection and there I fall
many twentys and yes, I have to cry, cry, but it is
five minutes, because really, even strategically, or rather out there, as
tools of life, I told him look at this let go of it or
cry throw yourself into the drama. It' s like a kid' s
tantrum in his character. What are you doing? Cry? Cry, Cry,
but it has a beginning and it has an end. That' s
how important you must know, that you' re going to have a cinal.
So I say well, I' m going to throw in the drama
and I said what I said I had to agree to, but I'
m going to mine it. So forgive me, forgive me for interrupting you
so ugly, except for those of America. Of course, they cry and
cry and cry and are always crying. What terrible things he hears about the
problem. I' m critical. I mean, I said it, I
didn' t say it We' ve got to look at it Let me
ask you something. This part of connecting with feelings. Why does it cost
us so much work, why does it cost the human being so much work?
Being vulnerable. We teach ourselves from El Chico, for example, that
men don' t cry. No. I remember. I remember perfectly that
in my house it was still the men didn' t cry and beat me
and cried to make me cry. No wonder. You know, yeah,
I see she' s a writer, she' s not right. It
does not cost us work, not only men, but also women. Suddenly
connect with this sensitive part, because we always have to be. I think
technology influences a lot, because we always give pretty faces smiling. But few
people, I have seen in Tiktok, few people who vent and is cathartic.
You don' t even hurt the person' s pain. But why
isn' t it so scary. Oh, yes, well, another very
good question. I mean, I said I' m squeaky, because if
we accepted this all hours we all hurt to see in public, I were
accompanied and we were in private, but we did cry as we also laughed
in public, we laughed, we enjoyed, enjoyed, enjoyed in public and
also in our solitude, also in the private we enjoyed and enjoyed all.
I mean, I think there' s a lot. Someone else is jealous.
Please, I don' t cry. Okay, for some reason.
You don' t cry too clearly that there is, not that it'
s possible, why we can be. I think it' s a little
bit, the pain, the shame, that they see you vulnerable, that
they know you' re vulnerable you can be at that point where you'
re like there' s access to you and then already as if you'
re vulnerable and say nothing, so they can like do something to you no,
but is that it? I mean, they can do something, because
people can say and or do a lot of things? Can we say or
do a lot of things? But on the other side is that we receive
it. B is as it can be. You just yelled at me or
yelled at me. No, stop me, no, no, no,
I mean, he screamed or she screamed. That' s a person who
screams and screams at that moment with you, I don' t know what
she yelled at you, she screams, he screams, but it' s
up to you if you do. You know, you know, you know,
you know, you know, you know, you know, you know,
you know, you know, You are, don' t burden us,
you run no, whatever it is there no, but it' s
not personal. So I think that' s what it is that' s
like the fear of being vulnerable, the berth that' s accessible so they
can hurt, that is, try to hurt and really get you. But
I think that' s a part of life. No, I don'
t know, yeah, well, I guess I do, because I want
to tell you that you and I have worked with frustration for a long time.
No, obviously, you and I work with just and unfair, positive
and negative targeting. Suddenly, people judge us very cruel. No. Suddenly
you say a bad word. Not why maybe that day or the night before,
you didn' t sleep well, you didn' t eat breakfast,
traffic that never touched you, it stopped the police, you went out with
shiners, you didn' t comb, etcetera. And you come to say
a bad word and we' re good, we' re on the stage.
Then they criticize us very hard. I suddenly want to ask you this.
All of a sudden you give a lecture, you give a workshop You
' re a master of ceremonies at an important event. I don' t
know, I know someone' s talking about interviewing you or whatever and you
' re giving a face. What happens in mediam when the reflectors are turned
off, when there is no microphone anymore, when you already return perhaps to
the hotel room and there are no more considerations that suddenly people kindly do you
not how it is good afternoon I bring you, that I serve you already
when you are completely alone. How do you handle this thing of yourself getting
off the stage, of yourself calming down that rush that gives you the adrenalinda
and that we like those who communicate from the microphone and see us. How
you handle it, your wife, how I handle it looks. For starters,
really believe me that I don' t have it and not because I
don' t say I deserve it, that I' m worthy, whatever
God gives me, the universe of people. But no, no, I
don' t like privilege or it' s like they are. As if
by default, I' m in a place and they' re very kind
to me. I really appreciate it. They take good care of me,
they take good care of me. I' m all right, I'
m all right. But more so you all have me for myself it'
s like out of comfort I think that when you do things yourself in one
way it' s what you also get then, but you don' t
think I' m like very spoiled of other things. No, but how
do I handle it? I finish doing something and yes, on the line,
in my head and my whole body, even so and besides being in
containment, being in the way, in the posture, in the time and
way notice all that, how you know that leave the hotel room and many
times you have to work everything very local, i e I go to my
home or it is my refuge. I love being in my house. He
loves being in my house. I also have friends, friends, I don
' t have a world, all people and you know that these many things
are accepted later to people. Don' t look like you' re here,
you' re there, or you have a lot of friends, or
I have a lot of friends. Yes, but that' s some way
to build what I' m already part of something and that' s why
you' re at such an event and it' s something that' s
part of your professional work. Not also and many times also things that ask
you to support in this. And then, of course, you can also
make a pásl and support that support of even you are that contribution to space,
to the universe, to society. How I do that about me,
or relax. I' m going home with my family, if I can,
my friends, also a friend or friend are just as spousable where you
' re home. Let' s see. I don' t know,
yeah, perfect and I really connect a lot in space over the weekend with
nature. That' s what you' ve been confused with at some point,
so say nothing, look was the actress or a wife, some deputy,
some senator or someone like that ever notice that, but I don'
t believe the names I mean. But it' s bigger is that I
know you what I' ve seen you is that you go out somewhere and
I don' t know that way, no, but yes, I'
ve been confused, but I don' t remember the name doing a specific
or not, but I have been told when I' ve come to a
place if they tell me that if I' m the wife of a little
girl such that if I come or who, then I won' t be
a father and with her I' ll say no and see I' ll
be very good. You don' t want one of everything to get him
to go to a dance like that. Hey, it' s okay with
him. I saw Let' s go with some questions of what you prefer
to or B and they' re quick questions. I love it, I
' d love to get to know you a little bit better and I'
d like to ask you if you' d rather travel to the past or
the future. Eye can' t do anything, I mean, you can
' t interact with anyone, touch anything so you don' t change the
course of history. Like the movie Back to the Future and just travel to
the Pzur or to the past, to the past, to the past?
What do you prefer? Beach or mountain, ride, rock music or classical
music, classical music, tea or coffee ay thousand percent, coffee ay you
are my team today summer or winter, winter seriously, always in shit.
There' s no more men, no, I' m freezing to death.
More free time or earn more money, more free time or more free
time earn more money? Yes, yes, very good, very good answer.
Hey, tell me something. You' re early morning or more noctambula,
noctambula, coke or pepsi. I know it' s another one later,
but none. But if you have to choose cinema or theater, oh
my God both, but theater, theater, physical books or totally physical e
- books, ok have, have something very special, not books, s
with the arcite of a texture. It' s a texture. Hey,
tell us. You would like to have more friends or fewer enemies, more
friends or sports, cardio sports or cardio extreme sports. Hey, tell us
about it. Please, you want it to be in the life of other
planets, in life on other planets. Yes, because we are in a
system, but I believe more in the life of other times, not in
other words, but yes. Life exists before after us, and in many
dimensions you live in a privileged place, in Queretaro and you know that it
pawns a ruler. There are many stories not of extraterrestrials and ofnis and you
have ever had to live something like that, feel something like that or not.
Yes, of course. Yeah, yeah, me? Yeah? Yeah?
Yeah? Yeah? Yeah, I mean? If I went there to
the rock, I stay there to see if I think the camper, I
think the alien, and you say no to the fat guy, not because
we' re going to weigh a lot on the ship. Then it kind
of doesn' t get me white, like you, after you tell us.
Please, you have some philosophy in life. You see in the mirror
how you speak to yourself You live yourself, because philosophy looks around Some of
us shared a phrase and I think that if I could be a philosophy of
life, it would be that when you impact life, when you positively compromise
someone' s life, you impact me it' s like the resonance of
that little foot made to the sea, to the lake, it' s
already resonance then. Yes, I believe that the philosophy that I could or
with which I live, is to do things from love with love, is
love and with love and, therefore, to impact, positively impact the lives
of the people who are and who choose it. And how he talks to
me. So I in the mirror and I say look don' t smudge.
Also since the middle age give yourself soon live a beautiful pot, Miriam
you are a mop. This one watch salt always come out your best face
and do things, for the best you can. What do you think the
power of mediam is? We all have a superpower. What do you think
is yours? I think the science one looks at you or that bottom ability
to lift me, that is, to be at best at some point,
that it can be a complicated situation and suddenly it' s i is up,
then I get up. I mean, obviously, when you talk to
us, it' s because you fell off what you do when you make
a mistake. You know, we all make mistakes, we' re human,
we' re not from another planet, even though you look like another
planet, you look pretty smart and so on, but you' re from
this planet. So, therefore, the theory tells me that you' re
also wrong to tell us how you do it to get up when you fall
when you' re wrong, when you know they do chin la regue.
Now I did water it how you talk to yourself, how you treat yourself,
how you get back into the world. Yeah, of course we'
re wrong. We were wrong. This is the whole and the whole,
please say it, yes, of course, we invoke and also yes clear.
I am beautiful and beautiful and ten is also great thanks chiteligente. All
right, that' s how it goes, of course we have to recognize
each other. It is not good all that and also the watering, the
roughing and I see it well, not how I speak, because look,
because it is that I, that is, what I do how I get
up, because it is that I am very spiritual, or I stop reading
how much I hear many things, then you will tell me why I did
this. You' re starting to find out why. And yes, I
have to apologize, I apologize if it' s going to cook you up
there the opportunity to correct and do otherwise. I do just do it and
already then, because she' s also a very, very, I don
' t mean warrior, because when you say ah this is very serious.
It' s at war. No, no, I' m a very
brave woman, I' m a very far- fetched woman, very far
- forward. I don' t know what to say, because if I
don' t know, I' m asking, and yes, I'
m staying in the circle of the third part because fortunately I have a circle
just like you said, because it' s in this beautiful state of keretaro.
I have a circle of friends of acquaintances who contain me and I also
have friends on other sides who call me a message and my family that that
is so and enough is where you get, as you see it, you
don' t know here, yes, yes here, and that' s
that then I, and then it is that? How you take away your
fear when you feel, so you say ah sonla, I don' t
know. I' m going to talk to you about something, the fear
of speaking in public. I' m not taken from me. I think
in every interview, for me it' s a risk, it' s
so enjoy, but it' s also a topic in which I get a
lot of evidence. They don' t say he asks if he learns twice.
However, it is also, of course, the person who can stumble
two or three times. Not even guests can make you live in squares.
I think it' s happened to you that suddenly he didn' t help
at all, but well, I want to ask you how you control the
nerves or when you' re going to sign a purchase of a house that
got you into business, how they handle the nerves, how you calm them
down. Listen clearly something, that is, the despiration is not basic.
I think you' ve even learned from our profession too, breathing is basic.
So you breathe when you don' t really know what to do,
when you see the situation, breathe, there are many ways to many out
there there are even breathing clinics and there are already cynical breathing in the world.
I breathe and I do next to you, I mean, I go,
I go, I bodo my wind. I do it and now,
that is, when I do it, I' m already here, I
already do it and you' re cubi then what' s going on.
But it' s breathing and doing. Then notice that this is a very
good piece of advice. If you don' t know what you' re
doing, breathe if it gives you nerve, breathe if you don' t
know whether to kiss the future bride or not. Breathe before you don'
t see yourself d o ha and if you don' t run or see
who hears live. I want to thank you infinitely for the time for the
opportunity to talk to you. These microphones are open to talk about so many
things. More. There will come a second, a fifth, a tenth
talk, because I think there are many things to discover together. Thank you,
thank you very much, for at least your heart for opening us up,
your schedule, your time. We' re sure not only that you
' re going to do better than what you' re going to do,
but that you' re going to achieve your dreams. You' re going
to fly very high and I think a lot of people that we' re
following you from are being positively impacted by you So, thank you very much,
say goodbye, please, and I' d like you to give us
a message to all of Mexico. Today all of Mexico? Is the whole
of Mexico going to listen to you today? He' s going to pay
attention to the message you have to give us. They already told us that
you' re going to give them a very important message, it' s
going to be transmitted by all means. So it wouldn' t be this
message and I didn' t want to look at wow, so what a
real forton and make it through these microphones. Well, I' m a
woman, a human being, a woman like everyone with the right ones,
with dreams that considered me part of a unity, of a whole and that
if we really do things in an empathetic way, in a conscious, responsible
and respectful way, all the challenges that we have, all the goals that
we have, we can do and that we can do it, even harm
people or so many people because we' re passing through in this life.
Here we are passing through, we come passing through. And everything happens.
So, here I am is a committed woman, being a dedicated woman,
focused, full of dreams like everyone else, of fears like everyone else,
but super thrown forward, I am not hindered by anything, because we are
all able to make miria. Thank you, many blessings, this hug with
much affection. Evidently, you can count on me for everything you need.
You have an ally. I' m sure you' ll be doing great.
Not only will we talk about your political career, but about your communication
career, but also about your career as an entrepreneur and also as a woman.
There' s a lot to talk about with you. Come on,
thank you, thank you, thank you all of that here. Thank you
and all of you, thank you for connecting. See you and hear us
in a next chapter of what a good question Zuluis, Miguel Salgado, wherever
you are, have a good day, good afternoon, good night, blessings
for all. See you soon, be some ta.