Cover letter, so... who am I?
Well, to be honest, I've been thinking about this every day of my life since I was born. I think about it just as much as a man thinks about sex -- even if such thought has been estimated to be not longer than the usual lifespan of a red light.
I'm Italian and I'm from Imbersago, which is this small village in the middle of nowhere -- but I was born in Calabria and my parents are from Argentina. I know, it could be a little bit confusing.
I wouldn't say my 24 years in Imbersago have been exciting, considering that the population here is of about 2000 lost souls. I found this hard to believe in the first place until I saw it on the Wikipedia because I really thought we were only 50 people. But you know what they say: "if it's on the internet, it must be true".
It's not that easy to be different around here (sounds a bit like an anti-homophobia commercial) but I've always struggled not to align with my peers. In this small place haunted by 1950 walkers it obviously means to isolate, brood over your own thoughts and wait for the right moment to get born again.
All my life I've been fighting my personal battle trying to get people to express their own ideas fearlessly. I've been wishing for a world without prejudice where problems are only challenges and criticism is welcomed like compliments. A world where models of entrepreneurship and business management are completely altered, where the best problem solving is brainstorming among people with different professional background, where humility, openness and confidence are at the core. Since I've finished my studies I haven't missed a chance to do it, sometimes going too far and almost living long enough to see myself become the villain (I know it's a Batman quote).
I'm insomniac, hallucinated, bipolar, nonetheless I'm a tireless optimist. At the end of the day, it doesn't matter if you like me or not 'cause I'll be happy -- and still mad -- anyway. I'll be sleeping like a baby -- when I succeed in falling asleep -- and I'll be seeing the glass half-full even if I run out of water.
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