Thank You, Family!

This month, we celebrate International Family Day, and I can't help but reflect on how my own family was one of the most vital aspects that influenced the creation of my business. Undoubtedly, my husband, Ariel, and my daughters, Sofia and Ana, are the backbone of In Spanish.

Becoming a mother drastically changed my view of working life. Flexibility in scheduling became crucial. I was looking for a balance that would allow me to devote time to my family without sacrificing my professional passion. At that moment, I realised I needed to do something more meaningful, something that would leave a positive mark on my life and the lives of others, especially children.

In Spanish is not just a business; it is a legacy of love and education that I hope to pass on to my daughters and all future generations. Starting this school was a decision driven by the need to integrate my work life with my family values and personal ethics. Teaching Spanish has become my way of sharing an invaluable gift: the gift of a language for life.

From the outset, my family supported me in logistics, finances, and morale as I embarked on this journey. Thus, they also became the fundamental axis shaping the values we teach today. Patience, a love for learning, and the importance of culture are pillars that are reflected in every class we offer.

Looking back, I am immensely grateful for having such a strong support network. Every step on this path has been possible thanks to my family who had my back, from the initial ideas to the celebration of every achievement.

Therefore, to my students and colleagues, I share this message: behind every lesson, there is a story of family, sacrifice, and love. I hope that, like me, you find inspiration in your own families to pursue your passions and maintain a healthy balance in every aspect of your life.

In summary, In Spanish is more than a school; it is a testament to the transformative power of the family. Thanks to my family, for being my constant inspiration and for teaching me that the biggest dreams can start at home. Ariel, Sofia, and Ana, ?Gracias!