Jenny Maggioni, chief editor of Food&Beverage, monthly food and wine. We met in Varese at the event Social Gusto, in which it was, with journalists and bloggers, the evolution of the communication of the food network.
I still remember his enthusiastic response, when, now time ago, I told her that I would write to her: "Cynthia, wow! That honor! But they are not so important! Thank you so much for this opportunity! I'm still growing ... Social Taste for me has been a great personal and professional opportunity. Maybe my story can help someone, because I did not believe it myself!
We must learn to believe more in ourselves, too often we underestimate undermining our potential. The important thing is not to get lost following the wave of the moment, because it is our belief that makes us that being only one that makes the difference. Some, sometimes so you risk loneliness, but there is no other way if we do not want to lose that enthusiasm that sometimes triggers in us that flash of genius often put into hibernation…
But now I present Jenny, his way is still long…
Jenny Maggioni started his journalistic experience to montagna.tv, online newspaper dedicated precisely to the mountain tourism. Here he learned the importance of teamwork, then, He has applied to the editors on subsequent experiences.
In the following years, an internship at an online site of the province of Bergamo and events, and then the landing to the monthly and daily online food and wine 'Italy at the Table’, It led it until his new adventure editor of the monthly 'Food&Beverage’.
Another of his dreams come true was to write to his favorite newspaper, ‘style.it’. The satisfaction then, to see published an article on 'The Daily’ in fact women's section, led her to believe that the commitment, the will, and especially the determination to believe in themselves, are fundamental elements in the milestones of life.
Jenny, I want to dedicate the writer and poet's wordsRalph Waldo Emerson (1803 – 1882), read them carefully…
Believing in their thoughts, believe that what is true for you, personally for you, It is also true for all men, here, This is the genius. Everyone should learn to discover and to keep an eye on that glimmer of light that flickers inside the mind more than the glitter of the firmament of bards and sages.
It's easy, in the world, living in the opinion of the world; it's easy, in solitude, live by ourselves; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect serenity independence of solitude. A foolish consistency is the obsession of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines.
With consistency a great soul has not, simply, nothing to do. The whole story is resolved smoothly in the biography of a few people and vigorous series.
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