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Thoughts about changing, life, and whatever comes to mind.

Category: Blog

  • when you’d like to vote but you have some second thoughts

    We are about to vote in italy and people are facing a big issue: What to vote?

    The thing is, many of those people who’d vote NO in this election are on the same side of factions that they are 100% incompatible with their thoughts.

    Same for the yes.

    People are going crazy for this, but I think the main reason for this is that we shouldn’t take the factions into consideration and have a personal idea on how it should be done. Otherwise we risk to become like sheep following their master.

  • improv will change your life

    …as it changed mine. Tomorrow I’ve got a talk.

    Years ago I would have felt powerless, today I feel in control of the situation. Not because I became a macho man, but because I gained confidence about my skills and the way I talk.

    I gained knowledge of pauses, and the fact that we can always improvise.
    Every day in life.

  • if you don’t tell how much you love them

    One of the non-obvious things in this life is how we approach our feelings.

    We forget to show them, we hide them, we avoid making them public.
    Since feelings make us vulnerable we avoid them at all cost.

    And we regret it when it becomes too late.
    When you’d want a second chance.

    Telling your feelings doesn’t require much courage, it takes some will, yes, but nothing more.
    You only have to give a hug, a phone call, a message and put in it all you’ve got.
    All your feelings.

    Hug like you could zip the feelings in one action.
    Call and tell them that you love them, that they are important, that you live a better life thanks to them.

    Don’t wait for tomorrow. Make today the right day.

  • do we search less?

    Today a politician noted that in the past we searched more in google.

    Things like “crisis” when the crisis stroke, and so on, would be searched more in the past than today.

    What if right now we focus more on the information we get through facebook thanks to our friend circle?

    What if we consider that information true and instead of searching, documenting, get information, we leave at that?

    Maybe the problem doesn’t revolve around searching, maybe it revolves around “trust” and the illusion of truth.
    Facebook built the idea that we can trust our friends, their opinion, their view of the world.

    Therefore when a friend shares something on facebook you expect him/her to have an informed position about the argument.
    Not always the case, sadly.
    Still, we continue to trust that piece of information without getting more info and all because we confuse friendship with source trust.