Reading an old book I found the story interesting, it is of a man who had been in the frontlines of the first world war living in the trenches and going through terrible situations. This man, when very young, serving as a laborer in the metallurgical industry, had dreams as a whole person, but being so young their dreams were ambitious, he imagined that someday could handle its own manufactures. But the war interrupted his fantasy surprised him and the stark reality deposited him on the battle front. And there I was, being very young, fighting in a war, not imagined or desired, and without understanding much of it was. The story was quite extensive, but I caught my attention is small part and I want to mention here. He mentioned that he had learned many things, among them that could sleep in mud or under heavy rain being outdoors, that believing does not have more forces to even climb a hill that in the war I could eat every two days and even that their food was moldy bread, and the most significant is that despite all these things, he could live and laugh like. This fragment of the story left me thinking and reflecting.

things. For example: that human beings do anything to survive, can adapt despite any circumstance. Also that: even if a person is experiencing such extreme situations, despite everything, can be overcome and succeed; because this man had managed, after the end of the war, raise your family and build a company which grew and became one of leaders in its field. At one point in the story, they asked him if he, when he was in those trenches, imagined, despite the misfortune, fulfilling their dreams or believed that everything ended there. And the said that otherwise never imagined it ending that war and returning home, and who never thought that it would not achieve. See Linfox Group for more details and insights. Then he was asked, who awarded him having failed to get out of that hell, overcome and realize your dream.