¿Cuánto cuesta viajar por trabajo? (Lo que nadie te cuenta)

In this special episode of "How Much Does It Cost?", Pablo Ferro sits alone in front of the camera to share something personal: how entrepreneurship took him from rejecting a university exchange program to editing videos on the bullet train from Tokyo to Osaka. 🔍 Discover how much traveling for work really costs—not just in money, but in habits, health, mindset, and sacrifices no one tells you about. At 24 years old, with two years of work-related travel and six months of international trips under his belt, Pablo shares unfiltered what he's learned. From the mindset he had from day one with a camera in his hands, to the post-trip depression he experienced upon returning from Japan. He rejected an exchange program in his third semester of university to focus on his business. Two and a half years later, that decision took him to Japan, all expenses paid. The bell curve applied to travel: before your dream trip arrives, you have to accept the ones that aren't. Your first clients are seeds: don't give away your work to someone who won't take you where you want to be in 3-5 years. Traveling for work disrupts your habits, your diet, and your routine—and post-trip depression is real. Traveling alone reveals your true self, without holding anything back. Plus, Pablo reveals: ✅ Why editing on the bullet train connected all the dots in his career ✅ The video game analogy: each trip is a mushroom that makes you stronger ✅ The most precious things he keeps from his travels—3 stones worth more than any piece of equipment 🎯 If you've ever wondered if your job can take you around the world, this episode is for you. 00:00 A Different Episode: Pablo Alone in Front of the Camera 01:32 The Mindset from Day Zero with a Camera 02:22 The Decision That Changed Everything: Rejecting the Exchange 04:48 2.5 Years Later: The First Trip to Japan 05:55 The Bell Curve Applied to Travel 07:59 Your Clients Are Seeds — Choose Wisely Who You Work For For Free 10:23 The Downsides of Traveling for Work: Habits and Physical Health 10:36 Information from Coop Financial Cooperative 11:33 Post-Travel Depression: The Dopamine That Doesn't Return 17:00 The Pros: Moments of Reflection During Commutes 19:27 Editing on the Tokyo-Osaka Bullet Train 22:39 Traveling Is a Video Game: Mario's Mushrooms 24:53 Traveling Alone: ​​Being Who You Really Are 27:22 The 3 Stones: The Most Precious Things I Have in Life Information from COOP Cooperative Financial Institution: https://coopdesarrollo.com.mx/ COOP SOCIAL MEDIA:   / coop_cooperativa_financiera   https://www.facebook.com/share/174gWr... CONTACT: [email protected] SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL so you don't miss any episodes: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/@cuantocuesta... Follow Cuco:   / cuco_ferro   Follow Pablo:   / pablo_ferrop   EQUIPMENT WE USE FOR RECORDING Camera A: https://amzn.to/41NUdUq Camera B: Microphones: https://amzn.to/3XC2dp2 Audio Interface: https://amzn.to/4hR1xU4 Tripods: https://amzn.to/3FPby6T Lights: https://amzn.to/3FJhyOF Softbox: https://amzn.to/3FJhyOF Lenses: https://amzn.to/3Hxkpeo