really big project I've always wanted to execute, but being honest, need people invested in it too
never seen in Spain and easy to scale worldwide (huge opportunity for networking)
"viva el partido del amor"
bien dicho, tenéis tanto amor que recurrís a dárselo a prostitutas también, no os cabe en el corazón
El amor es el poder más poderoso que existe.
El amor está detrás de las decisiones que benefician a la mayoría y a los más débiles.
¡Viva el AMOR y viva el PSOE!
@oscar_puente_
#LaFuerzaDeLaGente
Mr. K2 retweeted
Hands down the strongest luxury + high-level connections circle in Europe.
I've known the mysterious man K2 for a while now and I can only say good things about him.
A few weeks ago, I was in Madrid having dinner with one of my business partners.
And I'm not talking about just any partner; he’s one of the most strategic connections in my network and someone I’ve been grinding with for over 4 years across multiple projects.
We were looking back at how the agency (epeios.es) started and reflecting on how far everything has come.
To give you some context: I’ve been "working" since I was 12 years old. I put "working" in quotes because doing what I love has never felt like actual work; I’ve always viewed it as pure problem-solving.
Now, in my 20s, I’ve realized that the best way to solve everyday problems for both large and small clients is through an agency where we provide EVERYTHING.
We’re talking about a full-stack ecosystem:
> High-impact campaigns, branding, and strategic placements
> Production and design (specialized in fashion and high-ticket niches)
> Private Equity projects
> Even a Luxury Concierge service
None of these services appeared overnight. A few years ago, they were just individual skills I was sharpening, testing, and refining behind closed doors.
Going from designing for brands at 13 to building a massive network that allowed us to expand into Private Equity and Luxury Concierge was only possible because of two things: relentless networking and raw volume of execution.
These past ~8 years have taught me that nothing is handed to you. But if you have high-level judgement and can swallow the friction, you can literally build whatever you set your mind to.
In practice, it all comes down to one simple truth:
I’ve probably failed more times than you’ve even tried.
A few weeks ago, I was in Madrid having dinner with one of my business partners.
And I'm not talking about just any partner; he’s one of the most strategic connections in my network and someone I’ve been grinding with for over 4 years across multiple projects.
We were looking back at how the agency (epeios.es) started and reflecting on how far everything has come.
To give you some context: I’ve been "working" since I was 12 years old. I put "working" in quotes because doing what I love has never felt like actual work; I’ve always viewed it as pure problem-solving.
Now, in my 20s, I’ve realized that the best way to solve everyday problems for both large and small clients is through an agency where we provide EVERYTHING.
We’re talking about a full-stack ecosystem:
> High-impact campaigns, branding, and strategic placements
> Production and design (specialized in fashion and high-ticket niches)
> Private Equity projects
> Even a Luxury Concierge service
None of these services appeared overnight. A few years ago, they were just individual skills I was sharpening, testing, and refining behind closed doors.
Going from designing for brands at 13 to building a massive network that allowed us to expand into Private Equity and Luxury Concierge was only possible because of two things: relentless networking and raw volume of execution.
These past ~8 years have taught me that nothing is handed to you. But if you have high-level judgement and can swallow the friction, you can literally build whatever you set your mind to.
In practice, it all comes down to one simple truth:
I’ve probably failed more times than you’ve even tried.
The online business space is a $100B illusion engineered to keep you hopping from one trend to another.
Strip away all the hype, and every online business model comes down to just 2 universal truths:
> It all works if you outlast the friction.
Whether it’s cold outreach, building software, or running paid media; if you put in high-level work for 2-3 years straight without getting distracted, you win. Period.
> Gurus will always monetize your desperation.
The moment you feel stuck, someone on your feed will offer you a "secret blueprint" to skip the hard part. It’s a parasite economy built on your desire for fast money.
There are no secret models. Only operators who execute, and tourists who keep buying tickets.
Kill the distractions and outlast everyone.









