“…With the formation of life histories, the researcher is provided with a way to delve into the most intimate part of the people he wants to analyze. Thus, going through it together with the subject of the research, they becomes a researcher of them own life (Clandinin, 2018; Cotán, 2015; Foste, 2018; Jack-Malik, 2018), arousing greater interest, if possible, for him/her. In this way, Ford’s speech (2020) is valid when he points out that the self-analysis of the events and actions that have been developed throughout his/her career serves the researcher as the first interpretation of it.…”