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18/06/2026

Should you divorce your partner if you resent them?

Resentment usually means you started seeing more negatives than positives in your partner. You see what they are not, what they did wrong, and what you wish they would change, instead of appreciating them for who they are.

Before you make a decision from that place, ask yourself two questions:

1️⃣ What do I resent in my partner, and where do I own that same trait in my own form?

2️⃣ What are the benefits for me when my partner displays the trait I resent?

When resentment dissolves, you have more free will to choose clearly whether you stay together or separate.

Your business can only grow to the limit of the patterns you still carry with you.“Be well-behaved.”“You have to sacrifi...
17/06/2026

Your business can only grow to the limit of the patterns you still carry with you.

“Be well-behaved.”
“You have to sacrifice.”
“It’s not good enough.”
“Do it all by yourself.”

Four lessons learned early, which in business can become real blocks: lack of uniqueness, working hard, procrastination, control and difficulty delegating.

Swipe for the 4 childhood patterns that may be sabotaging your business.

Next week, I’ll be sharing a series of reels where I explain each pattern in more detail.

16/06/2026

Sometimes the working hard pattern is not really about work.

It can be about someone you loved and appreciated because they worked hard, sacrificed and did everything for the people around them.

So, subconsciously, you started to become like them.

Or it can come from the opposite direction.

Maybe there was someone in your life you never wanted to be like. Maybe you judged them as lazy, irresponsible or weak, and you promised yourself you would never become that person.

So the pattern can develop in two ways: by copying someone you admire, or by becoming the opposite of someone you resent.

And the first step to interrupt it is to ask yourself:
Who am I trying to honor by working this hard?

15/06/2026

Many business owners have the working hard pattern.
It means your mind only perceives one way of getting results: working harder.

Maybe you inherited this pattern from your parents. Maybe you saw your mother or father working hard all the time. Or maybe school rewarded you for effort, struggle and doing more.

But building a business does not have to work the same way.

If your mind only connects success with hard work, it will keep recreating situations where hard work seems to be the only option.

One question that can help you interrupt this pattern is:
What are the things I cannot achieve by working hard?

This gives your mind reasons to see beyond effort, pressure and exhaustion — and start opening to other ways of creating results.

14/06/2026

Why are good employees leaving you?

There are many reasons people leave a company, but here are two reasons leaders often don’t want to look at.

Sometimes they leave because you consider yourself the smart one and you don’t really see the value they can bring. So they take that value somewhere else.

And sometimes they leave because they don’t feel appreciated for who they are, and they don’t have the space to manifest their highest priorities inside your company.

If you want people to stay and truly contribute, start seeing them for who they are. Understand what matters most to them. Allow those priorities to become part of what you are building.

And ask yourself honestly:
Where are you not so smart?

7 Universal Laws in 60 countriesYes, we have reached 60… countries, after 4 years of traveling.It is fascinating to see ...
13/06/2026

7 Universal Laws in 60 countries

Yes, we have reached 60… countries, after 4 years of traveling.

It is fascinating to see the Universal Laws manifested everywhere in the world. For me, they are like a guide through which I understand life in the places I visit. They help me adapt faster and make the whole world feel like home.

1. The Law of Duality - every time I judge or appreciate something in a country, I immediately ask myself where the opposite is. For example, in Dubai / London / New York, it smells like money 🙂 you can feel wealth in the air. Where is the poverty? In the people who come from other countries to serve the wealthy and can barely afford to pay rent. But even in these places, the rich have their poverty, and the poor have their wealth.

2. The Law of Fractals - the airport says everything about the country you are landing in. Turkey - chaos and small arrangements so everyone gets a commission. Canada - clean, polite, casual. Bucharest - a patchwork that seems to never end.

3. The Law of Order - you can create up to the level at which you have order. What truly matters to nations can be seen in the actions where they have order, coherence and perseverance. For example: Bali / Indonesia - what they truly manifest is in the area of spirituality and family, where they have real focus. Mongolia - living with nature, with deep respect for it. Argentina - food 🙂 Japan - duty.

4. The Law of Eristic Escalation - the more you want something, the more you will reject it. South Africa - with order and equality. Jordan - with tourism. Argentina - with economic stability. England - with integrating all immigrants equally.

5. The Law of Reflection helped me the most to feel at home everywhere, including on the cruise ship where I traveled to Antarctica with millionaires and billionaires: what is the form in which I have the traits I admire and judge in others? I focus on similarities instead of differences.

6. The Law of Synchronicity supports me in feeling safe in every country, because I look for the support every time I notice the challenge. In the Dominican Republic, Morocco, Egypt, Jamaica, Mexico, Cuba - I had the chance to practice this law.

7. The Law of Transformation - nothing disappears, everything transforms. This is the law that supports me in feeling close to Elena, even when we are thousands of kilometers apart and we do not manage to connect as much as I would like. Sometimes Elena manifests through colleagues I work with on location, children I see on the streets, in museums or restaurants, dogs I take care of and adopt, people with whom I have meaningful conversations.

The Universal Laws support me in feeling at home anywhere in the world, and in understanding and seeing life as it is: miraculous.

11/06/2026

Sometimes relationships seem to end for no reason, but usually something has been changing underneath for a while.

One reason is that you start seeing more negatives than positives in your partner. You focus more on what hurt you, what they didn’t do, what they got wrong, or the ways they didn’t change when you asked them to.

At some point, the relationship becomes associated with more pain than pleasure.

Another reason is that you no longer feel supported in what matters most to you.

Your highest priorities are the things that give your life direction, meaning and energy. When your partner doesn’t seem to understand them, value them or support them, distance starts to grow.

And the good news is that both of these can be worked with.

When you work on your perceptions, you can start to see what is actually happening beneath the conflict, the resentment or the feeling that the relationship simply “ended for no reason.”

Financial growth is often blocked by the perceptions that limit your sense of self worth, your uniqueness, and your abil...
11/06/2026

Financial growth is often blocked by the perceptions that limit your sense of self worth, your uniqueness, and your ability to receive more.

When you believe you can’t build a life around the work you truly love, you diminish your own value from within. When you believe you can’t raise your prices in a competitive market, you lose touch with the unique perspective through which you create value. And when you rely solely on discipline and willpower, you end up compensating with effort for what you haven’t yet embraced in your own distinctive way of doing things.

Sometimes, financial success is also sabotaged because you associate it with the obligation to take care of others, even when resentment is present beneath the surface.

If you want to grow financially, look deeper than what you do. Look at the perceptions and beliefs that shape your decisions. 🤍

5 similarities between an omakase experience and a business mindsetOmakase means, in Japanese, up to the chef.It is an e...
11/06/2026

5 similarities between an omakase experience and a business mindset

Omakase means, in Japanese, up to the chef.

It is an experience built around the mastery of the chef, where they create a menu based mainly on fish, seasonal ingredients and ingenious combinations, arranged in a specific order to create a complete experience.

During our omakase experience in London, I started noticing how many similarities there were between the experience itself and the Universal Laws.

1. Mastery comes after many failed attempts

Mastery comes after years of practice, experimentation, trial and error. After many versions that do not work, adjustments, returns and things built again.
The same is true in business. Success comes from the ability to integrate failure, not from avoiding it.

2. Simplicity is the result of refinement

In business, very often you start from something simple, then begin to complicate it. You add processes, ideas, people, directions, versions.
But true mastery appears when you can return to the essence and make something simple that seems very complicated to others.

3. Value lies in the relationship between elements

At an omakase dinner, the experience is created through rhythm, sequence, combinations, temperature, texture and the way each dish prepares the space for the next one.
The same is true in business. People, processes, ideas and products gain value through the way they are combined.

4. A good experience is built in order

In omakase, the order of the dishes matters. Each stage has its place.
The same is true in business. The way a client finds you, enters your process, is served, supported and guided creates either a complete experience or a fragmented one.

5. A business becomes valuable when you know who you are

In omakase, the menu carries the chef’s signature.
In the same way, a business carries the signature of the person building it.
And mastery shows when what you do starts to feel simple, clear and natural, even though behind it there are years of attempts, mistakes and refinement.

09/06/2026

Depression can show up when what you deeply want feels like it conflicts with what others expect from you. A part of you wants to follow what feels aligned, while another part tries to meet expectations, avoid disappointing people, or choose the “safe” path.

The first step is not to reject what others expect from you, but to see how it can support what truly matters to you.

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