It is a reality that our life has been transformed and we with it, that is why today in #TheTalesofBuny I come to tell you how the pandemic has brought out the best in one of our students in the Industrial Engineering program.

I want you to meet Yair Pacheco, a 24-year-old from this city who saw him grow up hand in hand with his grandparents, and who has struggled to get ahead and always help his family, in which he is the youngest of 8 siblings. , but the greatest in dreams and goals.

Since he was a child he saw the effort with which his grandparents took care of him and always looked for ways to support his home; Yair has stood out for being a young worker and without fear of anything, since he was a child he sold soaps, sweets, mecatos, clothes and everything he could. He managed to find his independence and buy his first motorcycle, with which he made addresses; But this was not enough, so he found a way to increase his sales and income thanks to social networks.

His desire never stopped and although the pandemic forced him to sell his means of transport, during confinement he managed to create a business idea with which he sustains himself and provides employment to four more people, who support them in their project "Santorini Chinese Rice". ”, where it offers a variety of Chinese rice in different presentations and at home in the city of Cartagena.

Yair's message is clear: “Don't let them; boost your ideas. Carry out all those dreams you have in mind, even if you see it difficult at first. We have to undertake and along the way things are happening and doors are opening, it is worthless to have the thought if we do not carry it out.”