Facilitator
Helps you find your own answers.
Listens, asks, reflects and helps organize your thinking. The value of the conversation is deliberately centered on you.
Pasos de Bienestar
Two people. Two walks. One conversation.
One-to-one conversations while we walk, creating space to listen, think, explore options and discover what may be most useful for you.
What is Pasos de Bienestar?
Two people walk outdoors, each on their own route, connected by a video call on their phones. One brings a topic: a decision, a doubt, a situation, a question. The other listens, asks and helps organize the thinking. No deck, no meeting room, no script.
- About 50 minutes.
- A mobile video call, on foot.
- No prepared material and no recording.
- Confidential and personal.
Why walking?
Walking changes the tone of a conversation. The body moves, the gaze relaxes and ideas come out with less formality. This isn't about exercise: it's that talking is easier when you aren't sitting in front of a screen waiting for your turn.
Movement
The pace of walking makes it easier to think out loud without rushing.
Outdoors
The environment is part of the conversation, not a backdrop.
Informality
Without unnecessary formality, the conversation gets honest sooner.
What kind of help do you need?
You bring the topic and you choose the kind of support. These aren't levels; they're different roles for different needs. You can change roles during the relationship or even mid-conversation.
Coach
Challenges your thinking, broadens your options and helps you move forward.
May question assumptions, play devil's advocate, point out alternatives you may have overlooked and push constructively when it helps.
Mentor
Brings both people's experience into a deeper conversation about perspective and direction.
The most reciprocal of the three roles. The mentor contributes experience and judgment, and also learns from your experience and circumstances.
What a session feels like
It starts informally: how you are, what you'd like to talk about, what would be useful to take away. From there, you set the direction. The person accompanying you listens more than they speak and asks questions that help. If something important comes up and you'd rather not explore it, that decision is respected.
A valuable conversation can leave you with
- Greater clarity
- A decision
- A new conclusion
- A different perspective
- An option you hadn't considered
- A combination of alternatives
- The realization that the help you asked for isn't the help you need
- Something important to keep thinking about
- The chance to say something that needed saying
- A concrete action or a next step
Real stories, Honorary Members
The people who took part in the first walks are part of the origin of this project. They aren't customers giving testimonials: they're part of the story. Their stories will be published here as each one shares their material and authorizes its use.
Honorary Member Story Coming Soon
This space is reserved for a real story: photograph, name, relationship to the origin of the project, period, personal story and quote. Nothing will be invented here.
Honorary Member Story Coming Soon
This space is reserved for a real story: photograph, name, relationship to the origin of the project, period, personal story and quote. Nothing will be invented here.
Honorary Member Story Coming Soon
This space is reserved for a real story: photograph, name, relationship to the origin of the project, period, personal story and quote. Nothing will be invented here.
From being accompanied to accompanying others
Pasos de Bienestar starts with Marco Matouk, but it's built to grow. Someone who lives the experience may later decide to accompany another person. One relationship extends into other relationships, and the project becomes a community of people who learned the value of being heard.
Meet Marco
Marco Matouk is the founder and the first person accompanying these conversations as facilitator, coach or mentor, depending on what each participant needs.
[Awaiting real material: foto / photo]
Marco Matouk
Facilitator · Coach · Mentor
Founder of Pasos de Bienestar and the first person accompanying walking conversations.
[Pending: full biography to be supplied by Marco Matouk. No professional details, dates or credentials have been invented.]
- Languages
- Español · English
- Location
- [Pending]
- Experience areas
- [Pending: areas of experience]
Choose how to participate
One conversation, a continuation, an ongoing relationship, or a complimentary session if you qualify. You can also express interest in accompanying others later on.
Experience One Conversation
A single Pasos de Bienestar conversation of about 50 minutes, walking and on a video call.
Details coming soon
Continue the Conversation
A set of conversations to follow through on something that needs more than one walk.
Details coming soon
Ongoing Relationship
Recurring conversations over a longer period, with continuity and minimal, deliberate memory.
Details coming soon
Honorary Members
The people who were part of the origin of Pasos de Bienestar receive one complimentary conversation each quarter.
Details coming soon