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Charly Galdona originario de Uruguay, es un emprendedor desde su temprana edad y hoy nos habla sobre la importancia de lo que llama “Actitud Ganadora”.
Vive con su esposa y sus dos hijos en una ciudad pequeña cerca de Amsterdam en Holanda.
Es Coach de Emprendedores, tiene una licenciatura en Negocios Internacionales y un Master en Imagineering & Business Innovation.
Empezó su primer proyecto a los 15 anos en Montevideo Uruguay en un programa llamado Junior Achievement.
Mas tarde con la ayuda de su padre y la complicidad de su abuelo creo su propio estudio de grabación y ensayos siendo este su primer emprendimiento propio.
Su tercer emprendimiento fue la discoteca llamada Party Time, y luego la productora donde tuvo sus primeras experiencias de “high performance”.
Las exigencias para continuar con resultados de excelencia lo llevaron a tener un “burnt out” y tomar una pausa para recalibrar su vida.
Cambio de destino físico hacia Holanda donde su mujer tuvo una nueva oportunidad laboral.
Después de un periodo de pausa nació su primer libro, su Podcast y su nuevo emprendimiento de Coaching Empresarial llamado Actitud Ganadora.
Charly Galdona nos habla sobre la resiliencia para continuar el camino.
Nos habla de la importancia de la superación de las Creencias Limitantes creando y repitiendo nuevos hábitos.
Como herramientas menciona la importancia de empezar el cambio HOY haciendo un Mind Map de nuestro presente, evaluando lo que nos da energía y lo que no, y de ahí diagramar otro con lo que queremos lograr. Que acción voy a hacer HOY para lograr lo que quiero.
Finaliza concluyendo que ser emprendedor no es para todos.
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Keveen or Baba Bear shares with us his personal journey of self-discovery,
Coming from a very strong and structured family where he felt he was not allowed to be himself, he decided at the age of 16 to leave and start his own journey, he wanted to be himself.
He is a world traveler, a mentor, a coach, an artist and a musician, an Earth carer and a father.
He is constantly living life to the fullest and sharing what he has learned via Instagram (@bababearlovelovelove) and Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/user/kaikupoems)
He met Gina during his travels and created a little family.
After traveling non stop from place to place he realized that he needed to slow down so as to capture and blend the teachings each community gave him and to be able to give back the generosity he received from them. Teaching children was one of his callings. Not teaching in a traditional way but being a facilitator of knowledge. He started the experience in a school in Mexico and then moved to Guatemala where he found a place on the ocean to start a school. Through his experience, he learned that children and adults learn by playing. Now he moved to the South West of France and created a holistic garden (jardangle), a farm and a retreat center to help others be fully themselves.
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In this episode, Kim Boda, a certified trainer of the Neurochange Solutions program, teaches us the benefits of mindfulness, metacognition and how to break free from subconscious programs. In addition, she explains how these techniques are been used in organizations to bring positive change and impact. We also discuss brain and heart coherence, as well as the impact of stress or survival mode in human beings.
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Mandy, a holistic nutritionist, chef, and creator of the Bloom for Life Blog, shares with us the secret of healthy living, healthy eating, and conscious thinking so we can live better lives.
Mandy grew up in South Dakota, a place where raw vegan food is not typically the norm, she had to learn to use food as medicine to eradicate disease, and feel healthy and comfortable in her skin. Mandy encourages us to be stewards of the environment that surrounds us while choosing to be in control of our health, have a positive mindset and pursue movement to energize the body and mind.
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En este episodio nos trasladamos hacia Dallas, TX en Estados Unidos y hablamos con Charo Alarcón sobre la filosofía Montessori y lo importante que son los primeros años de vida de los niños.
Charo nos explica que el niño o niña crea al hombre o a la mujer del mañana. Básicamente todo lo que absorbemos de niños es en lo que nos convertimos de grandes.
Charo nos lleva por un viaje a través de las distintas etapas de desarrollo del niño y nos explica lo importante que es que los educadores, ya sea padres o maestros, conozcan estas etapas para que puedan generar entornos y situaciones aptos para el desarrollo del niño. También nos explica como el método Montessori se adapta al niño y no el niño al método.
En resumen, el niño o la niña crean al hombre o a la mujer. Los niños son los que crean la cultura del mañana.
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Roni Lila, a musician and singer/songwriter from Israel shares with us her story of self-healing. After surgical intervention to remove a tumor in her spinal cord and dealing with severe nerve pain she became paralyzed. She then learned that under every physical pain there is an emotional pain, and this was the beginning of her self-healing journey. Now she is back to dancing and doing what she loves. Roni shares with us how she did it and helpful tips that we can implement on our individual paths.
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In this episode we go all the way to Costa Rica and interview Alvaro Teran. Alvaro is the motor behind www.wearmovement.com where they up-cycle waste fibers from pineapple leaves to create bracelets that generate jobs, help people re-connect with Nature and part of the profits go to restore ecosystems in need. He is also part of the Raisingcoral.org project where they are regenerating corals in Costa Rica and joining forces to regenerate corals in all the Americas.
In this interview Alvaro tells about his youth and how he got connected with Nature. We talk about the current disconnection that we as humans have with Nature and we talk about his projects that aim to help us all reconnect with Nature.
We finalize the interview with some beautiful tips to reconnect with Nature provided by Alvaro.
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Scott Gallant is an expert in permaculture and sustainability. After running a sustainable education center for 9 years, he is now helping clients manage their land in a sustainable way as a permaculture consultant in Costa Rica. Scott shares with us permaculture tips, as well as helpful ways to build a community, deal with conflict resolution, and set up the necessary decision-making structures to live in harmony.
Learn more about Scott's permaculture design course here: https://www.porvenirdesign.com/workshops/2019/10/17/permaculture-design-certification-course
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En esta entrevista nos trasladamos a Uruguay, un país que ha estado en relación con la naturaleza desde siempre y entrevistamos a Manuel Solari que está regenerando ecosistemas con sus vacas. Hablamos sobre la naturaleza, sobre la relación que tenemos los humanos con ella y como se relacionan los animales con el ecosistema. De a poco nos estamos despertando al desbalance natural que hemos ayudado a crear en nuestra evolución humana. Nos estamos dando cuenta que nuestro modelo linear y 100% humano-controlado ya no es sustentable y nos estamos dando cuenta que la naturaleza en si ya tiene una sabiduría profundísima que ha desarrollado durante millones de años. Como humanos, en los últimos años, nos hemos enfocado en crear el mayor bienestar y confort para nosotros mismos, pero sin darnos cuenta nos hemos alejado de esta sabiduría milenaria y hemos creado problemas que atentan contra nuestra salud y sanidad global. Sin embargo, de a poco estamos recordando q la salud del ecosistema es lo que nos mantiene saludables a nosotros mismos.
Manuel nos cuenta su historia y su nueva propuesta para revertir la situación en que estamos. Una propuesta diferente, una propuesta que utiliza la metodología de pastoreo racional inventa da por Andre Voisin, una propuesta que apunta al mejoramiento de todo el ecosistema y no solo al fin monetario, una propuesta que aprende de la sabiduría de la naturaleza para trabajar con ella y no en contra de ella.
Manuel Solari nos muestra como las vacas pasan de ser enemigas para la naturaleza a ser aliadas de la naturaleza.
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In this episode we go all the way to Wageningen in the Netherlands and interview Heitor, a Brazilian PhD candidate at the Wageningen University where he focuses his research on Biodiversity and Ecosystem services.
He goes over the situation in Brazil and explains the reasons for the fires in the Amazon which include changes in policy, greater deforestation compared to previous years and the curre global agro food system.
He then takes us on a journey through Agroecology as a systemic solution to the imbalance in the current Agro food system.
He finally asks us and the audience to organize ourselves and to join organizations that are pushing this transformation forward, since by uniting we can leverage our strengths and accelerate the much needed change.
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