La Vida Real - Profesiones.

Chapter 2: The Trap of the Urgent By  Sergio Cano  | Bitacorastudios - La vida real profesiones The next morning, a crisp January Monday appeared ordinary to those who cannot see beyond what lies right before their eyes. Don Elias began his day with the calm of someone who has tamed time itself: he tidied his room, prepared a simple yet nutritious breakfast, and scanned the newspaper to take the pulse of the world. Later, he took his favorite jacket to the local dry cleaner. It was an establishment with the kind of prestige and renown that can only be earned through years of constant effort and a stubborn adaptation to change. There reigned his friend Don Luciano, a man of Sicilian descent slightly younger than Elias, whose family had emigrated in difficult years seeking new horizons. Luciano possessed a natural shrewdness for business and a sense of humor that could cut through any tension. Don Elias loved visiting him; he would often invent a garment to be cleaned just to en...