La mayoría de las personas no se empobrece por falta de dinero.
26 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this motivational monologue, Helena Soto argues that most people become impoverished not because they lack money, but because of how they interpret events in their lives. She claims that when setbacks occur, many people complain and stop, whereas successful, wealthy individuals view failure as a form of play, falling as a sign of movement, and pain as evidence of growth. Soto emphasizes that life rewards those who learn to use problems to their advantage rather than avoid them, and that a shift in mindset is essential to “play in another league.”










