Activeolders. Social Fringe of the 21st Century
From the eve o the new day
Eric Diazserrano

Activeolders 21st Century Social Group was born as an initiative to interview one hundred people born before 1965 who were active in commerce, theater, singing, dance, communication production, and/or teaching to interact with people from this social group characteristic of this century.

Although the individuals are almost unnoticed in sociopolitical circles, it is evident that they sought out and met among themselves for commercial or private entertainment purposes; they also represent a large segment of voters upcoming presidential elections.

It was one night, as often happens to us when we seek our daily rest, when we thought about ensuring that everything necessary for our nutrition for the next breakfast was in perfect order to begin what would be our new morning, our new day, and also, we briefly reviewed what was related to our management of socialization as writers and those details of hierarchization always in accordance with the development of our experiential management.

And, yes, it was at that very moment that we questioned each other, wondering what our near business future might eventually be, that very near future that would be in our sights when we woke up in the next few hours.

And so, just before lightly dozing, simulating what might happen to us later in our lives, and in the lives of those we live with assertively, shuffling like a supposed index of vaguely universal probabilities, when then, our words fell silent and the night absorbed us to fall asleep and, upon awakening, our night was gone, yes, it had left our nocturnal experience and we emerged into a new eve, the one that precedes tomorrow, right on the new day in which we adjust what we thought the day before at night, right after dozing and falling asleep without dreaming.

On this new day of ours, facing our breakfast, we maintained a non-opportunistic vision because everything we would do, on this new day of ours, was full of opportunities previously visible from the night before and many other days before, like good thinkers, conversationalists and corporate writers, already foreseeing and pretending to know the possible applications that, in our business management and personal design, would harmonize with our new immediate future, beyond those unforeseeable circumstances that we would have to overcome or take advantage of for our benefit according to our free vision and understanding.

It was something like trying to understand and assimilate, each one personally, how much one can exercise the work of a leader of themselves, of their own strategies and then, be a follower of our own order, being a moderately common person without considering genius, it is only enough, it is deduced, to constantly foresee what can happen or would happen next, in periods close to no more than 24 hours, and thus achieve the orientation to reach in the medium and short term, the applications that are necessary for the continuity of daily experiences, those that await in the events of the new day starting by understanding that the concept of intelligence is partially correct and, sufficiently stable to stimulate the creation of a future that in practice does not exist, but has a good asset already induced in the clear minds of both... right at noon we were already enjoying our mother nature united in a diversity of similar actions in our great step towards our "healthy day after tomorrow" physically and intellectually.

The afternoon and evening of a rainy day

As a prelude to a new day, we interviewed the last four people out of a total of one hundred and two interviewed over several months of work, all of them over sixty years of age. It was truly worthwhile to talk to so many people and hear their statements and concerns about the social segment visible in this 21st century. Although this new segment has gone somewhat unnoticed in the sociopolitical sphere, the truth is that by the middle of the second decade, it was already perceptible to some people—perhaps not many, but enough for these same people to seek each other out and contact each other for commercial purposes and private recreational activities.

In Costa Rica, people born before 1965 were familiar with the internet until adulthood, as this benefit only arrived in the country in 1995. But by 2025, many of these people, part of the new 21st-century social stratum, were already well-versed in the use and management of the latest technology because they had the financial resources to enjoy it. So, we began our great adventure by interviewing them with the intention of writing this book, because we, too, are part of this 21st-century social stratum.

Today we know that we comprise the majority of voters for the next popular elections, agreeing in saying: "Today we are those people who are increasing every day because we are those who are now over fifty and sixty years old, and we are those same people who one day decided to grow old amidst the best economic and healthy experiences, considering and envisioning that such a possibility exists today and in our future."

We observed among our interviewees wide extremes in this broad spectrum, from extremely pleasant day-to-day relationships to the very diverse gender spectrum of the human spectrum; also harmoniously including many other lifestyles in cohabitation, some overlapping and ingenious in personal or business matters in general, all agreeing and believing that "we are people who have led a reasonably satisfactory quality of life, both in the past and in the present."

We found our interviewees among people who have been working independently for a long time, far from the difficult office life even before the pandemic that hit the world at the beginning of the 2020s. They have been searching and finding, since times past, the work activity they enjoy the most and that today, they earn their daily life enjoying the old desires that are now a full reality, to the point of ignoring any retirement. However, many of these people from this Social Group of the 21st Century enjoy economic income through a pension that they fully enjoy without fear of enjoying leisure time or loneliness, because after years of work, raising children, shortages, sleepless nights, and fortuitous events, they see with good omen that life, daily comes, lives and goes.

These people, aged fifty and sixty, handle technology with great ease, as if it were something they've done all their lives, because they've done so with physical and intellectual fulfillment. They look back on their younger years without nostalgia, because they know well that their past was, and is, their greatest source of lessons.

In this regard, and with great satisfaction, these older people from very diverse professions say, "We are the new social segment of the twenty-first century, and younger people are not going to study our singularities because, as there are more of us every day, we share common experiences, and the new generations will learn from us as they go..." We will see them learn the technological challenges because we are all living and are part of technological intelligence, the fundamental basis of everything artificial, online and in person. By the end of their youth, all possible analog and technological achievements will be within our demographic novelty.

While we celebrate the sun every morning, nights are sublime, because it is on the eve that we smile with ourselves, as we absorb new plans for our own lives, independent of other people."

About Corporate Social Responsibility

In this social segment of the 21st century, we deduce that some of our interviewees observe that it is beneficial for them to stay away from political events because they underestimate the work of the politicians of yesteryear, the same ones who are dying in the temporality of the 21st century, and they consider that the new politicians under the age of fifty ignore them because, according to the people we interviewed, there are very varied concepts surrounding corporate or business social responsibility and, although most people are immersed in the generality of the name, it depends a lot on who uses it.

Among its various meanings, some refer to the fact that companies are, or should be, socially responsible in processes related to decision-making in order to assess the influence of their actions on communities, workers, and the environment, such that their activities must incorporate the interests of all people involved in such processes to obtain favorable results. However, they are not aware, or at least do not seem to be, of the existence of this social segment of the 21st century whose people do jobs for fun and not exactly out of obligation.

Collaterally, according to other people interviewed who work from home as salaried employees, they consider that there are diversifications according to the orientation between company and corporation, understanding that when a corporation is mentioned, there may be several organizations within it, whether or not they are business-related, so it does not matter whether it is called corporate social responsibility or corporate social responsibility, since the optimal option is the active and voluntary contribution to the social improvement of people, both economically and environmentally.

From older professionals to people on the way to becoming older
The day before, a new day is in sight

Older professionals contribute a cultural legacy to younger adults, who in turn receive it with a view to generating a generational connection, supported by social media and domain names through the production of literary and corporate journalistic texts.

When we talked to some active older adults, we observed that in our development there were many hidden and inactive conditions waiting to be found and activated. Over the years, we realized that they had always been able to improve their personal potential, achieving balanced lifestyles, which we call Activeolders people.

Oscar Aymerich (oscaraymerich@gmail.com), one of our first interviewees, told us that from the very first time he had direct access to social networks and his own networks with thousands of users and with all the advantages to work comfortably from any device, he offered his professional services as a communications production consultant and then had everything a person needs for their private life; that is, air, food, water, a home, a loving partner and, as he has always been a person of good manners, it is an advantage of great value because it makes life pleasant.

Marlene Madriz (marlenemadrizvillalobos@gmail.com) told us she was a little worried about making her way into commerce and sensed something profitable was moving her way. It might have been more than just a dream, she told us that's what she was thinking about those days, but there was something that kept her thinking about it day in and day out, especially at night. It was like dozing off before falling asleep, and suddenly she realized that commerce, the strongest link between people and nations, could delve into something she hadn't considered in her life: that "most of an entity's power comes from the perception that its needs can be met." And, well, she started searching online and thought; what I'm seeing now will be better tomorrow, and, mulling over that conclusion, she slept very well that night. Today I understand very well why I'll be back tomorrow, she told herself, similar or the same as we usually think.

Rolando Chaves (rolandochavesm@gmail.com): I like intuitive people, who are uniquely characterized by the way we express ourselves without depending on external circumstances. The goal, then, is not to compete, but to have confidence in the ability to create solutions to achieve stable results for your own benefit and that of your family.

It was then that we began to coincide with the Activeolders people, to the point that we participated in various online meetings, chatting well into the night and sometimes into the early morning. Little by little, everyone began to leave the previous day behind and enter the new day. Here is a summary of what we thought was appropriate to highlight in this book, Activeolders: The Social Network of the 21st Century.

Liza Siboney (lizasiboney@gmail.com): I don't have any hesitation in my business networks because I'm not affected by any volitional fluctuations. I simply allow time for my mind to feed on more information. I've acquired this over the years. Today I understand that my intuition appeals to my reasoning to give in and concede.

Wolfgan Munchen (wolfganmunchen@gmail.com): Since I was very young, I have always seen myself as oriented towards social and personal well-being, with the idea that, just because you see a star, you should not fail to intuit the possible obstacle that lies at your feet.

Helena Alfaro Sagot (helena.alfaro.sagot@gmail.com): After years of experience, I understand that each person behaves in ways that are considered logical according to their own understanding. Now, if I behave in ways that I consider logical and understand what I seek and what I need to achieve it fairly, then I put my best effort into serving in my professional practice, being useful to whoever I serve; it's that simple and easy, I think.

Julianne Farinelli (juliannefarinelli@gmail.com): My thing is a constant negotiation, just like people or companies that sell products or services. I always keep things in perspective through written communication, books, magazines, online networks, and, in particular, I observe my development acquired over the years I've lived.

Rolando Herreras (rolandoherreras@gmail.com): I've been trading online for several years now, and I try to avoid giving too easily, as my potential or regular client might not fully appreciate my gift and increase their expectations of the deal. I do offer opportunities through my pleasant and confident demeanor to gain access with a flattering attitude from the person I'm talking to.

Christina Zavaleta (christinazavaleta@gmail.com): I'm immersed in human resources; people are a product of heredity and environment, and their behavior depends on them. Thus, working effectively means paying attention to each person and their situation. Collaterally, we see that teaching is linked to consumerism—whether spiritual, material, or emotional—because reality revolves around consumption: eating, having fun, and talking.

Edgar Quesada Marín (edgarquesadamarin@gmail.com): My experience makes me think I'm a person who can see myself in perspective and includes my temperance to remind me that no object, nor subject, exists without three dimensions: height, width, depth. It's as simple and logical as the prelude to daily lunch because, if we're going to make rice—or a written or audiovisual production—we'll do the research as to what we want the result to be. So what we need, such as utensils and electricity, leads us to synthesis if both premises are met.

Gina Rabeta (ginarabeta@gmail.com): When you wait for someone, it's because you have hope that they will come. If that person doesn't come, or didn't come, that hope isn't lost but postponed, because the greatest adventure in this life is to live it together, with things in constant motion; asking, doing, being.

Sergio Murillo Dee (sergiomurillodee@gmail.com): I contribute by saying that when knowledge doesn't match the thing, it's not that we have false knowledge—haha—it's that we have no knowledge. The truths of reason are those that state that something is such that it can only be that way; on the other hand, the truths of fact are in fact as they are told to you, whether you believe them or not according to how you interpret them.

Sandra Berríos (sandraberrioss@gmail.com): After the day before, the past is a source of lessons, and what I sow today bears fruit tomorrow, and it is for myself and for us both today and tomorrow. I joined the Internet when I was well into my forties, and with it, I became involved in the exchange of products within this social order.

Irene González Arce (irenegonzalezarce@gmail.com): Everything that happens to us daily already implies time, because every event is a supervening, a coming-of-age, a becoming of something that was not yet; that is to say, the channel, the general lane along which everything that happens, happens, is already presupposed; that is, time. Consequently, if every sensible perception is an experience and every experience is something that occurs in us, this something that occurs in us occurs now, that is, after something that occurred before and before something that will occur later, and it may well be work, study, or pleasant entertainment.

Alejandra León (alejandraleonbrenes@gmail.com): In my years of life, I haven't achieved eminence because I don't possess any of the qualities or abilities of those geniuses who seem to be elevated above or ahead of others. When I'm asked about philosophical issues related to artificial intelligence, I'm aware that an HTML hypertext-based operating system is infinite.

Madelaine Corella (viainteractiva@gmail.com): Mentally, I think like this: what is, is; and what isn't, isn't. The combination of the two gives me a maybe, and I must voluntarily allow time to obtain the information I need to proceed according to my interests.

Dora Prado Sanz (dorapradosanz@gmail.com): The size of a business, both in assets and staff, should reflect the company's pronounced professionalism; therefore, it is necessary to use small details to create a good impression through the company's unique values ​​and reach. As a basic and essential consultancy, the first step is to have one or more websites to solve business communication through divergent separations; dissolve and release to resolve separately and present activities or actions in a customer-oriented manner, without distractions.

Eric Hoffmann (erichoffmannzaid@gmail.com): We agree that, from a certain perspective, a straight line does not exist outside a circle because any point, no matter how small, is a circle, therefore, the radius is the straight line. On this basis, I consider Corporate Teaching to be like a game, and this is visible in AMIGA, as Hannia Hoffmann's Dream Poem tells us.

Play is a state that makes us whole.
Because we are engaged, body and soul,
in situations while we play.

Dance is a game... Music is a game...
And between the torches, the sea, and the moon,
We all join in that beautiful game.
The perfect bodies of the dancers.
Life and movement, tropics in rhythm.
The singer's voice, his hands, his gestures
become one with the instruments
that launch the notes the musicians play
with all their might,
their minds, their bodies...
Their dancing bodies,
their hands, their gestures.
Perfect communion of space, of sky,
of notes, of song, of dance. Silence.

Giovanni Lazzi (giovannilazzi@gmail.com): I like the example that came up because when faced with the unexpected, only courage, audacity, and knowledge combined with experience are needed. Simple: if you cast your gaze straight into space and your vision were unlimited, you would only see the back of your head. For example: "If you want to heal from your illness, take the medicine." The imperative is "Take the medicine." But this imperative is limited; it is not absolute, it is not unconditional, but rather it is placed under the condition "that you want to heal," because everything is subject to the person learning through inquiry, that is, if they want and desire to inquire, then they search on the web.

Ricardo Lopecallejas (ricardolopecallejas@gmail.com): From my perspective, let's remember that humans, when they were nomads, noticed that there was a place that provided them with comfort and food together; so, let's come and trade whenever we want, sedentarily, practicing and applying knowledge with enough time to be lazy, hardworking, loving, thinkers, and above all, cheerful.

Marcos Cisneros (marcoscisnerossoto@gmail.com): My work is through an alliance for happiness because I consider it my greatest adventure. Of course, this best suits self-sufficient people who like to live according to the handful of adventures that make work a fundamental part of their lives, with the effort that is worth it, that is worthwhile, because as in every work experience, there are good days and average days. Of the few days that turn out bad, they are enlivened because they love what they do, envisioning possible new goals by reorienting or affirming projects.

Marthin Mora (demoramarthin@gmail.com): Since my early youth, I have considered myself a self-employed person because I live in a constant state of renewal, as I do now, oriented toward information technologies. This means a constant continuity in my personal training to carry out my work from home, office, and on the go. This way, I stay up-to-date with the demands of my clients, both regular and potential, with plenty of peace of mind to send and answer messages and enough time to fully share with family and friends.

Carlos Acosta (carloshacostajimenez@gmail.com): Everything I do has a priori view. Planning with the deliberate process of being up to date, with awareness of opportunities and identification of objectives. I attended a talk whose characteristic is the investigation, typical of the corporate teaching of lectorias.net manifested both in lectorias.net/compartir and in lectorias.net/amiga that allows exploration and drawing conclusions. It is said that a person, after exploring their environment, delves into the investigation of symbolic universes to facilitate efficient forms of commercial and interpersonal communication.

Carlos Girauld (carlosgirauldulate@gmail.com): A waxing moon with horns to the east; a waning moon with horns forward; a sign that indicates and warns. Corporate Teaching has the virtue of generating talent. It also has the virtue that the social function of training will not change because the future demands lifelong learning and because many of the new jobs and work tasks are still in the pre-formation stage. Being in the world means living busy; in this, in that.

Andy Walters (peninsula.puntarenas@gmail.com): If workloads diminish work performance, poetry, and with it writing, fosters a balanced lifestyle, benefiting the individual, their family, and their work. Poetry, in particular, has the virtue of motivating a healthy mental attitude, conducive to pleasant interpersonal relationships. By improving, a company or person always improves others.

Sol Serrano (titlania@gmail.com): I remember a nice detail about the character Millennia
At the point where tangent, radius, and curvature meet,
Millennia implanted her will.
Then, at that point,
and being part of it,
she chose the direction that led
directly to the center.
He always did.
He only had to decide its direction,
in a way that would satisfy
his interests; and he would transfer
the point, making it take
either a straight line or a curve,
and even then, he could always decide
whether to change back or not,
since, in his infinite space,
he was always at a point of tangency.

Sulay Amores (britanniapeople@gmail.com): My mother told me that from a very young age, even without knowing how to speak, I was a great talker, and ever since I was a child, I've had the gift of conversing pleasantly, with a friendly voice and without trying to control the conversation or raise my voice. I speak quietly, without rushing, so that my words sound clear in a calm, relaxed, and informal manner. I generally like to listen, and when my interlocutor has nothing more to say, that's when it's my turn—calmly and quietly.

Yulianna Draeseky (1.artecomercial@gmail.com): Wandering through foreign lands is good if you take the party with you. On a long pilgrimage around the world, I lived and traveled through several Western countries until one day I stopped in Costa Rica. I loved its jungles, its extensive wildlife, its beaches and mountains... after hiking many of its trails and always with my pilgrim companion, just like me, we began our pilgrimage through the web, seeing and re-seeing day in and day out, searching without even knowing what to search for, with the camera in the car or in my backpack, and one day, whack! lectorias.net appeared and we immersed ourselves in its world, now also our website.

Tomás Acevedo (aaaeiyou@gmail.com): I remember many times on the beach I would look for some shade, open my camera, and dive back into lectorias.net because I felt there might be something there for us to do or see. We signed up for their community groups, read everything they had to say, and thought it was a good time to participate and reply to messages, and suddenly we received pleasant messages—yes, very pleasant ones.

Jorge Marenco (folcloricacostarricense@gmail.com): A message said we could help as webmasters, and since then we've been in several lectorias.net communities... we have friends and colleagues, and with some of these people we've made deals that have taken us to places we wouldn't have known existed, given the endless twists and turns of the many little valleys in this country. Well, we always say: questions welcome, messages welcome. I learned the HTML hypertext language here and I use algorithms.

Vicky Passeaw (lawila.com@gmail.com): When I turned 60, I attended a conference, which is now visible at the link 9logos, and there I learned techniques for narrative or descriptive writing. I gained the perspective of the union between art and technology that gradually permeated my new days, when I found it favorable to share relationships through pleasant, less trivial conversations, although the atmosphere was not formal or perhaps overly pragmatic.

Carmen Rojas (bienveni2aqui@gmail.com): It is true that joy is, in addition to a friendly emotion, a feeling of satisfaction and pleasure of limited duration. It is also synonymous with happiness, generally manifested by an event that favors a good mood and may or may not be accompanied by laughter and smiles. It is an individualism that may well be collective, in the understanding that the greatest adventure in this life is to live it together, with other people, in a constant collective individualism.

Aydeé Soto (modelymodelarte@gmail.com): During my time as a business owner, I attended the presentation of Gentle Spell, the Merchant of Dreams,
from the poetry of Hannia Hoffmann
The market is diverse, to fulfill your desires,
it offers you a thousand products, or perhaps many more.
Generous, the market, with whomever brings good money,
helps to fulfill their dearest desires.

If it is matter that yearns to be surrounded by matter,
with colors and shapes its longing will be fulfilled
Flavors for the taste, shapes for the sight;
the market fosters the pleasure of buying.

And those who seek dreams? Where will they find them?
Are they acquired with money? Who will sell them?
The merchant of dreams takes out his magic case,
with colors and stars that you long to reach.

A thousand friendly birds will sing to the echo,
and the echo will multiply those thousand trills.
Like seeds in the wind, they will take flight,
seeking good soil, seeking to germinate.
Sounds and melodies in pursuit of the intangible,
that will transform into words of light.
The merchant of dreams will teach you how to buy.

From his magic case, galaxies now emerge,
their shapes in the sky, will soon astonish you.
From his fantastic words, tales emerge,
and in stories of stars, he will now guide you.

The merchant of dreams will insert you in time
and through the centuries, he will take you flying.
He will tell you about the Greeks, about the ancient Greeks,
about the myths and tales they saw in the skies;
about the Roman Empire, about the ancient philosophers,
about the ancient sages and the modern sages.

And between story and story, he will discover your dreams.
Without you telling him, he will make them come true.
His old and wise words will envelop you in spells.
Without you understanding, your surroundings will enchant.

And the flowers will speak to you, you will greet the birds;
the world, its colors, will alter them for you.
It may be that some elf - perhaps your Fairy Godmother -
will remember that you exist and come to visit you.

The Merchant of Dreams will not tell you of the price
that you must pay for his sweet enchantment.
Numbers do not count, nor space, nor matter:
the game of games is not to be valued.

Wrapped in reverie, subtle play of lights,
parade of delights, you will to enchant.
The goods you desire will come to your hands;
and without how or how much, you will finally know how to buy.
You will acquire your dreams in games of galaxies
among fantastic beings who will not harm you.
The merchant of dreams will watch you in silence
and, without you noticing, the years will pass.

So that you do not awaken from his subtle spell,
his accomplices will forever keep you by his side.
The door is open, cross the threshold:
if you never wake up,
the merchant of dreams will not disappoint you.

But... if you do wake up, you will find your magic;
flying between galaxies, where you will lead
the new buyers, their dreams to seek.

Pepe Bronce (onlinedecompras@gmail.com): In my years of enjoying the internet, it has been something quite Spatial for me. This inherited knowledge is not accessible at first because I have assimilated it in the same way as when we begin to learn to walk in childhood, and it is then completely up to us to see and understand.

Jeannette Alpízar (union.artenatural@gmail.com): When you turn the page of a book, in just nanoseconds you go from one place to another, and so on as you turn from one page to another. So it is in your memories, and sometimes in your dreams. A path takes you to planned places, but on your own path, there is the trace of your trail, your footprints. My footprints are also in Atlan.

Alex Andrés Castillo (bocha.vw.1968@gmail.com): I've seen and learned a lot in my daily life browsing the internet. Without paying attention to news or soccer, I was drawn to Titlania, who was born as a beautiful baby girl with a normal, childlike, and therefore primitive mind. Within a few days, she was already speaking a few words of her native language, her family's native language far east on the southern border of Mesoamerica. At the beginning, she walked happily and smiling, overcoming difficulties inherent in the hustle and bustle that combines mental processes where understanding, reason, and thought are basic in the beginnings.

The value of experience in active older adults

Active older adults (Activeolders) who work in entrepreneurial settings, whether individually or collectively, enjoy recounting the life stories of productive individuals. These older adults, active in entrepreneurial settings, are the firm pillars of society, thanks to the value of experience, which improves the quality of life for people of all ages.

Today, as is well known, these older adults agree that working conditions for those over fifty are especially difficult when they lose job opportunities and much of their social activity, being neglected and excluded from their former social environment. Older adults, active in business, know very well that this includes those older adults who enjoy social benefits, such as pensions, health insurance, and other benefits.



These people are characterized by doing their work with the support of their own domain (.com/ .net/) or, in links from lectorias.net/ cebritas.com/ cronistas.net/ due to the ease offered by this web compendium, due to the versatility in its diversification that allows publishing life experiences, given the capacity and great tenacity in their relationships with managers and presidents of companies; those people interested in those life stories that, in turn, are typical of the companies they represent and serve.



Self-employed seniors, a new social segment of the twenty-first century


On this website, which some people call "mayoactivas" (seniors/actives), the cultural heritage is reflected in the creation and production of literary texts with life stories; personal, family, and business biographies; and poetic art. A great source for corporate journalism: The business book in corporate teaching in continuing education centers, where a volunteer webmaster team emerges daily to update them on how to contact and convince potentially interested people, both in the creation of literary works and in the importance of rescuing life stories for the preservation of personal, family, and business identities.

A warm welcome to those who are participating for the first time and want to share their own business and/or family life story with the support of professionals who understand the effort involved in such a production.

At cronistas.net we join forces with older professionals and younger people on the path to becoming older. Just as the needs of normally active people are numerous, the same applies to active older people, who naturally have diverse needs. These range from living in their usual environment to needs for personal fulfillment.

Typically, conversations are heard between families, equivalent to oral family life stories. This information is viewed as a descriptive and narrative process, and we say it's common given that these processes are as old as history itself; oral transmission perpetuates events, knowledge, and wisdom.

In this area and through social research techniques, the interview is like a conversation; the language reproduces a sphere in broad relation with the culture and interculture of the person interviewed, given the symbolic and interpretive aspects that, orally, the interviewee reproduces his vision and version of the phenomena specific to his social environment.



The chroniclers who write for the website cronistas.net keep in their possession, previously studied, details such as: urban environment to elucidate in their mind the urban area as it was in the years in which the interview takes place at a certain time, as well as the traffic movement, noise level, neighborhoods, paving, in short, urban growth.

We encourage you to explore topics related to the interviewee's studies, such as memories of their primary and secondary education, and, in a lively conversation, to include other studies and/or training, as well as university education. We encourage the interviewee to recall people, whether they were teachers or other professors in general. Since this is a recorded conversation, it is easy for the reporter to inquire into family life, respect for the authority of their mother and father, respect and care for their elders, and, regarding health, the way they were treated during an illness, along with memories of Christmases and social or popular festivities that led to happy accomplishments, pleasant because they are lasting memories.

For the journalist, the social research technique in the interview helps the reader guide their chronicle in relation to a life story. They then transcribe the oral interview and systematize the audio, photos, videos, or other documents provided by the interviewee, because they are always technically relevant and timely to review when writing their chronicle.

The chronicler draws the reader into his general vision of the future for future generations. As an observer of events, he optimistically offers some advice to his granddaughter and grandson for greater individual achievements, given his experience, with the perspective of years spent in encounters that inspire him with positive feelings.

En cebritas.com conviene la comunicación en la docencia corporativa para autoconservación.



Profitability becomes continuous, given the social and environmental context in which the person lives and develops, who has projects to carry out or who have already begun with the aim of achieving new goals. Today's world forces these individuals to undertake monthly and/or annual projects, seeking out like-minded people every day, while remaining aware of the problems of climate change and health restrictions. These individuals grow their ventures without using financing schemes because, as they know, taking out credit is inherently a form of enslaving debt.

In these circumstances, online sponsorships are consolidated as the best way to maintain a daily and immediate presence in relation to your work potential, allowing you to enjoy enough time to enjoy family, friends, and the general environment that favors you. The motto, then, is "take your time, because we all need it."

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