Let's build an even stronger tiger

Success demands six things: 1. Hardwork. 2. Sacrifice. 3. Struggle. 4. Faith. 5. Patience. 6. Passion. I am native Cuban born in Cuba in 1960; since 2003 self-employed; an experienced teacher; a FIDE-rated chess player and chess trainer; I speak Polish and English as foreign languages, not sworn Translator and Interpreter; certified Tourist Guide... Let's build an even stronger tiger is a scientific-sport project for which I am looking for a sponsor or a sponsoring group, SPONSOR onwards, for my trip and its development on site. Considering the nation's football tradition and intellectual-technical intelligence, I would like to introduce a funny Cuban street game, now the world professional sport Beisbol 5, which all you need to practice is a rubber ball and a small space somewhere. Nothing more. Baseball 5 can be a stepping stone to other sports injecting athletes a little Latin salsa. The purpose of such activities is to: Having fun, slow-paced, active brain and body sculptin...

Bachelor's degree - Cybernetician - Engineer - IT Specialist The result of my "journey" through two world-renowned colleges: 1. In Poland, the former Technical College of Szczecin, its Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Shipbuilding, recognized in the “Western” countries together with its brother in Gdańsk. 2. In Cuba, the University of Havana, now one of the top 500 universities, its former Department of Mathematical Cybernetics, now Mathematics and Computer Science. In Cuba, I finished the career as Licenciado en Cibernética Matemática (1989), the field of Software Engineering in Information Technology (IT), a higher degree in Computer P,rogramming. Made my thesis in the field of Productive Chain Optimization (thanks to unforgettable workshops at a university in Poland), defended it in two days, one day for the application (several hundred thousands of dBase III Plus instructions), other day for theory (over 180 pages), awarded for direct continuation to a Doctor...

 In the 1960s to 1980s, many Cubans spoke Russian language. The Cuban government committed to introducing baseball to the Soviet Union for many years, however these efforts ended in failure. On the contrary with the cooperation of Soviets, Cuba was born as world powerhouse in chess in 1966, with former socialist countries, began Olympic climbing in boxing in 1968, afterwards field and track or athletics, as well as the famous jump-high world record, women's and men's volleyball... For instance Alberto Juantorena Danger. Olympic champion in athletics run over 400 and 800 meters in Montreal in 1976, the only runner who achieved such a double result in the Olympic Games, plus with world record over 800 meters. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberto_Juantorena His coach and creator was a Pole, Zygmunt Zabierzowski.  https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zygmunt_Zabierzowski The achievements of Cuban athletes have long brought awards to other countries. For example: Wilfredo León, volle...

Personally, I am a product of the Cuban sports system as a chess player. Former national school gold medalist, four-year Junior Champion of Havana Province, and two-year fifth-ranked Cuban Junior when I quitted professional chess practice in 1978. Four years (1972-1976) in secondary school, then grades 7th-10th, I lived off home in a boarding school campus of Havana's Sport Talents, where soccer was a physical sport for us chess players; our team was second after school's soccer team, that players played with us for their training, resulted in a small advantage difference for them. At that times the second sport for me was table tennis;  I think it keeps my reflexes in good shape. In the 80's in Poland I did judo and in Cuba swimming and body-building at the same time. In 1999 I returned to chess practice and few months later became a coach to woman grandmaster. In October 2003 my name appeared in the international FIDE ranking at number 256 place on the Cuba ranking, also ...

1) Spanish - My mother tongue. There is a group of languages ​​that I understand through Spanish, such as Portuguese and Italian. Foreign languages: 2) Polish – I landed in Poland in 1979 and was there for the next 2.5 years. Afterwards little contact in Polish, nothing since 1990. In 2009 I found surprisingly that I understand the fast pace of talking Polish also over the phone. There is a group of languages ​​that I understand thanks to Polish: 2.1) Czech - When the interlocutor speaks slowly. 2.2) Slovenian - Almost direct with slight differences. 2.3) Russian - I can understand it in writing and when the other person speaks very slowly. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=isHlHO1l8Rc 3) English - self-taught, I was in London for 9 days in 1994. I still struggle with English accents, however I am quite fluent in person. 4) French – After a year-long course in Poland completed in June 1981, miraculously in November 2019 I found that I could understand French in writing. 5) German - After t...

Possible seed capital for the start of the project: - A contract to work as a Teacher-Trainer or “Digital Nomad”. - Round-trip ticket for departure. - On-site accommodation, a room with basic living conditions. - Having meals maybe in the designated dining room. - Internet access. - Mobile phone and laptop, but not necessary. - Appropriate winter clothing and shoes. - A bike as transporting media. - Pocket money. Basically, the contract should state: - I guarantee the SPONSOR advertising exclusivity. In this context, please consider that I write in three languages, I can work as a copywriter almost every day, edit and produce amateur films and engage in social networks. My LinkedIn profile and the number of followers show how I managed to interact on this network, mainly in English. https://cu.linkedin.com/in/wilfredo-walter-mayet-gonzalez/ - I would like to retain the FREEDOM to contract as a Teacher-Trainer with other entities, in or out the SPONSOR's area. In addition, I would l...