Epilogue #1. Happy End!

Epilog #1. Happy End!

An issue filled with emotion with and about En-Joi, on a Thursday.

 Hello! We are on December 18th, at the last letter of this season and the evolution of Geseidl Art. As I mentioned, we have gone through over 300 letters about entrepreneurial experiences that aimed to bring to the forefront simple things that we ignore every day, due to the apparent lack of time. What do you do today without AI or a smartphone? I really don't know! We are in the digital age, without a doubt.

Back in my day, there wasn’t such a thing. Adaptation is essential. Playing with balls or snowmen seems to be something from the age of the dinosaurs. But? But social media or milliseconds have completely changed the paradigm of social behavior. We have posts and sponsorships, we have networks and Wi-Fi. And? Quo vadis!

At the beginning, I said that the role of these letters is not to make you smarter, more wow, or to earn millions of euros in 30 days. No! It was something much simpler: to have a few minutes of quiet to meditate on some elementary mistakes we all make, caught up in the rush of everyday life.

A favorite color? Red. Because it is the color of the person who acts immediately, without a lot of questions. A favorite attitude? Yellow. Because it has that something related to vision and creativity. A favorite style? Blue. Because it brings balance to everything that means the team's euphoria. A favorite direction? Green. Because there is always a need for stability in decisive moments.

The moral? The success of a business is about what you do, about inspired decisions, and about what you learn from mistakes. Because we always make mistakes and always learn from mistakes. Obviously, that costs time and/or money, but it is part of our entrepreneurial life.

A success based on a combination of colors, based on a combination of people and attitudes. What is success? The result of consistent, coherent, and continuous work. Nothing is random, nothing falls from the sky. It is about trust, vision, and assumption.

Done! We bid farewell to the Geseidl Art project and prepare for a new direction, more challenging. With a lot of emotion, I try to put an end to this last letter, although my fingers still race across the keyboard, trying to shed light on the reality of an evolving entrepreneurship. Too hard? Maybe! Too emotional? Certainly!

So? We are preparing for the holidays, we are preparing for days off in which, beyond the joy of gifts, perhaps we have a few moments to think about the challenges of 2026.

Starting next week, we will not meet again in this format and I hope that everything we have built here in the last six years, with many and many challenges, has brought you a smile or a question mark for your entrepreneurial life. Whether it was a lot or a little, remains to be seen.

I bow to those who have read at least a few lines from these letters and appreciate the patience of those who have at least seen them. That's it! Happy End!

With great love and great emotion,

The storyteller of the last six years of letters

Happy holidays and a good year with entrepreneurial success! 😊