Who We Serve

An entrepreneur is someone who paves their own way; throughout their professional career, they acquire the appropriate training, as well as recognize their talents and weaknesses. At a certain point in their life, they realize that control and fear of failure are a simple illusion and decide to start their journey alone or with others who are in the same situation.

However, at some point, they become aware of the opportunities and forget how much it cost them to find their way, thus despising others and making greed their new master.

I have more than 15 years of experience in accounting and taxation in consulting firms and I am fluent in 4 languages. I have worked with German, Austrian, and Swedish clients, and there has come a time in my life when I have found myself as a human being and I have asked myself the most important question of my existence: what gives me the most satisfaction?

For me, that answer is easy: humanity, because if I dedicate myself to serving others with love and honesty, I know that rewards will always accompany me along the way. Because when I make the world a better place, I make my world a much better place. When my master is love, there is no fear. However, for those who live in greed, their master is money and their great fear of loss turns them into selfish beings destined to surround themselves with like-minded characters.

The world already has too much selfishness and sometimes it is necessary to turn the problem around. It is not about changing others, it is about changing ourselves, changing our perspectives and our way of giving ourselves in general.

When a tax advisor forgets that their mission is not to look for legal gray areas to exploit or complex formulas of corporate structures to defraud, but to help their clients in a traditional way, reviewing their company, asking them about their businesses and how they wish to increase their production or service, and offering them not only tax forms but also action plans, marketing plans, business aid, investment, so that during their journey the entrepreneur feels accompanied by more than an advisor, a friend who understands them and seeks to help them even when they do not know how, openly referring them even to others who can give them other options.

I have seen how, due to greed, entrepreneurs are sold solutions that they do not need and end up in debt and more lost than when they initially arrived, and that for me is the selfishness that kills the service and destroys the economy.

If you love what you do, be what you love. Give it your all, but do not be a master of money, be a master of yourself, so that when the years pass, you remember that despite the obvious and easy temptation, you have been faithful to your values and principles and along the way you have remembered to help others, just as you were helped. Your experience is not a gift, your professional career is not your truth, who you are as a person and how you make others feel is your Truth.

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