Margarita Pasos
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90 degrees.
Barely. And we were the first ones to get in, the last ones to get out, the last ones to get paid, right?
Barely. And we were the first ones to get in, the last ones to get out, the last ones to get paid, right?
Barely. And we were the first ones to get in, the last ones to get out, the last ones to get paid, right?
Well, right now we have a company that's on personal development. So we scale businesses in Spanish. We're going to transition now. We're going to do the crossover to English. But we help them get to seven and eight figures. And we work a lot first with the leader, the founder, the mentality, the programming of their minds, their EQ. And then we have like a whole scaling process for them.
Well, right now we have a company that's on personal development. So we scale businesses in Spanish. We're going to transition now. We're going to do the crossover to English. But we help them get to seven and eight figures. And we work a lot first with the leader, the founder, the mentality, the programming of their minds, their EQ. And then we have like a whole scaling process for them.
Well, right now we have a company that's on personal development. So we scale businesses in Spanish. We're going to transition now. We're going to do the crossover to English. But we help them get to seven and eight figures. And we work a lot first with the leader, the founder, the mentality, the programming of their minds, their EQ. And then we have like a whole scaling process for them.
And we have... The headquarters we're going to open here in Miami. We just bought a building and then we have offices in Colombia and in Nicaragua.
And we have... The headquarters we're going to open here in Miami. We just bought a building and then we have offices in Colombia and in Nicaragua.
And we have... The headquarters we're going to open here in Miami. We just bought a building and then we have offices in Colombia and in Nicaragua.
Well, it was fun. It didn't make us much money, but it was a lot of fun because it was in Nicaragua. And it was kind of like an Oprah Winfrey style talk show.
Well, it was fun. It didn't make us much money, but it was a lot of fun because it was in Nicaragua. And it was kind of like an Oprah Winfrey style talk show.
Well, it was fun. It didn't make us much money, but it was a lot of fun because it was in Nicaragua. And it was kind of like an Oprah Winfrey style talk show.
But we did a lot of investigative reports. We found people that were missing, which was really cool. I mean, we would cry, but good tears. We did a lot of good, I think, with the show. And the Nicaraguans were so good to me. That's a country that's very dear to my heart. Like I said, I'm from Colombia, but my husband's Nicaraguan.
But we did a lot of investigative reports. We found people that were missing, which was really cool. I mean, we would cry, but good tears. We did a lot of good, I think, with the show. And the Nicaraguans were so good to me. That's a country that's very dear to my heart. Like I said, I'm from Colombia, but my husband's Nicaraguan.
But we did a lot of investigative reports. We found people that were missing, which was really cool. I mean, we would cry, but good tears. We did a lot of good, I think, with the show. And the Nicaraguans were so good to me. That's a country that's very dear to my heart. Like I said, I'm from Colombia, but my husband's Nicaraguan.
But at the end, you know, the advertising budget of the whole country is very small.
But at the end, you know, the advertising budget of the whole country is very small.
But at the end, you know, the advertising budget of the whole country is very small.
And our production was very expensive. We managed to get it in the U.S. in some cable networks. But after 13 years, we had to close it. So that was like... Failed in enterprise number three.