The self-explanatory phrase Querer es poder, whose equivalent in English could well be, Where there's a will there's a way, is a very popular phrase which belongs to the realm of folk tradition. We all have heard of it many times, but oddly enough, we may have taken it for granted. Today's episode wants to pay homage to this wise thought and reveal the magic of its true power as well known and documented, not only by the Buddhist tradition, but also corroborated by the latest scientific discoveries in the field of the brain. The idea is to get the best of ourselves in this very life to live to our fullest potential and to develop all the qualities that can give us the power to transform ourselves and our circumstances. To do so, we need to transform ourselves from the inside out and never the other way around.
To fly blind, take a shot in the dark
Dar palos de ciego
To have the upper hand
Tener la sartén por el mango
Where there's a will, there's a way
Querer es poder
To be a piece of cake
Ser pan comido
A piece of cake
Coser y cantar
To be a Jack of all trades
Ser un todo terreno
In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed man is king
En el reino de los ciegos, el tuerto es el rey
To have an ace up your sleeve
Tener o guardar un as en la manga
To not give in
No dar el brazo a torcer