¿Cuántos de acá pueden genuinamente decir que se aman a ustedes mismos? hasta hace 5 años yo hubiese dicho, "Yo yo me amo a mí misma porque había por lo menos una parte de mi vida que estaba segura que amaba mi discapacidad. " Y mi amor por mi discapacidad no tenía límites, iba más allá de los límites. Eso es lo que creía yo. Pero la verdad es que para ir más allá de los límites, primero tienes que conocerlos. Y yo todavía no los conocía. No sé si se habrán dado cuenta, pero yo tengo una discapacidad. Me cu ...

Core Argument - The speaker argues that societal changes have negatively impacted the ability to form healthy relationships, leading to a lack of self-understanding and reliance on defense mechanisms [1][2] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of self-knowledge and understanding one's own "user manual" to create genuine connections, rather than relying on defense mechanisms [2] - The speaker criticizes the romanticized view of relationships presented by media, which leads to unrealistic expectations and the repetition of unhealthy patterns [3] Psychological Insights - The speaker introduces the concept of "traumatic compatibility," where individuals are drawn to partners who trigger their defense mechanisms, perpetuating unhealthy relationship dynamics [9][10][11] - The speaker highlights the limitations of traditional therapy, which often focuses on identifying patterns without providing a roadmap for personal growth and self-understanding [5] - The speaker advocates for a holistic approach that combines trauma resolution with an understanding of one's biological temperament to foster self-awareness and healthier relationships [5][13][14] RGP Development's Approach - RGP Development emphasizes the importance of working on oneself before entering relationships, providing a "map" for self-discovery and personal growth [5] - RGP Development aims to empower individuals to become "self-cleaning ovens" who don't require constant therapy or guidance [23] - RGP Development utilizes the understanding of human biotypes to help individuals understand their strengths, weaknesses, and needs in relationships [22][23][24]

Muchas gracias. Yo también quiero decirles que es mi primera conferencia y estaba ahí parada y gracias y dije algo que lo van a ver ahora al final de toda esta presentación que fue, vamos, vos podés con todo si te lo proponés. Así que eso fue lo que yo me dije y bueno, lo van a escuchar y se los voy a decir yo al final de esta charla.Primero quiero contarles algo. Les voy a hablar de cómo para lograr un amor bonito, cómo para lograr mejorar mis relaciones, mi entorno y todo, tuve que aprender a darme ese am ...

Self-Love and Personal Growth - The speech emphasizes that true self-love is not about achieving societal standards like wealth or perfect relationships, but about embracing past versions of oneself [3][4] - It highlights the importance of acknowledging and processing past experiences, including mistakes and pain, to facilitate personal growth [4][5] - The speech suggests reframing perspectives on past events, understanding them without justification, and practicing forgiveness to release their control [5][6][7][8][9] - Healing is presented as a continuous process of self-election and learning, rather than a one-time event [10][11] Mind, Body, and Emotions - The speech identifies the mind as a source of repetitive and often negative thoughts, with approximately 95% of daily thoughts being repetitive and 80-85% being negative [12] - It encourages focusing the mind and being present, using an exercise to demonstrate how attention shapes reality [13][14] - The speech briefly touches on the body's role in expressing emotions, noting that approximately 70% of diseases are emotional somatizations [20][21] - It concludes with a guided visualization exercise to release past burdens and embrace self-compassion [23][24][25][26][27] Future and Value - The speech advocates for creating one's future by trusting initial thoughts and actively shaping the path forward [16] - It underscores the intrinsic value of life, suggesting that waking up each day is worth more than 100 million pesos, and encourages individuals to value and choose themselves [27][28]

[Aplausos] Muchas gracias, muchas gracias por recibirme. Bueno, pues también es mi primer conferencia o plática de este tipo. Entonces ahí les voy a pedir su paciencia y colaboración, ¿no.Bueno, primeramente vemos aquí eh la palabra haz lo posible, ¿no. Haz lo posible. Y bueno, no trae los signos de admiración. Algunos se preguntarán porque le faltaron los signos de admiración. Es que esos signos de admiración quiero que se los pongamos nosotros porque cambia mucho.Cambia mucho cuando decimos, "Haz lo posib ...

Self-Empowerment & Personal Growth - The speaker emphasizes the importance of progress over perfection, encouraging the audience to overcome fear and self-doubt to pursue their dreams [2] - The speech highlights the significance of self-belief and positive self-talk, challenging the tendency to be overly critical of oneself [5] - The speaker shares a personal journey of overcoming limitations and rediscovering inner strength, emphasizing the importance of self-care and prioritizing oneself [6][7][8] - The speaker identifies motherhood, body image, and impatience as self-imposed limitations that hindered personal growth [9][15][17] - The speech underscores the importance of embracing the process of personal growth and not allowing frustration to paralyze progress [17][18] Overcoming Obstacles & Achieving Goals - The speaker stresses the need to challenge self-limiting beliefs and societal pressures to achieve desired outcomes [18] - The speech advocates for taking responsibility for one's actions and making changes to improve oneself, both internally and externally [18] - The speaker encourages the audience to act with confidence and effort, believing that their dreams can be achieved with the help of the universe [21] - The speech concludes with a call to action, urging the audience to embrace their potential and pursue their dreams without hesitation [21]

Core Message - Selling, when done correctly with a good product/service and intention to serve, is the greatest expression of love, involving exposure to rejection to serve others [2] - The ability to sell impacts perception, communication of ideas, relationships, finances, and ultimately, the achievement of dreams [3] - The key to successful selling lies in self-love, which is often hindered by two prevalent misconceptions [3] Misconceptions Hindering Self-Love in Sales - The first misconception is that one's past defines their actions, a concept popularized by Freudian psychoanalysis, which can lead to justification rather than transcendence of traumas [4] - An alternative perspective, Adlerian psychology, suggests that present goals determine future actions, emphasizing responsibility and living in the present [4][5] - The second misconception is that if something feels good, it must be good, leading to avoidance of necessary but uncomfortable actions [7][8] Philosophies on Pleasure and Responsibility - Epicureanism promotes simple pleasure as the key to happiness, while Christianity emphasizes sacrifice for a greater future [10][11] - Humanity tends to create philosophies of quick pleasure and justification, often avoiding the weight of responsibility [13] - Responsibility equates to growth, and growth equates to lasting happiness, enabling the construction of incredible sales, relationships, and a fulfilling life [15]