Dr. Mario Alonso Puig - DESCUBRE TU DON OCULTO y conviértelo en propósito

Episode Date: May 2, 2025

En esta conversación con María Penoucos, exploramos uno de los temas que más preguntas despierta cuando hablamos de desarrollo personal: cómo reconocer ese talento innato que todos traemos de serie y ponerlo al servicio de la vida.Reflexionamos sobre ese don con el que llegamos al mundo y que casi siempre pasamos por alto porque nos resulta demasiado natural; y explicamos por qué dejar de compararnos es el primer paso para vivirlo con plenitud.Además, profundizamos en la relación entre autoestima, propósito y responsabilidad: cuando registramos qué valoran los demás en nosotros y lo aceptamos sin restarle importancia, la confianza florece y sentimos el impulso de ofrecer lo mejor de nosotros mismos.Ojalá esta charla te anime a mirar tu día a día con ojos nuevos y a descubrir ese regalo interior que, al compartirse, puede transformar tu historia y la de quienes te rodean.Página Web: ⁠⁠⁠https://marioalonsopuig.com/ ⁠⁠⁠Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/marioalonsopuig/⁠⁠⁠ Youtube: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@MarioAlonsoPuigOficial⁠⁠⁠ Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/MarioAlonsoPuigOficial⁠⁠⁠ Entradas a la nueva conferencia 2025: ⁠⁠⁠https://marioalonsopuig.com/gira-2025/

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great. I'm the Dr. Mary Alonso Puch I'm invite to live to make to me this

adventure of discovery and that's just maybe I get but together

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so that's it's really that the experience that I have is that all the that is that that is that that's too

for example, I'm not I've got merit in that is the don't the don't of the communication. I said my Enferms that what I was

called, they'd have to me, and I don't understand really what I'd say. Because I'm, it was what I'd like what I'd do. When I was a little bit of a quote, the people was callied and he'd and he'd say a silence.

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that's amorous, that's agoroso, that's that'sacred, and then. And then would say, who would

say, who did you could have with the past of the time in the essential

or one of the essential in my life. This is the difficulty of the

don, that for someone is so natural and we we're so much to think

that the things that are only just can get with

effort that immediately we'll desestimam most fichate I remember one thing that me impressioned a little, a new with a syndrome of down this new what was the don't?

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other person who'd have to go in the and so if you were the infado. Yes, he said, this is a don't. But how not it's a don't? So the don is like a a gift of the universe that we receive. And we have to discover it. And you have to discover it.

And you have to present attention those things that are good, of form natural, although you not those values, because for you are part of your form of and orienting

much of your life in relation to that don't consider that there's no consider that any person that no can't

do. I think there many people that are in this world without discover it. Oh, it's

really. I said I was you've been a conference that you told this and that

you said this thing of the natural that we subestimamos because it's a thing

that's a that not that not that's that's that exactly and other

thing that does this the people of you know, like what? What? What? What? What?

What? One of the attention? Oh, no, well, the don't, yes, the painting, like you the other way, that's the artistic. But, for there, for cooking, to be good for the hands,

transmit the aligrity. There's so, that one, see in the other, and in reality, we're just we've we've got into. We've got into.

So, we're going We're with a with a lint very distortion, and many of our dones not in that lente, with what, simply, as being ignorant, we don't, we're discovering,

and because we're always comparing don't. I just put an example, and I'm an analogyas. I sometimes I'm a question, what is better? A secuoye or a manzan? Now, the people say,

and one says, one says, one says, I go, why? He said, because it's much more a more than a manzano. And another person said, I said,

because the manzana you can't eat and the sequoia not you can't eat anything. So at the final, the world of the comparison is a world very dangerous. There are ones that are manzano in potency,

others are in sequoias and each one is a beautiful in what it but we are always comparing us and the that's mannano, in the way

the great thing I produce, or, that's that arbor and that back is that I'm a the other garden. Exactly, exactly. So, we have that sort of

sort of mental, that we impede mirroar us and to see, that I mean to to come to

so, there's no dones pecanes, so, you know, so, they have written many of

many of Some of the minds more brilliant have developed methodologies to know how to eliminate conflicts. I've studied with one of the most grandes, the professor Marshall Rosenberg, that created a technology to eliminate conflicts.

And resulta, that a cry with a syndrome of down, you know, has it integrated. There's a conflict. Agarra, one, take one with the hands.

Tomar, it's, and it's, and it's a lot. And so, If that is a don't, that's a don't? That's a don't. So I think that in the moment in

that we have a mirableness more appreciative about us, about us, we're going to get us fascinated with the quantity of dones that are. There are people who, you're in contact with them, for example, you, and you you and you're a space, it's a very, a space a amable, a space a tranquil,

a space where a person, So, can relax. How about that? Well, but I just, you said in the other interview that Reinitiate has much to be with you. Because I had heard this. And I, well, the time when one starts the common of the other,

they're about the don't. I said, I don't have no don. I don't know the synchronia of the life. That the other day, YouTube, Mario Alonso Puick, the doctor Mario Anso Puick, about this. And so they started to do things. I don't know I'll be to tell, no, but.

Well, it's so good. Well, no, but the interview is for you, various. This is a conversation. But you see, you know, in that moment, the building where I lived, had a had a a similar on the same. Always was with a little bit.

And I me, and I said, ah, there's the sun, the here, the sun. But it was with all, with all. always, they'd all, but when I was me, he said, hello, Hector, how and I go, that's a don't. One day, I got a, because I'm because you, one of the things

that you say, I said, I said, what do you know, and I said, what do you know, what did the people of me? Well, I got a day, that's a blaser to the tintorer a tintorera. Ah, and, and, always with that

sonrisa, and he said, oh, in the same day, eh? Oh, I said, Then we did we did a casting with the kids that had to tell me. My four children had to talk about me, and I said, well, the old is always positive, the age is always with a biggie. I said, I think the

the other life, me didger. But I, as you said, you know, never registered. And it's very important, the registrar not only because it's always refuerza the stima that one has to see same, but he

is responsible to to share to share to make so if you not you know

you know but when you know you know you I have the responsibility to

share because how value that that so how

how books are written and theories have created

to to to talk to that and the

don has the has the beauty of that has an origin profound, that's all the and that's what we pass, we're always

always looking dons much more of the intellect than the heart. And for me, the don't the cause of

always going to super those of the intellect, always. For more that one wants to

do it, has to have, it has to have to get to a place to a person.

Exactly. We're going to talk about your health, your well-being, your felicity, depend on you. That's just you to tell you. You're more culpable. Depend to all of one, no? Mario.

Fifate, the title exact is, too, depend on to you. Because if we're we pretending the complexity of certain circumstances of the life, persons who are sickerment,

or have families, very, very people who pass for situations economic very difficult,

persons that are in countries with conflicts bellicos, is like a fault

of sensibility. So, so we know, we have to consider that the circumstances

pesas and much. What we have to have much care is in

thinking that the circumstances are the only that count in the life.

Because if we consider that that is so automatically to take the position of a victim victim is I no I can't absolutely nothing in nada and this we know first that no is but it's that

it has that has been connotations very negative with the health has demonstrated for example that the position of victim produce a a damage very significant in the system cardiovascular

fiatte how the proper the heart respond then no you can't do you can't do, naturally, that not. The circumstances, that count,

you can't do. This time, what we're going to explore is what is what we can do we can do in health, in being-estar,

and in felicity. And a little, we were, we were a, Professor O'Shea Yes, the Jose Ortegae Gassett,

has that really are the enormous calado, and he said, I'm I'm, we're going to think in this phrase if he would have

said, I am I, have said all depends on me. That is a profound arrogance. So, a person that is a person who is a bad because is a firm, because you have a situation economic and so, all the country, it's a lot, it depends on you. That's an insult.

So that person would say, I'd like to be in my situation. If you say, I'm exclusively my circumstances, I'm privating of the capacity that I have to respond to

answer to those circumstances. So, I am I in my circumstances. What do you mean that you can't do you do? And that you can't do? And that you can't do do you, that's what you can't have, the capacity real to change much things in your life. I'm very much of this, because there's many people who are going to be

and from the climate. It's tremendous. It's tremendous. No, no, we can't even, in plan, dogmatize and you're not just on. No, content. That's content. That depends on you. Because you don't want. That's not. That's so.

That's all. I'm, I'm sorry. I'm that desire. And even as you don't you do it's for venced. No,

you're not there's for vencised. There are to that pozo of that's there. There are to do that

that covea. And of that's to be to be to be to be a question

of that I can't put a example. I've put a example. conference in Spain and

he's a a person with muletas and he had had, he had caught from the cabo. So, he had produced a damage espinal and he had done for venced. So, he didn't

want to go, and then in a moment he'd have terminated, he began to plantain these things, he started to take protagonism on his life, and, he, and, I've been, and I've been, when he said for a person that then he

said, he said, not only is that I'm recuperating, from the point of view of the neurologic, let's what is this, eh? I'm going to be recuperating the point of view of the no longer, I have a much more, much more a legion of living. When he's he went, he, he's he, he said, what he has said,

is, is, is, really, I can't testiguar. He said, I'm, but I know he well, he not was there, he's been to a distance, and one of the things that he was about this person when he was the client, is that no wanted to go. No, he was that's a great.

Desperance, absolutely. And he started to have to have been more life social, while, simultaneously, she was recuperating partially of his theme neurologic and, so, of aller, so that is, that's,

of what he's about, this man, still to be like mulettes, and, in fact, expressed a had been a legion, had been with his own of those which is the one of the

question, and what is it is it's just to give us that we're in our entire the capacity to affrontar

things, even things very complex, but those things never we're going to afford to if we're

in the sensation of impotency of that's hope. I'm this podcast you

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