domain encyclobjects.com.<\/strong><\/p>\nI have to confess that the beginnings were hard<\/strong>, very hard<\/strong>. Long hours of reading<\/strong>, studying<\/strong>, tests<\/strong>, consultations<\/strong>…, come on, non-stop. There were times when I said, “This is too much for me,”<\/em> but, I don’t know how to explain it, he always answered me with the same phrase , “Nothing is impossible,”<\/strong> and he kept going.<\/p>\nThe beginnings were a bit anarchic<\/strong>, I looked at the design<\/strong>, the first purposes<\/strong>, the technical, legal<\/strong> and formal<\/strong> requirements<\/strong> that had to be met, in short, a puzzle just out of the bag<\/strong>. Over time, I learned many things: analyzing<\/strong>, prioritizing<\/strong>, making schemes<\/strong>, developing routines<\/strong>, increasing patience<\/strong>, reading slowly<\/strong>, trying again and again<\/strong>, etc… I became, unintentionally, the student I never was<\/strong>, with a good attitude<\/strong>, methodical<\/strong>, rigorous and<\/strong> empathetic.<\/strong><\/p>\nIn this way I learned to be better, a<\/strong> better student<\/strong>, a better professional<\/strong> and…, I don’t want to hide it…, a better person<\/strong>. Yes, I banished vehemence<\/strong>, arrogance<\/strong> , and discouragement<\/strong> and exchanged them for knowledge<\/strong>, attention<\/strong> , and self-esteem<\/strong>. Thanks to these changes, among others, I have come this far.<\/p>\nIn short: attitude<\/strong>, empathy<\/strong>, method and<\/strong> rigor<\/strong>.<\/p>\nThe future?<\/strong> As my father said, he will come tomorrow<\/strong>, it is something unattainable today but we will be able to achieve something later, it depends on what we have planned. That’s why, in this project, I always established medium and long-term plans<\/strong> (I’ve never been in a hurry), knowing my limitations<\/strong> (intellectual and economic) and evaluating the chances of success<\/strong>.<\/p>\nWhat I set out to do at the beginning I have fulfilled<\/strong>: I do what I like<\/strong> and I disseminate my articles to anyone who wants to read them<\/strong>. I am not a slave to anyone<\/strong>, I do not obey economic, political<\/strong> or social<\/strong> criteria<\/strong>. I do not belong to any current<\/strong> or business group<\/strong> and I express my ideas with absolute freedom<\/strong>. The future?<\/strong> I intend to keep it that way: publish the content I like<\/strong>, cover the costs of the magazine as much as possible<\/strong> and be useful to my readers<\/strong>. They will decide the place I should occupy<\/strong>, simple as that.<\/p>\n