Author Archives: David Prz

This chronicle is a thank note to people who I consider mentors in life and professional matters. They have been fishing buddies and the inspiration to achieve the unbelievable. It is also the way to keep alive this memoir and celebrate what we accomplished as a team. I like coming back to these stories fromContinue reading “Fishing Season – A chronicle on business and authentic relationships”

Sentados en una barra de Sushi mientras el Maestro del lugar hacía su mejor versión de un rollo que mezclaba atún y salmón frescos. Llegamos al restaurante buscando un Sushi sin adornos, algo fresco, que fuera música para el paladar y el cerebro como cuando la trufa hace parte de un plato. Mi compañía, unContinue reading “Sushi, Sake y Vida”

Reflections on life before, during and after an Ironman 70.3 Giving an order to these ideas and emotions has been more difficult than expected. Doing an Ironman, more than a physical experience, it has been a book of emotions and thoughts as I never imagined. Pushing our bodies through movement somehow creates a state ofContinue reading “Anything is Possible”

Por estos días he ido llegando a la idea que la vida está enmarcada en un triángulo: amor, familia y the struggle (nuestros procesos). Los dos primeros como las bases sólidas para afrontar lo que venga en la forma en que venga. El triatlón lo he comparado con lo anterior. Tres fases compuestas de amor,Continue reading “Un Triatlón de Pura Vida”

Moving is a Privilege The title of this article comes from the place where I got my strength back: Runmaker. This team, founded by a person that gently with love and service changes our lives through running. Nine months ago we were leaving a hospital and starting from zero again. No physical strenght but loadsContinue reading “Running is a Privilege”

Reflections from the previous busy days when new clients and projects have been developed, at the same time as I’ve started my training for an IronMan 70.3. Plus… it is early in the year when goals and objectives are fresh and the tank is full of gas. The goals might sound simple: fulfilling the teamContinue reading “Enjoying the process more than the finish line”

Este texto va para mis amigos de viaje, de emprendimiento, de aventura, de las cervezas en un hutong en Pekín. Comencé a escribirlo en medio de una hospitalización. En medio de un proceso que me permitió reflexionar sobre mi vida y llegar a la hermosa conclusión que a la fecha la he aprovechado. Claro, hayContinue reading “China, cuando éramos inmortales”

Las últimas dos semanas, he tenido el reto de afrontar un tema de salud con el que no contaba, para el cual no planeaba y el que me pondría en una línea delgada para afrontar el miedo de escuchar posibilidades de lo que sucedía internamente en mi cuerpo. Como la mayoría de ustedes saben, hagoContinue reading “Un Propósito Superior”

During the last two weeks I’ve been following the Giro D’Italia. The reason, Egan Bernal, a Colombian cyclist was leading and finally won it today. During these two weeks, interesting related things happened. I rode my new road bike and was very close to turn back by half way. I’ve been on physical recovery afterContinue reading “Business Lessons from Giro D’Italia”

Those of you who have read Murakami would understand the atmosphere I’m trying to describe that mixes the whisky aroma, wood, jazz and a hidden place in the heart of Beijing. Well, that place existed and it was called Amilal. Amilal was part of me in 2014 and 2015. It was owned by an InnerContinue reading “Amilal…A Whisky and Jazz Corner in Peking”