Editor’s Note on Trust and Team Building

Team building and other interesting hints to build success
I met Cristina in a business trip, on a plane: our special friendship was born on that flying machine, where she told me about her. She arrived in London from Naples with the ambition of turn her life upside down and to face new challenges. Slim, lithe, with long hair that drew a wave on her face, bright eyes, fascinating smile, she was a Business Developer for an Asian Pharmaceutical manufacturer.
In the evenings she attended The Cript, a milonga in a former deconsecrated church: she wanted to dance the tango. “I was drawn to the acrobatic sensuality of Argentine dance,” she told me. That atmosphere had the effect of a zip opening behind her back and letting in electric chills. Thirty three years old, she was imperiously beautiful (and she still is): it was impossible to remain indifferent to her. Yet the dancer she liked never invited her.
As haughty as a literary character, with blond hair and crystal blue eyes with glances that created a field of feverish energy, he had the wind in his legs: his way of dancing had a hypnotic enchantment. “I couldn’t be chosen, I was a beginner. So I started studying and training determinedly”.
In her asymmetrical, flowing gowns she would spin until her feet bleed, striving to improve technique while at the same time balancing her momentum for domination. She began to understand that it was good for her to let go, be carried away by the dancer, enjoy the moment trying to abandon herself into the music and finally starting to feel what trust means.
