TODOS TE QUIEREN VER BIEN PERO NO MEJOR QUE ELLOS

In this Spanish‑language monologue, Mauro Stendel shares a personal maxim he received from a childhood friend: “Everyone wants to see you doing well, but not better than them.” He explains that people who truly care for you often support you when you’re starting out, but once you begin to succeed, their attitude can shift from encouragement to subtle sabotage or mockery. Drawing on his own experience of hiring and trying to help many childhood friends, Mauro emphasizes that this change in behavior is not driven by hatred but by the discomfort of seeing someone surpass them. He cautions listeners to be aware of this turning point—when you cross the line of success—so you can recognize when supportive relationships may become obstructive, without suggesting distrust of all close ones.










