Role Models

As we grow up, looking for qualities that will form us, we mirror ourselves on relatives, famous people, workers, and friends. As we mature there are certain personality gaps that we try to fill. We find the support and solutions through the experiences and lifestyles of others. These people become our role models.


Usually, when we go through a difficult moment in our lives, we search for answers and help in people whose personalities we admire, who we believe can help us find a solution to our problems.


We rely on role models seeking to achieve similar success to those people, be it professional, personal, spiritual or physical. In most situations, the people who we spend most time with, like our parents, family members and close friends are the ones who we base ourselves on.

I personally believe that the most influential figures that we have as our role models are our parents, who educate us and teach us basically everything we need to live well. As people who are constantly present in our everyday lives, we end up mirroring ourselves on them professionally and personally.


Even though each person is different and each one has her/his qualities, styles, desires and dreams, they all have something in common, which is the existence of a role model. Role models give us the will and perseverance, so we never stop chasing our dreams.