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Episode 7 - I have the pleasure of chatting with Elio Avila Muñoz, a creator of content on Youtube and Instagram on the subjects of sports, psychology and philosophy, but above all, a friend of mine for many years now!
In this open discussion, we discuss the importance of educating ourselves and taking responsibility for what happens to us, so that we can better keep control of the difficulties of life and daily life, including procrastination for example.
This episode is an excerpt from Elio's podcast: Ca va Raisonner
Enjoy your listening! 😃
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2 comments
DylePot
(Sorry, the message is gone by itself)
My message was about grief and you held back on the subject.
All this to say that you are great, you bring us a lot and you will bring us a lot.
Thank you very much 🙏🏻
(Sorry, the message is gone by itself)
My message was about grief and you held back on the subject.
All this to say that you are great, you bring us a lot and you will bring us a lot.
Thank you very much 🙏🏻
DylePot
Hi, Eric
(I know I'm late, but I think you need to hear what I have to say)
Usually I don't give my opinion on the internet...
But recently this has changed.
And don't blame yourself for the reactions of others. If you want to talk about something that is taboo or not, you can. Everyone has the right to explain their point of view. If they react badly... it's because they don't understand, and may never understand.
It's up to them to ask the question "is he right?" Etc
You are a being
Hi, Eric
(I know I'm late, but I think you need to hear what I have to say)
Usually I don't give my opinion on the internet...
But recently this has changed.
And don't blame yourself for the reactions of others. If you want to talk about something that is taboo or not, you can. Everyone has the right to explain their point of view. If they react badly... it's because they don't understand, and may never understand.
It's up to them to ask the question "is he right?" Etc
You are a being