Con 27 años lideraba un equipo de 25 personas… y tomaba pastillas para dormir.
21 Jan 2026 · 0 min

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In this short YouTube dialogue, Speaker A reflects on the intense pressure of leading a 25‑person team at the age of 27, confessing that the stress drove him to take sleeping pills. Speaker B adds that society equates such external signs—large staff, investors, awards—with success, which can boost the ego but masks deeper uncertainty. Both speakers describe a persistent feeling of being in a limbo, constantly questioning whether the venture will succeed, especially given a lack of stable financing, leading to a chaotic, anxiety‑filled daily experience.










