Dear Martin,

I am writing to you to let you know that I am really impressed with your success. You are an inspiration to me. I am the type of person that cannot sleep at night wondering all of the things I could do. I always come up with tons of business ideas and solutions but somehow they all remain in just ideas. I currently live in Miami where I work as a credit analyst for an international bank. Prior to that I lived in Boston for seven years where I got my bachelors degree in Finance and International Business at Northeastern University. I guess I am seeking for advice in regards to my career. I am a very ambitious person who cannot stand mediocrity. I just wish one day I could get my career on the right direction. The path of success and achievement where I can feel proud of my accomplishments.

By the way, I have to tell you that I personally think the recent offer you made to South Winds was genius. I just admire the way you move. You are everywhere without even being there. Thank you for listening,

Diego H. Lodeiro
Credit Analyst
Banco Internacional de Costa Rica S.A.

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