Quebrando el cero (119): Un Llamado A Todos Los Infelices

He decidido hacer un llamado a todos los infelices para que despierten, y para hacerles saber que solo tienen una vida. No más.

Allan Porras

17 Apr 2021 — 1 min read

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Definitivamente este mundo pertenece a los valientes, que toman decisiones arriesgadas sin importar lo que llegara a pasar... con la única premisa de disfrutar el camino. ¿Recuerdas a algún cobarde que, por miedo a actuar, quedó en la historia y en el recuerdo de todos? No! porque nadie recuerda a los cobardes.

He decidido hacer un llamado a todos los infelices para que despierten, y para hacerles saber que solo tienen una vida. No más.

Entonces lo que sea que esté bloqueando tu felicidad, ¡mandala al carajo! y empieza a vivir tu vida (no la de otros) ahora mismo.

Renuncia a tu trabajo, termina tu relación amorosa, estudia lo que por fin te gusta. Carajo!!

Espero que este episodio sea un bombazo de ilusiones y fuerza, porque la necesitas.

Recuerda que puedes escuchar la version solo audio desde tu plataforma de podcast favorita (Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts o Spotify)... inclusive desde un parlante inteligente como Google Home o Amazon Alexa.

Quebrando El Cero es el mejor podcast en español de liderazgo y negocios; dirigido por Allan Porras (@alpocr), fundador y CEO de 4Geeks, quien el aporta una dosis de experiencia y honestidad brutal.

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