1. What do you remember about your training the School?

Personally, what I remember most and what has helped me the most is the human area , that less theoretical part but so important for the day to day. It helped me a lot those talks with Antonio Martinez-Illán where he encouraged me to dream big, and never let go of my illusions. Having a hobby, for example, becomes difficult once you get into the work wheel and it is important to know how to take care of yourself by making the most of your talents. 

2. What has helped you most in your professional career?

Knowing how to say no, even if sometimes no one understands why you make the decision to leave a work, change, or get yourself valued. I think it is important to listen to yourself and follow your intuition. It's okay if you make a mistake, because you learn. You have to take risks. As my grandfather used to say: "el món és dels valents" (the world belongs to the brave).

3. What committee would you give committee a student is currently studying at the School?

He should take advantage of every opportunity, enjoy with his friends, and not forget that in a few years, those friends and/or colleagues could very likely be his bosses.