Margarita Pasos

And then you cannot make money. It's because your creative subconscious is keeping you.

And then you cannot make money. It's because your creative subconscious is keeping you.

And then you cannot make money. It's because your creative subconscious is keeping you.

To the oven and then, mom, why did you do that? Because my mom used to do that. So she went to ask the grandmother, right? And then because my mom used to do that, when she went to the great grandmother said, oh, because my cooking container was so small. So I had to cut the borders. But we repeat things without even knowing if they make sense.

To the oven and then, mom, why did you do that? Because my mom used to do that. So she went to ask the grandmother, right? And then because my mom used to do that, when she went to the great grandmother said, oh, because my cooking container was so small. So I had to cut the borders. But we repeat things without even knowing if they make sense.

To the oven and then, mom, why did you do that? Because my mom used to do that. So she went to ask the grandmother, right? And then because my mom used to do that, when she went to the great grandmother said, oh, because my cooking container was so small. So I had to cut the borders. But we repeat things without even knowing if they make sense.

Yes. You mean the legacy show?

Yes. You mean the legacy show?

Yes. You mean the legacy show?

Oh, the documentary. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sorry, sorry.

Oh, the documentary. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sorry, sorry.

Oh, the documentary. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sorry, sorry.

Yes, it's a documentary. The name is Conversations With Yourself. It has a little bit of my story and my husband's and how we met because my husband come from a very abusive. He had a very abusive father. Well, he's still alive, but he was severely abused when he was little. So he turned to sports and then he broke his back. So he turned to drugs.

Yes, it's a documentary. The name is Conversations With Yourself. It has a little bit of my story and my husband's and how we met because my husband come from a very abusive. He had a very abusive father. Well, he's still alive, but he was severely abused when he was little. So he turned to sports and then he broke his back. So he turned to drugs.

Yes, it's a documentary. The name is Conversations With Yourself. It has a little bit of my story and my husband's and how we met because my husband come from a very abusive. He had a very abusive father. Well, he's still alive, but he was severely abused when he was little. So he turned to sports and then he broke his back. So he turned to drugs.

and then when uh nobody gave like a penny for him he changed his life around with um he saw a commercial for tony robbins and bought the cassette tapes i think you weren't born yet no no i've heard about them yeah and then my story was growing up in the most violent uh city in the world and and so when we meet he was already into like personal development

and then when uh nobody gave like a penny for him he changed his life around with um he saw a commercial for tony robbins and bought the cassette tapes i think you weren't born yet no no i've heard about them yeah and then my story was growing up in the most violent uh city in the world and and so when we meet he was already into like personal development

and then when uh nobody gave like a penny for him he changed his life around with um he saw a commercial for tony robbins and bought the cassette tapes i think you weren't born yet no no i've heard about them yeah and then my story was growing up in the most violent uh city in the world and and so when we meet he was already into like personal development

But when I crashed emotionally and I really wanted to die was when he started talking to me and reading to me about, he asked me with a book, he said, what's the person you talk to the most? And I said, you. And he said, no, it's you. And I said, that was like the biggest aha moment in my life.

But when I crashed emotionally and I really wanted to die was when he started talking to me and reading to me about, he asked me with a book, he said, what's the person you talk to the most? And I said, you. And he said, no, it's you. And I said, that was like the biggest aha moment in my life.