I am fortunate; my profession, my interest and my passion coincide: to help people and organisations to become masters of their present and their future, that is to say, to educate. In fact, it is what we have always done as humanity: to accompany each other so that, united, we can empower ourselves to face the challenges of the future. That is why I consider myself, above all, a POSSIBILIST: I create possibilities for things to "happen".For many years - more than 30 years - I have done this by founding educational centres, directing academic programmes, researching and promoting initiatives from my activity as a businesswoman, disseminator, lecturer or writer. In short, creating paths that show that "another education is possible": one in which learning, well-being, technology, organisation and management, scientific evidence, flexibility and personalisation are compatible and provide a solution to the endemic ills of our sector: rigidity, demotivation and hopelessness.These years have given me the privilege of knowing the reality - and its perversions - in 360º and of understanding and empathising with the challenges of parents, teachers, legislators, politicians and social groups, without excluding any of them. Above all, though, it has allowed me to connect with the pain of many young people and I have learned that reality requires much more than the "consensus" to which we appeal and which never comes.Education is, and always will be, the solution to any expectation of social progress. For that, we have to move away from a flawed system that alienates good professionals and makes them feel vulnerable against the rise of other systems that respond to the motivations of young people and the needs of the labour market.That is why, currently, my work incorporates SUSTAINABILITY and BUSINESS as the two great allies. The first, in a broad sense and as a Purpose, since Sustainability tends to generate conditions of improvement that affect us all and to perpetuate itself by providing Value. The second, because of its proximity to the labour market and a pragmatic approach that offers the agility and creativity necessary for any change.I am still, as always, in Action but I know I don't have all the time in the world (I survived pancreatic cancer) and I am excited to leave a legacy in which the ESG PRINCIPLES - Environmental, Social and Governance - towards which governments and companies around the world have already set their roadmap, also reach Education.This is where I am. Every day with more faith and hope. Rowing in favour; always in favour.