Greetings and blessings, my dear Ladies of Hive. I hope you are doing very well with abundant health and well-being, and that this is a week of profit and many accomplishments.

I share my participation in the #191 edition of the contest to which the Ladies of Hive invite us, weekly. In this opportunity, I am going to answer the questions that @priyanarc has left us for this week:

1️⃣ If you had the opportunity to offer guidance and wisdom to your younger self, what insights or recommendations would you share?

2️⃣ Reflecting on your personal journey, what accomplishments stand out as your proudest moments?

Reading the first question, I remembered @sofiaquino98's publication, in which he invited us to do the exercise of the magic ball imagining that our future self communicates with our present self. An enriching exercise that he left us in this publication and I invite you to do.

Now, I do the opposite exercise to speak to my past self with the wisdom that comes with the passage of time. If I had the opportunity to guide the Aurodivys of yesterday, many years ago, the first thing I would tell her is to listen to her inner voice and to always follow her passion, to be true to what she desires most in the bottom of her heart and to follow that dream she has in mind until she makes it come true.

I would advise the Aurodivys 20 year old not to be afraid to do what she wants for the sake of not making mistakes, I would tell her that mistakes are an opportunity to learn and to grow as human beings, and to see fear as the impetus to move forward.


I would recommend to the Aurodivys 30 year old to think more about herself, to put herself first on her list of priorities, as it is not a selfish way to live, but the only way to be well and at peace with herself.

To the Aurodivys 40 year old I would congratulate her on her achievements, because even though she has encountered obstacles along the way and stumbled several times, she has always picked herself up with pride and continued with her eyes fixed on the horizon in search of her integral well-being. I would embrace her and tell her not to underestimate what she has achieved and not to think about what could not be achieved.

Now in her 50s, I am with the Aurodivys who wants to live fully present, who wants to be her priority always and who wants to continue to learn and achieve other goals she has set for herself so that the Aurodivys of the future will be proud and happy to find herself at a point of balance for both of them.

Regarding the second question, I would highlight as my proudest moments those in which I have achieved what I have set out to do. On a professional level, the achievement of professional goals and the recognition for the work done and the satisfaction that my teaching work has given me over 25 years.

On a personal level, I am proud of everything I have learned and the experiences I have had that have enriched me as a human being. My greatest pride is having a great family. A united, wonderful and very loving family that embraces me and supports me at all times. And my daughter, the best gift of my life.