No matter the place, what matters is the coffee ☕♥️

It doesn't really matter if I am alone or with company, since I enjoy the moment and my coffee just the same. If I am alone I delight in looking around, maybe I also find some familiar faces or people I haven't seen in a while and that becomes a great encounter. Breathing in that quiet place full of people with the same interest as me is something I love to do.

If I am accompanied I also find it enjoyable to sit down for coffee and have those good conversations where coffee will always be a silent but comforting witness. Generally women when we feel a little low on energy immediately think of inviting a special friend to the coffee shop, to listen to us, give us advice, give us a hug and along with the coffee we both connect and reboot ourselves.

Evidently, worldwide there are very famous and luxurious coffee shops that provide us with all the comforts and conveniences that we like to enjoy so much. Their owners are great businessmen who have sacrificed a lot and have worked hard to reach this level.

On the other hand, there are the more modest coffee shops, those where someone comes up with the brilliant idea of forming a family business offering delicious coffee. We all have the opportunity to be entrepreneurs, the important thing is to have the vision and take the step. Perhaps that small family coffee shop will one day become a very famous one. Constant work, perseverance and good coffee are important ingredients for this coffee shop to grow offering a quality product.

In my personal opinion I do not have a specific taste, since I love drinking coffee so much that the place, be it modest or luxury, does not have a major impact, since all the protagonism is taken by my coffee and wherever I am I will always enjoy it and be grateful for the moment, however I congratulate those who dedicate themselves to making their business grow, not only contributing to the economy, but also giving us moments of disconnection and tranquility.

Have you ever seen or felt being treated badly in a coffee shop? Well, I haven't, because coffee keeps us in a good mood, both for those who sell it and for those of us who consume it, so it must surely contain magic and it involves us all.