Is not easy to define ourselves, it's even more complicated to capture your attention enough to make you read this page until the end and even then you will only have a remote idea of who I am, that will be based more in you assumptions than in the real me, you will end up with your own perception of me. I am behind a screen, behind those word and I remain intangible for you. Even so, I will try to do my best to release a little of myself in this page.
I am one of those people who focuses on the positive side of things, I am the type of person who always tries to see the glass half full. I try to focus on the problems that I can solve within my reach. I prefer to take small, safe steps even though I sometimes get impatient. I have more dreams and "lives" in the pipeline than years to realize them all. I like to learn, over the years and with experience I have realized that the best learning is what I have learned from mistakes, that question that I answered wrong in that exam, that wrong path, was the answer that in the end I retained and that wrong path forced me to buy a GPS (either metaphorically or literally). In both cases it is progress.
I am one of those people who likes to laugh even at themselves and that doesn't mean that I don't know how to take things seriously, but that I prefer to put problems into perspective.
When faced with a problem, I will always focus on the solution. I'm going to try to find ways to solve it, I'm going to put all my effort and creativity into it, until I find a solution.
I am not one of those people who just stand there looking at the problem and complaining.
And when it cames to those countless problems in life that unfortunately I cannot solve, they are not going to worry me either.
Last but not least, I live grateful, grateful to my mother who taught me to be positive, to my father who taught me to be resilient to fight and not settle, to my daughters who have taught me to be patient, to my friends who accept me and value me as I am, I'm grateful for being lucky enough to live in a free country, to have had the opportunity to study, to have been born in a time when our world is increasingly tolerant and I will work from my corner to contribute to that even more.