Break your barriers is a book written by Angel Chung, an engineer by profession. He was born in Lima, Peru, to Chinese immigrant parents, who had 14 children (8 males and 6 females). All lived together in extreme poverty in different parts of Peru and had to overcome many obstacles and problems, among them, the continuous evictions, robberies, mistreatment, deceit, hunger, thirst, cold, diseases, death, etc.; But these never stopped them, and they never gave up. As the family grew in numbers and age, older siblings played an important role in helping their parents lift themselves out of poverty. Thanks to the incessant study and work, they all became professionals in different fields of engineering, medicine, psychology, education, administration, among others. Ángel Chung is a mechanical electrical engineer graduated in Peru, with a postgraduate degree in Business Administration in Chile; and postgraduate in Mining and mineral processing plants in Peru-Bolivia. He also has a master's degree in project management (Master in Project Management) in the United States of America and a certificate as a PMP (Project Management Professional) in project management in the United States by the PMI (Project Management Institute) . He is also a master (sensei), 5th Dan black belt in karate with more than 30 years of experience. He has competed in national and international championships and due to his passion, he has taught this martial art and this discipline voluntarily and ad-honorem to thousands of students from different countries such as Peru, Mexico, USA, Canada and Indonesia. In the labor field, Angel has more than 30 years of experience occupying managerial and executive positions in top-level and prestigious mining companies located in different countries such as Peru, Chile, Mexico, USA, Canada, Finland and Indonesia. He has had the opportunity to meet, learn and visit more than 40 countries and cultures in the world.
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In simple terms, breaking down your barriers or boundaries means overcoming your own physical, mental, and spiritual barriers to achieving your goals and objectives. It means leaving behind conformism, the status quo, inaction, and mediocrity to achieve e
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