Miami mornings start with the hum of an Aston Martin and the scent of Cuban coffee wafting through the air. But let’s address the elephant in the room: dirty cars. Yes, the bane of every car enthusiast’s existence. Imagine detailing your car to perfection, only to have rogue sprinklers sprinkle chaos on your hard work. That’s the reality of Miami streets—beautiful chaos.

I took my Aston Martin DBX 707 out for a spin, appreciating the sleek titanium gray paint that gleams even under the scorching sun. At $850,000 (€707,000), it’s a masterpiece that makes heads turn, but let me tell you, maintaining it in a city known for unpredictable traffic and endless construction is an adventure in itself. And don’t even get me started on Miami’s regulatory quirks, like the relentless beeping of traffic assist warnings. Every startup feels like negotiating with a robot that doesn’t understand “freedom.”


Breakfast and Business

Breakfast in Miami is not complete without Cuban food. The aroma of Vaca Frita, sizzling eggs, and rich coffee fills my kitchen every Sunday morning. It’s a ritual—simple, grounding, and delicious. While flipping through the latest Aston Martin updates, I stumbled upon Gucci suitcases priced at $15,000. Luxury often toes the line between elegance and extravagance, but hey, if the Aston’s boot needs some panache, why not?

As a business owner, Sundays are also for reflection. Recently, I discovered Chris Voss’s book, Never Split the Difference. The former FBI negotiator’s strategies are a goldmine for anyone in sales, especially in mastering empathetic negotiation techniques. It’s all about understanding human behavior—how to listen, adapt, and close deals without the exhausting ā€œfollow-up, follow-up, follow-upā€ grind.


A City of Endless Exploration

Living in Miami feels like being a tourist in your own city, especially when you’re married to someone experiencing its wonders for the first time. My wife, a Bulgarian fashionista, has introduced me to a different side of Miami—one filled with colors, textures, and hidden gems in the Design District. From boutique stores showcasing leather craftsmanship to quiet corners perfect for photography, we’ve carved out our unique Miami experience.

But it’s not just about aesthetics. Every outing becomes an opportunity to create, film, and connect. Teaching my wife how to capture shots has added a creative layer to our adventures. Miami, with its blend of chaos and charm, becomes a backdrop for stories waiting to be told.

šŸ’” Pro Tip: If you ever feel stuck, like your daily routine is a broken record, try underexposing—not just your photos but your perspective. There’s beauty in the darker, quieter moments that you can’t see when everything is overexposed.

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