My interest in the motto: "Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures" is because there is a profound transformative change for anyone interested in their well-being and how to generate it through it. That decision to begin is a great step forward; it is when a person feels they must work on themselves, delving into what happens to them in specific situations, how they are affected, and of course, how their behavior affects others. Making the decision to begin requires great courage. I have always said that this work, beyond theories, recommendations, and practices, is thorough. Understanding, accepting, practicing, and becoming aware of it is liberating. It also generates great discipline for those who want to make changes in their lives. Achievements are seen personally, and from there, a hopeful future is generated because they now have a different way of thinking, a different way of managing their emotions, which are what generate triggers in certain situations. Through these, they become observers and understand others. When it is prudent to guide them, especially if they are children in training who will always be directed by adults.