About 3 months ago I had the pleasure to give a TEDx talk at the University of Seville. And well, here it is now with English subtitles, for all my English speaking friends to be able to understand better. The whole TED concept is to share ideas worth spreading. So I hope somebody can get something out of mine.<\/p>\n
But the point of this post is to thank some people that helped me do it (sometimes without maybe even knowing about it): My sister,\u00a0Magdalena<\/a>, and my friend\u00a0Bico Bermudez<\/a>. The entire amazingly bright and young\u00a0TEDxUniversidaddeSevilla<\/a>\u00a0team (especially my coach,\u00a0Rafael Chico<\/a>. Yes, there is a coach for each speaker). And then, in order of appearance, my daughters\u00a0Adriana<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Carlota<\/a>. My friend and longtime partner\u00a0Alain Uceda<\/a>\u00a0(who gave a beautiful shape to the title, as he usually does to many things). My masters at Chiat\/Day (Rick Boyko<\/a>,\u00a0Nick Cohen<\/a>,\u00a0Ty Montague<\/a>, Ann Lemon, Paula Dombrow, John Butler,\u00a0Mike Shine<\/a>,\u00a0Graham Clifford<\/a>, Tom Scherma and of course, especially Bill Hamilton, wherever you are).\u00a0Christian Escrib\u00e0<\/a>\u00a0and Hans Gissinger (for having me at the \u201cTartas\u201d project).\u00a0Javier S\u00e1nchez<\/a>,\u00a0Suha Shatila<\/a>\u00a0and Mr. Nabeel (for having me at the Katara Plaza project).\u00a0Valmir Leite<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Irene Knoth<\/a>\u00a0(for having me in our Brasil project). And of course, Esther (for that wonderful present you gave me).<\/span><\/p>\n Thank you all for helping me shape some ideas that I hope are worth spreading.<\/p>\n Note: Until TEDx publishes the subtitles on YouTube, the only way to show them is by embedding an html code (on my blog)<\/p>\n