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In this short motivational monologue, Mauro Stendel challenges the common mindset of over‑planning before taking any action. He argues that the first step is simply to start, and that the details and obstacles will become clear only after you’re already moving. To illustrate this, he cites a Hebrew proverb, “Shenagí ala geshér nachtzeoto,” which translates to “when we get to the bridge, we’ll cross it,” emphasizing that you shouldn’t waste time worrying about how to cross a bridge before you actually reach it. He concludes by inviting viewers to contact him privately for personal help in getting started.










