About - The Bright Minded (Manifesto - April 26, 2026)

The Bright Minded covers the good side of FinTech and Technology. But don't get me wrong — not in the naive way.

"The good side of Fin-Tech" means showing that even when things seem to go extremely wrong — in the global economy, in international politics — there are still people building tools and companies that focus on improving and simplifying the life of other people.

After working closely with hundreds of professionals in the fintech space, I realised I was tired of a couple of things.

First, to know what really happens in the world of fin-tech you have to be an insider. That's why everyone else feels helpless when they look at the world and at innovation. Second, the people who work hard to create the useful stuff don't easily find a place to tell what they're doing. Third, they're not fully aware of how to tell it — and if no one reads their messages, it's like those messages don't exist.

So if you're someone who's not an insider but daily meets Fin-Tech stuff, chances are you need to open 12 tabs and 100 posts just to figure out what's going on. And if you're a Fin-Tech professional, builder, or entrepreneur, chances are you don't have the right place to tell what you do.

So I thought: how do I solve both? By creating a place where you can have the knowledge of an insider and the chance to find your voice.

If you're wondering why I know all this — fair question. Here's the short version.

I've been writing since high school, starting with domestic and foreign politics, then moving towards finance and economics, thanks to my background in international politics and economics. I've studied and worked in Spain, Mexico, Japan, and Paraguay — and it was precisely in Paraguay, during my internship at the Italian embassy, that I discovered my love for cryptocurrencies. I still didn't know it was there, but it was. That was the turning point. Since then I started asking a lot of whys, which led me to specialise in fintech, which led me to want to know more about new technologies — AI, needless to say — which led me to also become a data scientist. And since I'm basically in love with all of it, I found a way to put everything together in my editorial work as a content, marketing, and growth manager.

So if you're wondering whether this outlet will grow — yes, it will. And if you're wondering whether I'm able to let professionals share their voices — yes, I am.

So, I hope that this (for now future) editorial success, The Bright Minded, becomes your professional gateway. A place where you discover the natural anti-depressive character of Fin-Tech.

Enjoy.

P.S. If you want to know more about me, here's my LinkedIn: Rosalia Mazza - LinkedIn profile

Contact: rosalia@thebrightminded.com