¿Problemas o Virtudes?

¿Son realmente tus defectos un problema?

Toda mi vida me llamaron olvidadiza, desastre...
Pero, ¿realmente esos aspectos de mi vida solo causan conflictos?
El olvido puede crear concentración. A lo largo de un proyecto importante olvidar ciertos eventos e incluso a ciertas personas te hace olvidar distracciones y problemas de tu día a día, te permite concentrarte 100% en el trabajo y dar lo mejor de ti.
Lo bueno de estos "defectos" es que recorren la vida junto a ti y todas las verdaderas personas importantes los conocen, aceptan e incluso te ayudan a superarlos poco a poco.
Sí, puede ser malo, pero también pueden ser buenos si sabemos utilizarlos a nuestro favor.

Con esto llegamos al segundo punto, ¿desastre?
Como futura diseñadora de interiores me opongo a considerar esto como ofensivo.
La creatividad se presenta de muchas maneras y en mi caso una de ellas es el desorden, porque muchas veces preocuparse por el orden te aparta de tu labor principal y también lo podríamos considerar como un defecto.
Mis proyectos a veces son la unión de numerosos desordenes y no por ello son peores que otros , al contrario, son igualmente inspiradores ya que cuanto más necesitas pensar mas fluye dentro de ti esa inspiración y cuanto más divertido resulta el proceso, más profesional acaba siendo el resultado.
De aquí mis conclusiones, nunca dejéis que esos defectos que muchos consideran problemáticos os impidan ser grandes profesionales y mejores personas en la vida.
Vosotros tenéis el control de decidir qué os afecta y qué consejos seguir y cuáles rechazar.

VOSOTROS TENÉIS LAS RIENDAS, es hora de tomarlas y demostrarle al mundo que a pesar de los fallos y los impedimentos podéis llegar muy lejos y realizar todos vuestros propósitos.


Translation by Google Translate:

Are your defects really a problem?

All my life they called me forgetful, disaster ...
But do these aspects of my life really only cause conflicts?
Forgetting can create concentration. Throughout an important project forgetting certain events and even certain people makes you forget distractions and problems of your day to day, allows you to concentrate 100% on work and do your best.
The good thing about these "defects" is that they travel through life with you and all the real important people know them, accept them and even help you overcome them little by little.
Yes, it can be bad, but they can also be good if we know how to use them in our favor.

Second, disaster?
As a future interior designer I oppose considering this as offensive.
Creativity is presented in many ways and in my case one of them is disorder, because many times worrying about order separates you from your main task and we could also consider it as a defect.
My projects are sometimes the union of numerous disorders and they are not worse than others, on the contrary, they are equally inspiring since the more you need to think the more that inspiration flows within you and the more fun the process is, the more professional it ends up being the result.
In conclusion, never let those defects that many consider problematic prevent you from being great professionals and better people in life.
You have the control of deciding what affects you and what advice to follow and which ones to reject.


YOU HAVE CONTROL, it is time to take them and show the world that in spite of failures and impediments you can go very far and fulfill all your purposes.

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