Iztapalapa

Justo.

Que, que muchas veces yo a través de todos estos años he, he estado en Iztapalapa, en, en, en un altar de la Santa Muerte.

E-entrevisté a Martina, a la señora Martina Vargas.

Mhm.

And my path was to live in Las Casas, which was one of the cities that I had.

But when I was 25 years old, my compadre Guillermo López Ramírez and I, who have been in society for many years, we had access to a person who was born in Iztapalapa.

We call him El Chilango, the only known of the known of the known of the known who was born in Iztapalapa, a marginal neighborhood.

He was born poor and today he owns a bank in this country.

And so I asked myself this question.

Well, and if I go with him and ask him to give me a mentoring, to teach me, at that moment all the books that I had heard, I read The Unlimited Power by Tony Robbins, and that book said that he met Jim Rohn and that Jim Rohn, when he saw him, changed his life and told him, if you change your thoughts, change your behavior, change your decisions, change your life, change your thoughts, change your life.

And that allowed me, so I said, okay, and how do I have a mentor? Where do I find a mentor? And my logic told me, A ver, no sé si ustedes les pensarían igual.

Si este hombre creció en Iztapalapa, yo sé de dónde, porque tengo familia allá, sé de qué casa tenía, sé de dónde viene, yo soy dueño de un banco en este país, y vale miles de millones de pesos, este hombre sabe algo.