“For us, family is our driving force, our safe haven, what motivates us to move forward day after day.”.
JARABACOA.- She's from the capital, he's a "fire-breathing" Cibao native. They lived in Santo Domingo, but the pandemic lockdown moved them to the fertile Cibao region, given the mandatory confinement and their desire to experience freedom and breathe natural air.
Paola Simó and Rafael González took flight to the tourist destination of Jarabacoa, where in just a few months life took an unexpected and positive turn. They launched their company, Cabin Brokers, a fledgling business that, from a simple trial, grew to become the leading real estate agency in Jarabacoa.
They have plenty of reasons for family gratitude, with the success they are currently reaping, in family unity with their three daughters, who although small are already making their first steps and accompanying their parents in real estate ventures.
“For us, family is our driving force, our safe haven, what motivates us to move forward day after day,” they say.
Having the same vision and unconditional support is an advantage for this real estate family that "always seeks comprehensive development for all members of our company.".
Four families currently live together in Cabin Brokers, and the prediction is that the clan will continue to grow for centuries to come.
This young couple applies a theory to establish boundaries and avoid blurring the lines between their roles as a couple. “In the workplace, we're not spouses, we're partners. We've been clear about this from day one, and it has allowed us to be more precise when implementing and making adjustments.”.
Her three daughters are already part of the staff. “We try to involve our daughters in company functions, to instill in them the value of work from an early age.”.
The González Simó family has been building their real estate business for 11 years, guided by God. “Always seek God. Difficult situations will always come, however, a family that has God at its center will always be able to overcome them,” they reflect.
