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In this Spanish monologue, the speaker argues that true bravery is not the absence of fear but acting despite it. He contrasts the immortal, invulnerable Superman—who, according to Roberto Gómez Bolaños, is not a hero because his actions lack risk—with the clumsy, fearful Chapulín Colorado, who embodies heroism by helping others while afraid. The speaker emphasizes that courage requires constantly moving into the uncomfortable zone, illustrating this with his own entrepreneurial venture: purchasing the headquarters for “Pasos al Éxito” in Miami, a decision that feels frightening because it is new and risky. He concludes that repeated steps beyond comfort foster personal growth.










