By Garland M. Baker
Special to A.M. Costa Rica
The rule of thumb in Costa Rica is when you cannot plan — or do not plan — panic.
This malady is part of the culture. People in the campo, the rural areas, learn this from childhood. Parents instruct kids sent to the pulperia, the corner mom and pop grocery, to buy one egg for breakfast. Not two, one for breakfast and one for lunch, or three, one for breakfast, one for lunch and one for dinner. Just one. One for breakfast.
Why, because the parents were not taught to plan and organize by their parents, so they do not teach their kids to do so.
This web site contains articles written by Garland M. Baker and Lic. Allan Garro for the A.M. Costa Rica. These articles contain important information that everyone doing business—personal and corporate—in Costa Rica ought to know. Reach them at [email protected]
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