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In this monologue, Mauro Stendel laments the challenges he faces as an employer due to a prevailing youth culture that seeks quick money. He recounts having taught over 60,000 people how to launch online stores, noting that many of these young entrepreneurs experience brief growth, earn modest revenues ($15,000‑$20,000), and then incur debt to purchase cars for social‑media bragging. Stendel criticizes the superficial pursuit of wealth, the romanticization of entrepreneurship, and the difficulty of managing a workforce steeped in this mindset. He emphasizes that while success is glorified, the hard work and process behind it are often ignored, a reality he strives to highlight.










