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Michael Thallium No comments. Just watch and listen! Michael Thallium Sorry, this entry is only available in Español. Yesterday evening I went out for dinner with some friends. We shared good table conversation. After midnight, one of my friends gave me a lift back home. She was driving and we were talking about the future, about the age we will have in 2020 or 2030 if we are still alive… I even dared to make some predictions about the years to come. Then I asked my friend a little simple question: “If you would know that you are going to die in just one year from now, what will you do with your life? She looked at me in silence. Then she looked at the road and said: “that´s really a very good question… I don´t know… I can´t answer now”. “Take your time”, I replied. Then I started thinking about how our life perspectives could change if we would know, since we are born, how long we are going to live for: you´ll live 24 years and you are going to live 103 and you 63 and you 19… Well, what about you? How are you going to live this year until your transition day? Please, leave your comment (I will write an article with all your contributions and use it for my PhD thesis on coaching, communication and globalisation). Many thanks in advance. Michael Thallium Book your individual coachingSorry, this entry is only available in Español. Jose Antonio Abreu talks about music and how kids are transformed by music no matter what their race, creed or social status are. This talk is subtitled in English. If you wish to watch some other interesting talks, please visit TED.com Michael Thallium Another interesting talk by Nicholas Christakis on the hidden influence of social networks. If you do not know TED.com yet, I recommend you to follow… Yesterday, I received one of those e-mails I usually erase. They are sent to many people and, mostly, make you waste your time on the Internet. However, since that e-mail was sent by Ángeles Carabias, family doctor and a friend of mine, I decided to open it. I do not regret! Thanks Angeles! It has given me the chance to know the movement and foundation Playing for Change. Don’t Worry is the first original song around the world featured by Playing for Change. It was written by Pierre Minetti in Barcelona, Spain and speaks of the unity we all share on this planet. As the song states. “Let’s don’t worry my brother, in this world we are all the same, we must find peace…” The video features over 20 musicians from 4 continents who have never met in person, but are connected through the message and the music. If you would like to listen and watch this song, click on the banner below.
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