Actions speak louder than words

To be congruent is not an easy thing. You have to keep the commitment between words and actions, and make the praxis just be. This word, praxis, means that when you speak and when you act you are doing, in essence, the same thing: words and actions are two aspects of the same thing.
Much of the people have forgotten what praxis is, that is why speaking becomes so trivial; people think they can say anything without a support of real intention. In the moment people rest value to opening their mouth, words become insignificant, and this is the reason why actions speak louder than words, because words had been minimized.

What famous place would you like to visit?

I would like to visit Greece, more specific the Acropolis and the Parthenon, because these are the annals of the rationalistic occidental current, the cradle of the philosophy and science that I know. Athens is one of the places more important in men´s history. It was the home of much of our great thinkers, who constructed the basis of our actual knowledge, and also, from the Greek culture was born the concept of republic.
I definitely would like to be there someday.

What do you think are the most difficult aspects of learning a new language?

The most difficult thing of learning a new language is, definitely, to think in that language, I mean, make it yours.
You can learn without a problem some vocabulary, a little of grammar structure, and, with a bit more of difficult, the correct pronunciation, but reach the point in which you internalize the language is not an easy work.
Maybe the second aspect in difficulty is the phonetic. The way you move your tongue, your lips, and all the mouth anatomy is specific of your mother´s language, even your vocal cords.