Dr. Mario Alonso Puig - Éxito y Felicidad

Episode Date: May 21, 2024

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The success colma the sense, the Felicity Colm the heart. Enquented a level of of the success

that is incompatible to this is a podcast for those people that

think in grand and and live in great I'm I'm to hear

to hear this adventure and Only, maybe, it'll get before, but, we'll get us much more less,

well, the the word philosophy to say, the word of the thing is that intelligent

you, but that so the sabiouries is perspective. So, there have been many philosophers

in the history that has made so, I don't for me is the definitive. You see things that you call the attention and you

do you know, it's and you know, it's a sense, for me, or take a set, there are things that I like much, and things that me are much.

For example, I like, when he says that the human is his history. Like, if you don't have your history,

it's a if you don't you have a past or you have a person human is much more than his history.

I think the human is capable of reinvent his life, not simply of a

consequence this story. But it has things that are spectacular and to me personally if I impact. And it has much to be with what we've seen. For example, Ortega and Gazette, and it has to be much with the question of

the leadership, Nace or is it, he said, no we're not a gerundi. Not we're doing. Not we're doing. The neuroplasticity, the discovery of that the

neurons, if you can regenerate in certain parts of the Cerebr, that if there are new connections in all the Cerebr, is one, there's a little modern, but yeah, the words of Ortega, in some way, they're intuying that this is a reality. For other part, Ortega has concepts very interesting, as to what, our creences generate our limits.

He said, no, no, we don't know, we're not we have creencers, in the creencers, in the our creencers, we're in the point of of view of health is very important. The people who think that they can cure of a new problem, or they're in, not intellectually, they've been,

we know that they're more options to get than those that can't do you know. We know. We know that the system immune is much more active, the people who think that they're in a option.

Nobody has a security of a battle, but is that you have much more options. So, I mean I mean, I like many of the things that say Ortega, because for me

it has a grand profundity. I mean, the profundity me like, and see people that are in that, no, I'm not I'm going to buy everything, because there are things that I'm a sensation of a

tinty a little pessimistic of the human, but it's my appreciation. We're talking to the philosopher more great in Spain, was a person very recognized in Germany, very recognized internationally.

Those articles periodistic, they were an impact enormous, because the part of philosopher was a grandissimo periodist. We're about one of the great. I think these people are so the good is that we're that we're like an impactors that we invite a reflection, because we

I said, I don't know of this, but this is a very thing, this is a matter. So, yes, I think it was a person very, very, very, very, very and a me, much of those things, effectively, me just like much. I'd say to what I'd say to my three children, let's see, or what,

or what, in some way, I want to transmit you. There is to distinguish the triumph of the that. The triumphs the triumphs it fundamentally

that that that's that is if I can't a good a

a commo-comod to a vehicle, and that this, obviously, is a

good is a frio, is a d'uro, if I travel in an avion where I have the knees in the book, I go to a

place and me ignore like if were a percher, this, obviously, for the not the

world. Our society mark what is the success, what is the triumph. And the exit of the

triumph that is fundamentally is being a person important. A person that has something is

something is something. How you know you is important? Because it's recognized, because a person who normally has no has an issue economic, because a person... So, here's where it's where it's the attention the next. There are people that, from the point of view social,

not have been very content, but they're very happy. It's very happy. No, I'm not about people that are in the dream of opio. I'm not to be people that transmit an aligrity, transmitting an illusion, and you know, that's, well, that result, to, between commas, offensive. I'm saying, hey, we'll see, this is a

fracassad. And there are people very recognized, and that for the inside are made as polvo. So, we've clam most, confunded us, the exit and the felicity.

The exit colmns the senses. The felicity colmall the cora there. There a scientific very known, a level international,

that has a that could have been supported by his father and to get in the career more important to be a person recognized and decided

to get in a public fabricating bicycles and regalando and he's and he's my he's a face.

It's a fracasad but this chico is so, what is more important? I think it's

much more important to be is a good to be able to No, I think we have to to look at a formula equilibrated, where you

have your sense adequately calmed, and at the best your heart calm

never I'll forgeter in the Ormiguer one that they asked a Ferran Adiria he asked

Pablo Motos what you need to to make to and he he said, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

it's the say, I said, I'm this. This is what is what what is, what you know, to not have

a success? I remember one of a program, a master, that I was a professor, we're talking of this term, and an alumna, and an alumna, he went to the man, and he said, well, I know a man, I know a a man who's a man, I'm,

I said, this, this man, he'd want to write a book, was his passion. Well, so, so, and, and, so, yeah, but, look, the fracasado,

is that has that has been 200 exemplaries and he he's he's he's a

he's he's been he's really he's his so I'm you know he

you know you're just you he's got a so that's that's a thing that's that's a

thing that's a language he's that each one define his own directrices. So, I don't

would put like two opposites, but I think to find a balance. Encounter a level

of exit that not is incompatible with your felicit. Because how many people

aspired, if when get to I'm and they're completely vacuous. All the

world they're all the people they're there's very, in the case of Ferran-Adria, that has been one of

the great in the market, and is a man, and is a man who is a enthusiast and tal-called. Or, you know, with Valentin Fuster, the best cardiologist that there in the world,

director of Mount Sinai of New York. And it's a man tremendously exetoso, and you you're going to, and in my experience, is a man, well, that's is that's a lot of things that colmall in the heart,

then is to find that equilibrium. But much more, you find that equilibrium, I think if you you're in the focus on the felicity, in what you're in the other. Oh,

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