June 18, 2024

Enseñar valores

Enseñar valores

Para enseñar valores insisto en la necesidad de mirar las historias de vidas de personas que merecen reconocimiento por sus éxitos.

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Para enseñar valores insisto en la necesidad de mirar las historias de vidas de personas que merecen reconocimiento por sus éxitos.

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Or why the affective relationships I have
are not stable. I like assertiveness because

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it invites us to prudence that what
should motivate our word is always love.

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I am and that is already the
basis for going out to conquer many goals,

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to fight, to give a better
version and to enjoy life fully.

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You know, when they ask me
how to teach values, I always insist

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on the need to look at the
life stories of people who deserve recognition for

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their achievements, for their successes.
The truth. I am clear that the

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flower paras are always embodied in people, in life stories of men and women

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who achieved their goals. Values don' t walk the streets. Values cannot

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remain in beautiful concepts however coherent,
however provocative values are present in the existential

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struggle of certain people, of certain
men, of certain women, who present

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themselves to us as models of life. After all, it is in daily

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life, in daily life, as
shown by the coherence and strength of those

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inner forces that we call values.
Here is the explanation of one of my

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tendencies, of my pleasures, which
is to read biographies. Yes, I

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have a collection of biographies of athletes, entrepreneurs, writers, men and women

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who have managed to realize dreams,
and those biographies I love because in them

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I discover how those subjects were able
to achieve their purposes of life without magical

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powers in the midst of adversities,
in the midst of defeats, in complex

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situations, because when we approach a
biographical account, we approach life itself,

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which is always built in the midst
of limitations. We don' t talk

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about angels, we don' t
talk about saints, we talk about humans,

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that is, men and women who, from their limitations, were able

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to move on. And one of
the conclusions that this task of constantly reading

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biographies has left me is that no
one achieves success overnight. No one sleeps

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as a beginner and gets up as
a teacher. Nobody. All human beings

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must walk a path, that is, make a process to be able to

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get ahead, make a process that
allows them to achieve the goals, overcome

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adversities try many times, especially when
they have failed to try. From the

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learnings they have, it is in
some way the power of testimony that always

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inspires concrete history, reflected will have
more lecturing power than discourse, however coherent,

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logical, provocative, subjective it may
be. After all, all human

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beings are always looking for references,
we are always looking for models to guide

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us in the realization of our life
projects. In fact, we learn to

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be human from modeling, from having
in our tutors, our dad and our

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mom, models of life and from
there we build the project that we want

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to do. In this context,
I very much liked the tradition that exists

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of bringing to the universities, great
sports figures, political leaders, social leaders,

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writers, entrepreneurs, so that they
give the graduation speech to the students

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who complete their training process, because
they no longer have the support of the

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coherence of their discourses, but of
life. They will speak not from what

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they have thought only, but from
what they have done in their daily experiences,

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in their daily battles. A few
days ago I ran into Roger Federar

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' s speech. You know,
the tennis player, the Swede, the

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one who won twenty great slam titles
during his lifetime that accumulated a fortune of

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a billion dollars, was invited to
Dartmount College in the United States to make

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the graduation speech and I was shocked
by what he said, because I think

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it is a wise teaching that is
born in his personal search, in his

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personal battles, in his daily experience. He, whom the world recognizes as

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a sure winner, has how to
inspire many young people. And what I

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liked most was the relationship he made
between talent and discipline, because some people

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think they are two incompatible realities.
Some people assume that there are human beings

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touched by a special talent and that
that is enough for them to be realized

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and to be happy. And yes, human beings have special talents, but

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those talents have to be backed up
by work and discipline. Others go to

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the other end and says discipline is
enough, giving him an idea and not

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if there are no talents, if
there are no qualities for that project,

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surely he fails. Roger Federer said
and I open Comillas. I didn'

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t get to where I am out
of talent, but because I did everything

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to overcome my rivals. I did
it because I believed in me. But

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self- confidence is earned by work. Talent matters, but most of the

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time it' s not about having
a gift It' s about having guts.

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Discipline and patience are also talents.
Trusting yourself is a talent. Embrace

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the process. Loving the process is
a talent. Some people are born with

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those talents. Everyone has to bring
down on them. All the way over

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there. One of the teachings of
this tennis player and I was excited because

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I insist. We are reminded of
the work, we are reminded of patience,

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we are reminded of the love of
the process. We are reminded of

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the desire and ambition to achieve this. We are reminded not to give up.

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We are reminded that it is not
enough to know how to do it,

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that it must be tried again and
again and again. Remember that Thomas

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alba Eddinson talked a lot about how
success. It has a small percentage of

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inspiration, but the vast majority is
perspiration, sweating effort. Today I want

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to remind you that you are surely
facing a purpose, before a goal,

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that you have to strive to achieve
it, that you have to be patient,

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that you have to be persistent,
that you will not reach it overnight,

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that sometimes you will be defeated and
that it will be your turn to

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get up, shake and move on, that sometimes you will not be motivated

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and that you will have to dedicate
yourself to finding what motivates you, what

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makes you overcome, what makes you
succeed? Sometimes I' ve been asked

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how I achieve motivation and I tell
them doing things, though I don'

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t want to. Many times I' m motivated and happy. Many times

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the energy flows to me and the
desire to fight flows to me and the

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desire to get ahead, but other
times you don' t and you know

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what. When I don' t
feel like it, you know what I

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' m trying to do, I
do what I' m supposed to do.

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Please, let' s not live
on merit, let' s not

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live on claims. Let us live
to gain from our efforts and our struggle

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what we want, what we want. Thanks for being there. Forget about

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the orational, the man is alive
and we' re on every platform you know.