Every crisis can offer an opportunity. The important thing is to have a proactive attitude, to act before situations arise. If we do not, the crisis will come, there will be reactions and we will run the risk of a catastrophe. One of the things I learned was to seek experience. I often advocate the […]
The debate on immigration is often fraught with emotion, myths and misunderstandings. In many countries, especially those with a high migration flow like the United States, it is common to hear the idea that immigrants represent a nuisance or a burden on society. But how true is this? They are blamed for the lack of
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Article from “The Generation of Positive impact” by D’PAZ Magazine While I still write this article, I am a twenty -year -old boy. My most experience was to found Mederi KOI, of which I am still CEO. In case you do not know, I am also the main editor of this magazine and the founder/owner
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Since I can remember, I have always wanted to please everyone. And I think this happens to all of us. In childhood, we seek our parents’ approval; in adolescence, that of our friends; and in adulthood, that of the world. However, over time, I understood an inescapable truth: no matter how hard you try, no
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The United States is the country with the highest health spending in the world, and yet millions of people lack adequate access to medical care. It’s not a lack of technology or infrastructure, but a system designed to enrich corporations and drug companies at the expense of the population. Drug companies have hijacked the health
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I entered the apartment with a feeling I had never experienced before. It wasn’t just loneliness; it was emptiness. A weight that didn’t just burden my body but filled every corner of my mind. The walls were bare, as hollow as I felt inside. Every step echoed in the small space, as if even the
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Although we can associate fame with being recognized, since if you ask a scientist who is Jennifer Doudna? He will tell you that she is an American scientist known for her pioneering work in the development of the CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing technology. But if you ask the same question to a random person, he will
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“You’re selfish!” shouted that man who had always been absent from my life, his words cutting through the air. Perhaps he expected me to prioritize other things over my own well-being. That mysterious man wasn’t the only one to say those words, but perhaps his were the ones that hurt the most. I always felt
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I set up my Christmas tree. Last year, I didn’t do it. Everyone say Christmas has a special glow. And literally, the streets fill with lights like stars, and people seem to be happier than usual. While for some, the Christmas tree lights and the Star of Bethlehem symbolize renewed faith, for others, Christmas is
If you thought that to be a great speaker you needed to address a large audience, I’ll tell you that you’re wrong. Listening is an art like communication, because when you listen, you sound smarter. We’ve always heard the phrase “Listen before you speak,” but it seems that we live in a world with so
Listening: the virtue of speakers. Read More »
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