
In this candid monologue, Mauro Stendel reflects on a period in his life when he took on the responsibility of giving work to friends from his neighborhood, effectively carrying their burdens on his back. He describes how this self‑sacrificial approach placed everyone on a metaphorical throne, leaving him to work for the benefit of others. Over time, he realized the unsustainable nature of this dynamic and began to prioritize his own career and personal growth. This shift caused friction with former friends, who began to label him a "hijo de puta" (asshole). Mauro acknowledges that such criticism is a natural consequence of setting boundaries and focusing on self‑development, and he ultimately accepts that being perceived negatively by some is part of the path to continued success.










