VALES MÁS POR EL VALOR QUE POR EL TIEMPO QUE DAS
18 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this short motivational monologue, Mauro Stendel argues that a person's market value is determined by external demand and validation rather than the amount of time they invest or their intrinsic goodness. He illustrates the paradox where highly talented individuals may earn very little while less competent people command higher fees, attributing this to the level of public validation they receive. Stendel concludes with a two‑part prescription: first, develop genuine skill; second, make that skill visible so that others recognize and validate it, because unrecognized talent remains unpaid.










