Denise Molina announced his return to Ecuador on March 28. After moving to Thailand with his whole family in August 2022 to grow in his personal, professional and spiritual fields; The journalist decided to return to the capital to participate in the communication conference: ‘Impacta 2023 edition’.
According to information from the meeting, he will share his experiences in order to “build their best image”. The official page of the event emphasizes the trajectory in this sense mill as a journalist for domestic and international media. In the presentation, he will talk about imaging; “From the inner beauty of people comes the maximum outer strength,” he explained on his social networks.
“When we talk about image projection, elegance, good clothes, attitude come to mind….. but that theory is behind us!!! Imaging goes far beyond the superficial, it has to do with your being, with your inner self, with your empathy, with the connection with others because you don’t have to appear, you have to be”, he added.
“I will fly across planet Earth to be in Quito this May 11,” he confirmed. After nine months in Thailand, she missed her family, beloved fans and colleagues. And although Ecuador is going through a difficult situation “in terms of security, politics, economy, justice system, someone’s country will always be someone’s country and what I miss the most are your people, my people who are you,” he said.
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“Please, if you see me around, hug me, don’t even look for me. I want to hug you all, how much I miss you,” said the journalist.
Taking advantage of his visit, he assures that he will be on set from ecuavisa for the latest news Don Alfonso. “My first stop, to say goodbye to my dear @alfonsoespinosadelosmonteros on his latest news show,” he said.
Denise worked for 18 years in Hill Channelwhere he trained and gained experience from his mentor, Alfonso Espinosa de los Monteros. “Thank you for being in all my moments in the last 20 years of my life. Thank you for the legacy you are leaving to the whole country, thank you because you will always be an icon in journalism, thank you for your lessons, for being a teacher to teachers,” he said in one publication when he learned that the journalist will finally retire in May.
“And the countdown has begun… I’m so excited to be back in Ecuador, even for a few days. I’m already packing to go back, what excitement. It’s been almost nine months since I left the country,” he commented on his Instagram profile. (AND)
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Source: Eluniverso
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