How much do we know about ourselves? How does our self-perception affect the perception of the other (external agent)? Is self-knowledge built through interpersonal relationships?
 
"Questions," is with this relatively small word, but of deep and intriguing meaning that I like to define myself. Like that classic question: If it were for you to define yourself in only one word, What would it be? Mine would ,definitely, be that. And yours?

I always asked myself questions about human behavior and the situations that were happening to me throughout my life. The typical girl who challenged the nerves of relatives with hundreds of questions that, even with some answers, still persisted in asking and asking.

It was these "questions" or as my mother likes to say, "this incredible ability to ask a lot of questions and not have answers for most of them." Which led me to the incredible world of journalism in college, then for a year the course of psychology along with that of journalism.
A few years have passed and I have been specializing in Strategic Management with emphasis in neuromarketing, which has led me to mentoring in the Data Science course at Johns Hopkins University,(Coursera) and now mentoring in the social psychology course of Wesleyan University also for the same teaching platform, Coursera.
P.S.: Anyway, between one job and another, some complementary courses were done, such as: art, design, technology, psychology and management.

Among these academic activities, I also enter my full-time work as a business management analyst, my passion for street racing, and my psychoanalysis study group.

I will be very happy to be able to exchange ideas, knowledge, tips and (why not?), some questions about psychology with you through conversations, partnerships, study groups and a world of possibilities that opens up to who speaks and does what he likes

Feel free to contact me here.


"Know all the theories, master all the techniques, but you touch the human soul be just another human soul."

C.G. Jung