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Questo è Dear Alice Best Of, una selezione di passaggi significativi tratti dagli episodi più amati di Dear Alice, scelti per essere riscoperti o riascoltati come riflessioni che brillano di luce propria.Quante volte ti sei detto: “Da domani cambio tutto.” “Da domani divento vegana.” "Da domani mangio meglio.” “Da domani mi alleno ogni giorno”… e dopo qualche giorno tutto torna come prima.E la conclusione sembra sempre la stessa: non ho abbastanza forza di volontà.Ma il problema, spesso, non è quello.In questo episodio parliamo della mentalità del tutto o niente e di quanto possa essere poco efficace quando proviamo a costruire un'abitudine che richiede di imparare qualcosa di nuovo.Creare una nuova abitudine, infatti, non è solo una decisione (come può esserlo smettere di fare qualcosa): è spesso un processo di apprendimento.E quando chiediamo a noi stessi di cambiare troppo velocemente, quello che chiamiamo fallimento è spesso solo una richiesta irrealistica, perché non ci siamo dati il tempo necessario per imparare e costruire passo dopo passo.In particolare, riflettiamo su:perché il mindset del tutto o niente ci porta a fallire più spessola differenza cruciale tra togliere un'abitudine e costruirne unail ruolo della curva di apprendimento nei cambiamenti e costruzioni di una nuova abitudineil metodo dei building blocks: passare dal “da domani cambio tutto” al “da domani metto il primo mattoncino”I cambiamenti che durano non nascono da una rivoluzione improvvisa né sono una questione di forza di volontà o enorme sacrificio. Dietro c'è qualcosa di molto più semplice: un mattoncino alla volta.♥️ Se l'episodio ti è stato utile, condividilo e lascia un commento.Ascolta l'episodio integrale che ha dato origine a questo Best Of

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Return to Work After Stroke: How Marco Calabi Rebuilt His Career, His Purpose, and His Life At 47 years old, Marco Calabi was a DevOps engineer living in Italy – someone who spent his days automating systems, solving complex problems, and helping companies stop wasting time on repetitive tasks. He was healthy, working, paying bills, and spending time with friends. Life was normal. Then, without warning, everything changed. A small hole between the two chambers of Marco’s heart, a condition known as Patent Foramen Ovale, or PFO, had allowed blood flows to mix. A clot formed. It travelled to his brain. By the time his partner and sister realised something was terribly wrong, Marco was moving his arm involuntarily, unaware of what was happening to his own body. The emergency services were called twice. The second time, they came. Marco underwent eight hours of brain surgery. He was placed in a medically induced coma to allow his brain to rest. When he finally opened his eyes, he was on a hospital bed, and the road back had only just begun. The Reality of Stroke at 47 Marco woke from surgery to find the right side of his body had been affected. His arm, hand, and leg were weak. His speech was impaired. He left the hospital in a wheelchair. For many stroke survivors, this is the moment that defines everything that follows, not the stroke itself, but the first honest look at what recovery is actually going to require. “In the beginning, I was helped in everything,” Marco recalls. “They prepared my lunch. They helped me go to the bathroom. My family never left me alone.” His mother, his partner, his sister, and a close friend in the Netherlands all rallied around him. At home, physiotherapists and local health professionals visited him directly, a level of care he describes as incredible. Step by step, he began to reclaim his independence. First, the bathroom. Then the kitchen. Then the stairs. Each small act of autonomy arrived with a feeling he hadn’t expected: power. “You feel good because you think you have power again,” he says. “It is a very important moment.” Return to Work After Stroke: Why It Matters For working-age stroke survivors, the question of whether they can return to work after stroke is one of the most pressing they face. Identity, purpose, financial security, and routine work carry all of these things, and a stroke threatens all of them at once. For Marco, returning to work wasn’t just a financial necessity. It was evidence that his life still had forward momentum. He went back to his role as a DevOps and Site Reliability Engineer, initially working six hours a day instead of eight. The work itself, automating processes and improving systems, remained the same. Only the pace had changed. “I do the same things, but with different speeds,” he says simply. That shift in pace is something many stroke survivors recognise. Recovery doesn’t demand perfection. It demands persistence. “The right moment is now. Not after, not tomorrow, not next week. Now.” — Marco Calabi Recovery Happens in Steps One of the most grounded things Marco shares is this: recovery cannot be rushed. “The experience is made of steps,” he says. “You must live every step. The first steps are physical. And then your mind changes. But you must let yourself be.” This is the part that rarely gets talked about openly. The pressure to recover quickly — to prove to yourself, your family, and your employer that you are still capable — can work against the very process you are trying to complete. Marco’s advice is to resist the urge to skip ahead. Physical recovery comes first. Mental and emotional transformation follows naturally from there. Trying to rush past the physical phase doesn’t speed up recovery. It disrupts it. The Book, the Purpose, and the Shift Deep into his recovery, Marco did something unexpected. He wrote a book. Cambio di Vita, translated into English as Life Change: To Hell and Back, is his account of what happened, what he felt, and what he learned. Available on Amazon in digital and paperback. Writing started as a personal exercise. Somewhere in the process, its purpose shifted. “I said, my story is useless in this moment. I can make something,” Marco explains. “And so the book has another meaning to share.” For a man who had always found purpose through his career, the stroke opened an unexpected door. Helping others became a new calling. Speaking engagements, podcasts, and community conversations, Marco has built a new layer of meaning onto the life he already had. His best friend told him he had become wiser. His own reflection on what changed is striking: “Heartlessness is useless. You reach the hearts of people with softness.” What Stroke Taught Him About Life Perhaps the most powerful thing about Marco’s story is not what he lost, but what he found. He found that the right moment is always now, not when conditions are perfect, not when recovery is complete, but right now, with whatever capacity you currently have. He found that family and friends matter more than most of us acknowledge until we truly need them. He found that purpose doesn’t require a perfect body or a full working week. It requires a decision. If you are navigating life after stroke, wondering whether you can return to work, rebuild your identity, or find meaning in what remains, Marco’s story is proof that it is possible. Not easy. Not fast. But absolutely possible. If you are rebuilding your life after stroke and want a guide for the journey ahead, Bill’s book The Unexpected Way That a Brain Injury Can Change Your Life is waiting for you at recoveryafterstroke.com/book. If this podcast has supported you, consider supporting it back at Patreon. Your contribution keeps this community growing. FAQ: Return to Work After Stroke Can you return to work after a stroke? Yes, many stroke survivors do return to work, though the timeline and capacity vary depending on the severity of the stroke, the type of work, and individual recovery. Marco Calabi returned to his role as a DevOps engineer, initially working six hours a day instead of eight. The key is a gradual, supported transition. How long does it take to return to work after a stroke? Recovery timelines vary widely. Some survivors return within weeks; others need months or years. Factors include the type and severity of stroke, the physical and cognitive demands of the job, and the quality of rehabilitation support. There is no universal timeline. Patience and persistence matter more than speed. What can I expect when returning to work after a stroke? Many survivors return at reduced hours or modified duties. Adjustments to pace, task complexity, or physical demands are common. Open communication with employers and occupational therapists can help structure a gradual, sustainable return. Marco worked six-hour days and describes it simply: “I do the same things, but with different speeds.” Does returning to work help stroke recovery? For many survivors, returning to work contributes positively to recovery, providing routine, purpose, social connection, and a sense of forward momentum. Marco Calabi describes his return to work as evidence that life still had forward momentum. However, the timing must be right, and the transition should be gradual. What if I can’t return to my previous job after a stroke? Some survivors find that stroke opens doors to new kinds of purpose volunteering, writing, advocacy, or a different career direction. Marco Calabi used his recovery to write a book and speak to others about life after stroke. The key is finding what gives you meaning, even if it looks different from before. For more guidance on rebuilding life after stroke, visit recoveryafterstroke.com/book. This blog is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Please consult your doctor before making any changes to your health or recovery plan. Marco Calabi — From Induced Coma to Back at Work: A Stroke Survivor's Honest Recovery Story At 47, Marco Calabi had a stroke caused by a hole in his heart. Today he's back at work, has written a book, and is helping others go on. Marco’s Facebook Marco’s Instagram Marco’s Book: Life Change Highlights: 00:00 Introduction: Return to Work After Stroke 02:27 Life Before and After the Stroke 05:23 Health Awareness and Stroke Causes 09:22 The Day of the Stroke 15:02 Writing the book “Life Change: To Hell and Back” 27:51 The Importance of Support During Recovery 33:15 Gaining Autonomy and Finding Purpose 39:14 The Power of Mindset in Recovery 43:24 Life Lessons Learned Post-Stroke 47:24 Inspiring Others Through Personal Experience Transcript: Introduction: Return to Work After Stroke Bill Gasiamis (00:00) what kind of things is okay to complain about? Like in Italy, if the pasta is not cooked al dente, you must complain. Marco Calabi (00:07) Okay, yeah. Okay, yes, yes. Bill Gasiamis (00:08) you Marco Calabi (00:13) Okay, but you complain, you learn to complain about very important things. Bill Gasiamis (00:24) Hello everyone and welcome to the recovery after stroke podcast. Before we get into today’s episode, I want to tell you about a tool I’ve been using and genuinely love turn to.ai. If you’ve ever tried to keep up with the latest stroke research, you’ll know how overwhelming it can be. There are literally 800 new things published every single week about stroke research papers, patient discussions, expert comments, clinical trials, events. Nobody has time to read all of that. Turn2.ai is an AI health sidekick that does it for you. It searches everything published in the past week and sends you what’s most relevant to your situation personalized every week straight to you. It’s my favorite new tool for 2026. It’s just $2 a week, patient first, low cost. And here’s what I love about this. When you sign up through my link, you’re supporting this podcast at absolutely no extra cost to you. Use code Bill10 for 10 % off and try it free at the link below or scan the QR code on your screen. Speaking of resources, if you’re rebuilding your life after stroke and want a roadmap for what comes next, my book, The Unexpected Way That a Stroke Became the Best Thing to Happen is available at recoveryafterstroke.com/book. It’s written from experience, my own and other stroke survivors. And I hope it helps you the way writing it helped me. And to everyone supporting the show Patreon, thank you genuinely. This is not possible without you. Now today’s guest is Marco Calabi, a DevOps engineer from Italy who had a stroke at 47 caused by a hole in his heart. He went through eight hours of brain surgery, wake up from a medically induced coma, left hospital in a wheelchair and went on to return to work, write a book, and find a new sense of purpose. This is a remarkable conversation. Let’s get into it. Bill Gasiamis (02:18) Marco Calabi welcome to the podcast Marco Calabi (02:21) Yes, I’m ready and thank you for your invitation. Life Before and After the Stroke Bill Gasiamis (02:27) Tell me a little bit about what your life was like before you had the stroke. Marco Calabi (02:33) Yes, before my stroke, my life was normal, I say. Working, paying bills, going outside with friends and so on. After the stroke, everything changed because… Bill Gasiamis (02:53) Yeah. Did you have a, what kind of work did you do before the stroke? Marco Calabi (02:58) Before the stroke, even after the stroke, I work ⁓ in computer science field. I’m a DevOps engineer. And after the stroke, I work a little less. Six hours, I can do eight hours before the stroke. But I do the same things. I do normal things. project something about I’m very, very, very vertical in this moment. I work in a site, the reliability engineer field. my aim is to help this system to service. to automate things. And I’m like a robot. I like a robot. Bill Gasiamis (04:05) to automate. To automate things. So, okay, to automate manual processes or something like that. Marco Calabi (04:10) ⁓ so pretty. Yes, yes, I try to automate everything because the people, the company now try to avoid to make the people to repeating things. because you want people… make more important things and the repeating things are not very important. in my opinion, diminishing view of the work. And I try to make the things better in some way. before the soak and even after the soak. I do the same things but with different speeds. Health Awareness and Stroke Causes Bill Gasiamis (05:23) Yeah. With you regards to your health, how did you view your health before the stroke? Did you think you were healthy? Did you think you were well, or was there some things that you were dealing with that were related to the stroke that occurred? Marco Calabi (05:38) Yes, before the stroke I was healthy, but I was very worried about my health because I found a lot of health problems in my body, but the problems were not there. because after the stroke, I did understand I was healthy in that moment. And the stroke teached me to understand my health better. yes, yes, yes. Bill Gasiamis (06:30) You were heavy? Marco Calabi (06:37) because I went out from the hospital with wheelchair. And now I’m able to walk. Bill Gasiamis (06:51) Aha. So were you overweight? Marco Calabi (06:56) No, no, I’m not. I had a stroke maybe because the doctors doesn’t know the motive. Perhaps, perhaps it was a genetic problem in my heart because of FOP, because a small all between the two chambers in my heart. And the mixing of the two flow bloods makes problems to the brain. And after the stroke, ⁓ the stroke happened. But I… Bill Gasiamis (07:51) Yeah, did they? Did they find a hole in your heart? Marco Calabi (07:55) Yes, yes, and I was operated in my heart. Closing, yes, closing the hole because people suffer this common problem. But sometimes the problem is huge. A lot of people… Bill Gasiamis (08:01) to fix the hull. ⁓ huh. Hmm. Marco Calabi (08:25) don’t suffer major problems. But sometimes it is very, very important. In my case, was very, very important because it created the mixing of the blood flows, created ⁓ a blood costrain. to the brain and the platypus brain ⁓ created a stroke. It is the opinion of the doctors. Bill Gasiamis (09:04) on the How old were you at the time? Marco Calabi (09:10) I softened the stroke at 47 and now I’m 51 years old. Yes. The Day of the Stroke Bill Gasiamis (09:22) 41, 47 when the stroke happened. On the day of the stroke, did you notice there was some, something wrong? Did you feel strange, feel different? Marco Calabi (09:31) Yes, during the stroke it was terrible because I did a lot. My mate called the emergency number and they thought it was a problem of annotation. the neck. And my sister, because my brother called my sister, and my sister came into my house and she understood something was wrong, because I moved my arm in the air. Bill Gasiamis (10:02) Mm-hmm. Marco Calabi (10:30) And I had, sorry, because remembering these things makes me a little uncomfortable. yes, but okay. And my sister, together with my mate, decided to call again the Belgics. and then they went to buy house and my story began. Bill Gasiamis (11:14) Hmm. So I’m going to go back for a moment and ask you about what just happened. You got uncomfortable. it emotional to talk about what happened to you sometimes? Marco Calabi (11:23) Yes, yes, yes, because I know I never accepted this thing I’m living together with it but yes, because yes, yes, because I think Bill Gasiamis (11:42) Uh-huh. You haven’t accepted it yet. Marco Calabi (11:52) I will never accept this thing. But I try to go on. I try. Bill Gasiamis (12:01) Why? Why do you think you won’t accept it? And is that helpful to not accept it? Marco Calabi (12:08) Because it is very hard to accept. Because it is not normal, in my opinion, to accept the bad things in life. ⁓ We must live together with them. Because… because we must live and stop. But living gains understanding is very different. Yes. Bill Gasiamis (12:48) If you’ve chosen to live with it and overcome the challenges that it gives, isn’t that a form of acceptance? Marco Calabi (12:58) Maybe. is, in my opinion, it is a form of acceptance. Because sooner or later I make something, I do something. And my father said it is useless to look through the ceiling. And it is a big truth. It is useless. Your life is in your hands. And you in that moment, your life is a lot in your hands. And you must decide your future because No people are able to help you. No other people, friends, family, relatives, and so on. You must do only with your strength and soul. Bill Gasiamis (14:18) Yeah. And to me, that sounds like acceptance. You have taken responsibility for the ⁓ recovery that you have to do. You’ve taken responsibility for your life. You’ve made steps to rehabilitate yourself, your emotions, your mental health. You wrote a book about what happened to you. And that sounds like you have accepted a lot of what happened to you, even though perhaps what it sounds like you’re saying maybe, and you can correct me if I’m wrong, it sounds like you’re saying, ⁓ I’m not going to give up. Writing the book “Life Change: To Hell and Back” Marco Calabi (15:02) Yes, yes, because I wrote a book because I followed a possible path because it was a path of recovering not only physical recovering but mainly mental recovery and writing the book was very helpful for me. And I hope it is helpful for others. Because in the beginning, I wrote the book because I tried to tell my story. And then I said, my story is useless. in this moment. I can make something. And so the book has another meaning. And because I want in this way to help, to share, to share. It is the right word. to share my experience. Not to… to share. To share. Bill Gasiamis (16:36) Yeah. Life change to hell and back is the English title, but you wrote the book in Italian and then had it translated to English. Correct. Marco Calabi (16:45) Yes, yes. In Italian, it is called Cambio di Vita. And in English, is ⁓ called Life Change. And to hell and back is the subtitle, because I went to tell. it was an help for me and perhaps I come back to tell to share to the others what I saw and what I did feel and I hope this experience will help in some way other people. Bill Gasiamis (17:17) Mm-hmm. Understand. Your journey started after the second time the emergency services were called to your house. What happened after that? Did they come to your house and then they took you to hospital? Did they treat you at your house? What happened? Marco Calabi (17:59) No, no, the physiotherapist and the therapist went to my house because I was not able to go to the hospital again. And then Italian hospitals decided to come directly. to my house and help me in my house. And so physiotherapists and local beauties, they were incredible. They were very, very professional and very, very helpful for me. Helped me to recover a little my body. in my speech. Bill Gasiamis (18:59) Before the recovery, I just wanted to understand what happened when you were having the stroke, the day of the stroke. your sister called the emergency services a second time. Did they take you to hospital to understand what was wrong? Marco Calabi (19:14) Yes. Yes, and I was operated immediately because my brain started to grow. And then I was operated because they didn’t want to… Bill Gasiamis (19:23) huh. Expand. Marco Calabi (19:47) to have to experience later problems. And they operated to me for eight hours. And then I was inducted with a comma. because my brain needed to rest. And then I woke up on a bed looking around and seeing people. And I remember I remembered a woman said, it is time to walk. And with a lot of difficulty, I started to walk. And then I was transferred to another hospital. to specialize ⁓ in stroke recovering. And there I was there for two months. Bill Gasiamis (21:10) Mm-hmm. And what were the deficits you needed to get rehabilitated from? Did you have problems with your body, with your limbs, with your, what was the problem? Marco Calabi (21:27) Problems with the walk, problems with the speaker. a problem to it because I was, I don’t know, it is visible. Yes, yes, because during the search they opened a hole. ⁓ Bill Gasiamis (21:47) ⁓ trick you trick you asked me Marco Calabi (22:05) And then the wall remains open for all of that time. And then I was eliminated from this wall. And one month later, the wall was… All was closed. Bill Gasiamis (22:36) Okay, so you had the chocostomy in for a long time and ⁓ they removed the chocostomy, then the hole is there, takes a month to close. Marco Calabi (22:39) Yes. Yes. Yes, yes, yes. And my mate says it seems a cross. I don’t know, I don’t. Okay, Why not? Bill Gasiamis (22:56) It seems across. ⁓ Why not? Yeah. So, so you had to also learn to walk again, which side of your body was impacted by the stroke, which one was it your left side or your right side that didn’t work. Marco Calabi (23:14) my right side my right side my leg my arms my arms my hands and okay all the right side and ⁓ i am weaker to the right side and okay Bill Gasiamis (23:16) Mm-hmm. Waker. Marco Calabi (23:38) In the beginning, I was not able to write. And then after a long, very long training, I am able to write again. Very, very slowly, but I am able. Bill Gasiamis (24:00) Mm hmm. And when you were in hospital, what was the hardest part of the recovery for you? Did you, when you started walking again, what was that like? Marco Calabi (24:14) In the hospital, never stop, always on the wheelchair. And I stop when I come back home. But yes. No, no, no, no. Bill Gasiamis (24:38) You stood up when you came back home, but in rehabilitation, you didn’t stand up. Marco Calabi (24:44) very very sad. very very sad. ⁓ Above all in the transportation for example from the wheelchair to the bed or do an exercise bicycle maybe but stop stop stop. ⁓ I remembered sometimes they tried to make me walk on the stairs, very, very, very few stairs, and tried to make ⁓ me walk in corridors and stuff. Bill Gasiamis (25:48) Okay and your arm, your right arm, you couldn’t use it at the shoulder and the hand, is that what the problem was? Marco Calabi (25:58) Yeah, I can use it. I can use it. It is weaker. A little weaker. But I can use it in this moment. When I was in the hospital, my right arm had problems. Because ⁓ the mobility was limited. And after two months, I was able to move it freely. And now I’m able to move it again in every direction. Bill Gasiamis (26:49) Hmm. ⁓ Very good. When you came home from hospital, who was at home with you? Were you living alone or did you have some family with you? Marco Calabi (26:58) No, no, no, with my family, with my sister and with my mate because my sister and my mate never leave me alone. Leave me alone. they encouraged me. Thanks God because… ⁓ I think in this moment, family, friends, relatives, mates are very, very important. Above all, in this moment. Bill Gasiamis (27:44) Was there somebody that helped guide you through the recovery? Someone that stepped up and you had a lot of support from? The Importance of Support During Recovery Marco Calabi (27:51) My Yes, my friends. Above all, one of my friends who lives in the Netherlands because he was very worried about my health. And my bait talked to him to synchronize him about my condition and after and when I went back home he was very very very present and he was very very he was a very good friend. Bill Gasiamis (28:52) understand. So he came, supported you, was very present when you came back home. Yeah. Marco Calabi (29:00) Yes, yes, yes. Above all, my mom, my sister, my baby, obviously, my friends. Because in this moment, it is a moment you understand very well the friends. more close in the friends maybe, ⁓ maybe are fearful of your situation. Bill Gasiamis (29:44) Yes, yes, very much. Lots of people get fearful ⁓ when somebody they know how to stroke, they don’t know how to help and what to do. Marco Calabi (29:53) Yes, because I think it is natural. I understand it is natural because the first thing a friend, a person who knows you in things is what I can do. And she is very fearful because the situation is huge. And I understand in this moment, in that moment, you understand very well the people. And you understand very well the quality. Bill Gasiamis (30:39) Yes. Marco Calabi (30:46) Yes, you are the same. You are the same. Bill Gasiamis (30:47) your friends. Yeah, very common, very common. Doesn’t matter if you live in Italy, America, Australia, experience is very similar. People have very similar ⁓ reporting about friendships. Marco Calabi (30:59) Yes, I don’t think it is different from country to country because we are human being and stop and and stop. ⁓ Bill Gasiamis (31:08) you People are people. What kind of things did you need help with at home? Could you go to the bathroom on your own? Could you eat on your own? What help was your family providing you? Marco Calabi (31:28) Yes, in the beginning I was helped in everything because they prepared my lunch, ⁓ they helped me to go to the bathroom, they face outside the door, checking the situation. Okay, okay, okay. I understand, okay. And then, with time, I conquered my autonomy. Because, for example, going to the bathroom, cooking something. Bill Gasiamis (31:58) Thank God. Thanks a lot. Marco Calabi (32:22) and doing my pet and so on. It is very important because in these moments you say to yourself, I’m able again. My life is not useless. It is silly to say. I know. It is very, very silly to say. But… Bill Gasiamis (32:54) in the moment, it’s probably okay in the moment, but now on reflection, it’s silly to say that, but at the moment it’s difficult and it’s a emotional experience and it’s a relief that you have and you have some autonomy now again, and you feel good about it. So yeah. Gaining Autonomy and Finding Purpose Marco Calabi (33:01) Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes, yes, you feel good because you think you have a power again. I don’t know. And it is a moment. It is a very important moment for you. I understand. I understand the luckiness. able to know because other people ⁓ has no luck ⁓ like me. Like me. And I understand. And this thing makes me run because, OK, I’m lucky and so I want Bill Gasiamis (33:55) Mm-hmm. Marco Calabi (34:11) I want to help others because I’m black. And so. Bill Gasiamis (34:16) Yes, have luck. You have a bit of luck on your side. You are improving. You’re getting better. You have autonomy. Again, you want to help other people because it’s important. Marco Calabi (34:25) Yes, very. In my opinion, it is very, very important because life otherwise is meaningless. you have to give some meaning to your life. And the stroke in some way helped me to discover my possible goal in my life. Bill Gasiamis (34:44) Yeah. calling in life, understand. So you didn’t get married, you didn’t have a family. Marco Calabi (35:09) No, I never married, but I have made a girlfriend for, I don’t know, 11, 12 years. We are like married. No, no, no, no. Bill Gasiamis (35:28) Okay, but you didn’t have children. Okay. So for you made a good point about purpose and meaning in life and helping other people. If you’re, if you don’t have family to, ⁓ fuss over to ⁓ to help out, to support, et cetera, when they’re young, like children, it could be a little bit of a gap in your life about purpose and meaning. And now that you had the stroke, you found that supporting other people provides you with some additional purpose and meaning above your relationship as well with your partner. Marco Calabi (35:50) Yes. Yes. Yes, because not ⁓ having keys makes me available, let me see, help others who have keys and maybe ⁓ they are busy, too busy. Bill Gasiamis (36:22) Yeah. Marco Calabi (36:35) for other things and I try to make ⁓ my life helpful for those ones. Bill Gasiamis (36:46) Yeah, you have more spare time and you can allocate that to helping other people. Yeah. So, you know, the Marco Calabi (36:50) Yes, yes, yes, yes. Bill Gasiamis (36:59) You talk very positively about your recovery. You’re focusing on all the positive things. You wrote a book. You want to help other people. But was there some times that you really struggled, that you had a really hard time and you needed more support emotionally or mentally? Marco Calabi (37:18) both of things. I had ⁓ moments with a lot of climate. Bill Gasiamis (37:21) Both. crying, yeah, very common. Marco Calabi (37:32) because ⁓ in those moments I was ⁓ I saw my life had problems. And for example, my mother’s teach me again ⁓ to wake on the shoes. And so in that moment, I… was I was ⁓ I… ⁓ I understood my situation very deeply. And why I wanted to prove it? Because every day I wanted to go on and every day I wanted to progress because I don’t want to live was moments again. I would like to make my life better. Bill Gasiamis (39:06) Uh-huh. Understand. Yeah. But it was difficult to make your life better because you’re just in the recovery phase. You’re very restricted. Things are difficult. The Power of Mindset in Recovery Marco Calabi (39:14) Yes. It is very, very, important the presence of your family, of your friends, because otherwise I would not be here. ⁓ Bill Gasiamis (39:40) Yeah, that helped to bring you back. Marco Calabi (39:41) Yes, yes. And then after their help, you must help yourself. Because I understand, I understand you have everything to complain, but complaining is useless. It’s useless. Bill Gasiamis (39:54) as well. Marco Calabi (40:09) Complaining is natural, but it must be very short. A moment of self-reflection, a moment and stop. And then you must do something for yourself and stop. Stop to look to the ceiling. This useless. I wanted to say this useless. Bill Gasiamis (40:45) Yeah, I agree. But it’s something we all do. We all find ourselves complaining about our situation, but as long as you don’t stay there for a long amount of time, you can do the complaint and then move on and continue looking at things that you… Marco Calabi (40:57) Hmm. Hmm. Yes, Complaining is not a part, it’s a mainly part of my spirit. I complain ⁓ very, very few times. I understand people are different and the complaining is different, but… You must very, very, very aware of your situation and this stroke maybe makes you aware, more aware about yourself, about your problems, about your weakness and starting, starting, I interline, starting. from that you can go on. Bill Gasiamis (42:04) You can go on. Yeah, I agree. When you complain about things, like what kind of things is okay to complain about? Like in Italy, if the pasta is not cooked al dente, you must complain. Marco Calabi (42:23) Okay, yeah. Okay, yes, yes. Bill Gasiamis (42:24) you It’s important. You have to tell the chef, I’m sorry, the pasta is not al dente. You have to take it back. Marco Calabi (42:35) Okay, but you complain, you learn to complain about very important things. Yes. Bill Gasiamis (42:46) Yes, it’s feedback. It’s not complaining. It’s feedback. My food is not al dente and I need you to make it again so I can eat it because I can’t eat like this. It’s too cooked. Marco Calabi (42:51) What? I never was, I never liked a very, very precious food and I ate everything. I tasted everything, I ate everything. Even in the hospital, I ate everything. Life Lessons Learned Post-Stroke Bill Gasiamis (43:24) Is Italian hospital food good or is it terrible? Marco Calabi (43:31) It is a hospital book. And so it is very light. It is very, very, very simple. And it is very teachable. it is not a good book. Bill Gasiamis (43:43) Yeah. Yeah. You spoke a little bit earlier about how you have to go on with your life. So looking back now, how have you changed the way that you go about your life? How do you do things differently now? Marco Calabi (44:15) everything, everything, everything. I looked at the life in different way because I put the things in different priorities, working, having good time with friends and so on. Because before stroke you… to think about the things you do every day, but you don’t do that. Those ones. Then after the stroke, you start to do immediately the things. You don’t want to wait for things, the right moment and stop. Because the right moment, you understand, is now, not after, not tomorrow, not the next week. Now, it is a new way of singing life. You stop to wake because you understand time is very very precious. Bill Gasiamis (45:50) Yeah, and we may not have tomorrow. Understand. Marco Calabi (45:53) Yes, yes, you must do the things now and stop. As you can. You must not be a Superman. You must not do ⁓ things, a lot of things. You must do what you can and stop. But you must do. Bill Gasiamis (46:24) Yeah. Marco Calabi (46:25) and stop. Not tomorrow, not in one week, and not in one month. Now. You must do now. And stop. Never you understand, never stop you. Bill Gasiamis (46:47) Yeah, I agree. Once you have a stroke, you realize that you are mortal and that maybe you don’t have… Marco Calabi (46:53) It’s just… Bill Gasiamis (46:58) another 50 years or 40 years ahead of you. maybe you need to do, take more action, do more things, have the experiences you want to experience, whatever you can, I agree. ⁓ It’s something I think that is a good way to inspire people who have had a stroke, who have injuries, that you can find a way to do something that you want to do that you haven’t done. Inspiring Others Through Personal Experience Marco Calabi (47:24) Yes. Bill Gasiamis (47:24) that you love. very important to try and get it done, find a way to make it happen. Even if you’re in a wheelchair, even if it’s difficult, even if you need a lot of planning, you know, has to be something that you tick, you tick off your list of things to do. Marco Calabi (47:42) And it is not important what type of disease you suffer, cancer, stroke, leukemia, so on. It is, in my opinion, very important your mind, the way your mind, the way… Bill Gasiamis (48:10) your minds. Marco Calabi (48:10) want you, your mindset, the way you want to go on and stop. But I want, I want, I want to tell my story. Maybe, tell. If I am able to go on, everyone is able to go on. Bill Gasiamis (48:19) Yeah. Marco Calabi (48:41) It is not something special. Everyone can go to work and so Bill Gasiamis (48:51) Yeah, I agree. Everyone should go on with their life in some capacity as much as they can. ⁓ Yeah, that’s excellent. What about strengths? What have you discovered in yourself that you didn’t know was there? Did you uncover some new powers, some new strength, some better understanding of what you’re capable of? Has it been a learning experience for you to Marco Calabi (49:05) Okay. Yes. Yes, after the writing of my books was a moment of reflection because in that moment I asked to myself, I’m able to write a book, so what can block me? And in this moment, in that moment, I was able to do other things. Maybe here write another book, like choosing a social media manager for my Facebook and Instagram and asking. to hospitals and associations to tell my stories, creating podcasts and so on because writing the book created a moment, a precise moment of going forward. And in that moment, I aware. of my powers and my skills to go on. It was… Bill Gasiamis (51:02) Yeah. Yeah. You wrote a book, you did podcasts, you helped your community by speaking. You did all these things that you haven’t done before the stroke. Marco Calabi (51:10) Yes. Yes, and for example, now I’m discussing with a company for a possible speech of myself to inspire other people. And I’m telling the truth. I’m very, very happy because I hope this… Bill Gasiamis (51:30) Yeah. Marco Calabi (51:41) will ⁓ create something beautiful because I’m available to tell my story, to sell, perhaps something helpful. My best friend. Bill Gasiamis (52:01) Yeah, you know what I like about what I like about strokes and bio-codes? Sorry, go ahead. Marco Calabi (52:08) My best friend said, you are wiser. I don’t know. don’t know. I don’t know. Yes, yes. Before, was very hard. I was very, because my father was very hard. And I learned. Bill Gasiamis (52:19) Wiser. Wiser than before. Maybe. Marco Calabi (52:37) to be very hard. after the stroke, understood that heartless is useless because you reach the hearts of people with softness, not with heartlessness. Heartlessness makes ⁓ you more hateful. and not more lovable. Bill Gasiamis (53:10) Yeah, understand. Yes, I agree. Very wise. That’s very wise. Very wise. ⁓ You know what I like about your telling your story in for another organization or to inspire people is a lot of the people in the audience will not have had a stroke or another health issue or anything like that. Marco Calabi (53:11) Go on, go on, sorry. Yes. Bill Gasiamis (53:37) And what I like about it is that now there’s several years have passed since your stroke. So you’re standing on a stage telling your story. And one day, if those people happen to have a stroke or a negative medical experience, they have a picture in their mind of once upon a time, I was sitting in a room and there was this gentleman who… told his story and he was telling us about how he overcame his challenges, how he ⁓ improved, how he got better. And maybe those people who are unwell now because something happened to them, like everybody in life, things go wrong. Maybe they could say, I remember that man and the story that he told me, and maybe I can take some action and do similar things and get better. Marco Calabi (54:27) Mm-hmm. Bill Gasiamis (54:32) like he did. Marco Calabi (54:32) Yes. I tell the truth. It is not easy. It’s not easy. The experience is made of steps. In steps, steps. In the beginning, I… Bill Gasiamis (54:50) steps. Marco Calabi (54:58) You want to prove yourself, you are able to do things. And these are very important to you. And then you change. Steps, you change. Because the situation is changing. And you cannot, cannot, get things before you experience all the steps. It is, in my opinion, impossible. You must live every step. The first steps are physical. And then your mind changes. But the first steps are physical and soft. and you can you must you must us us us let that eat you must us let you be because you are not a superman you are not a special man and every every person experience these steps little by little and so you must aware of this situation. Otherwise, try to go forward faster. And in my opinion, it is a very wrong way to go on. Bill Gasiamis (56:55) Very wise, my friend. Marco Calabi (56:56) Thank you, thank you! Thank you, thank you! Bill Gasiamis (57:03) Your friend was correct when he said that you are much more wise now. I agree with him. Marco Calabi (57:07) Okay, okay, okay. I will report you. Bill Gasiamis (57:15) Report back to him, let him know that I agree with him. Now, your book is available online, correct? We can get it on Amazon, everywhere. Marco Calabi (57:21) Yes. Okay. Because in Italy, ⁓ I found a publisher. In the world, I decided to publish myself the book because I wanted to spread my story. as full as possible, I would say. And so I think what is the best platform, in my opinion, it is in this moment, Amazon. Because it can provide a digital version, paper version. ⁓ Bill Gasiamis (58:07) Yeah. Marco Calabi (58:18) is only for US countries and so on. Instead, digital fashion is worldwide. And so, it is very powerful because I can reach every person in the world. Bill Gasiamis (58:44) Yes, hopefully. Marco Calabi (58:45) It was my idea. And I started and I make my book translated. I published it in Amazon. I created a digital paperback version and so on because I wanted to make it available. Very, very much. Bill Gasiamis (59:19) Yes, indeed. you have well done. I’m going to have a link to the Amazon ⁓ book. And also you will send me some links to ⁓ any other areas you would like us to send people if they’re interested to find out more information about it. I thank you for reaching out and joining me on the podcast. I very much appreciate it. It’s nice to meet you and to hear your story and all the best with your ongoing recovery. Marco Calabi (59:24) Okay. Okay. Thanks. Yes. Okay, and I say thank you, thank you, Bayard for your time, people, and thank you very much to tell my story and to give me the possibility to tell my story. Bill Gasiamis (1:00:08) Well, what a lovely conversation and what a journey and what wisdom to our listeners. If today’s episode resonated with you, please share it with someone who needs to hear it. Leave a comment and leave a review. Subscribe if you haven’t already. Marco’s book, Life Change to Hell and Back is available on Amazon. The link is in the description below. And remember, if you want to stay on top of the latest stroke research without the overwhelm, turnto.ai has you covered. just $2 a week use code bill for 10 % off. Link is in the description And until next time, keep going. The post Return to Work After Stroke – Marco Calabi’s Honest Recovery Story appeared first on Recovery After Stroke.

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Orlando Gutiérrez Boronat analiza el "Acuerdo de Libertad" - un plan de transición ue busca el aislamiento de la dictadura y la reconstrucción nacional. Tambiém habla del rol de Trump, la comparación con Venezuela y el potencial del exilio para levantar al país. 

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que clase de episodio señores se viene cambio de hora , la guerra en Iran , el despido de Kristi Noem , hablamos de un caso de un inquilino que hace mucho ruido con el teléfono en fin clase de episodio!!

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Almudena crece en una familia católica. Toda su niñez se desarrolló en una burbuja en cuanto a la fe, pero su relación con Dios era de "un Dios de justicia". Durante su juventud, Almudena vivía una cierta doble vida, iba a Misa, pero su vida diaria no era concorde a la fe. El corazón de Almudena era un corazón de piedra con el que le era imposible amar a los demás. Ella buscaba el amor, la felicidad en la superficialidad, en cubos de basura. A través de la adoración y de santa Teresita, Almudena descubrió a un Dios de amor. Descubre cómo Almudena se quita todas las caretas que tenía y pasa de su olvido de amar a la gente a pedirle al Señor que le enseñe a amar con «Cambio de Agujas».

Desde La Habana joven asegura que debe de cambiar “el Sistema” en Cuba.

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Resumen Jornada 8 Clausura 2026 Liga MX - Futbol Mexicano LIGA MX CLAUSURA 2026 - RESUMEN DE LA JORNADA 8 ⚽

Cardi B vuelve a ser el centro de atención: esta vez confirmó que desea volver a operarse los glúteos para reducir el tamaño ¿qué se hizo y cuál es el procedimiento que se realizará? Al parecer Cristiano Ronaldo abandonó Arabia Saudita en su avión privado junto a su familia rumbo a España.  En Guadalajara se realizó el sepelio de Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes 'el mencho' con varias excentricidades.  Nuestra Clarissa Molina emprendió acción legal contra Sophinel Baez por difamación, luego de que la ex primera finalista del concurso Miss República Dominicana acusara a Clarissa de aceptar propuestas indebidas para ganar el concurso.  

En el episodio de esta semana, Roger y yo analizamos cómo aprovechar los días grises en fotografía de paisaje    >   TALLERES DE FOTOGRAFÍA Ya están disponibles las fechas para los Talleres de Fotografía de Paisaje que formarán parte de mi oferta formativa. Si te apetece acompañarme en nuevas aventuras fotográficas, respetando todas las medidas de seguridad, echa un vistazo. Plazas limitadas. Talleres de Fotografía de Paisaje con Rafa Irusta CÓMO APROVECHAR LOS DÍAS GRISES EN FOTOGRAFÍA DE PAISAJE En este episodio de Distancia Hiperfocal, reflexiono junto a Roger Vivé sobre una situación muy habitual y a menudo injustamente despreciada en fotografía de paisaje: los días grises. Cielos cubiertos, luz plana o ausencia de color suelen generar frustración y la sensación de que la sesión está perdida incluso antes de empezar. Sin embargo, a lo largo del episodio explicamos por qué este tipo de condiciones pueden convertirse en una gran oportunidad creativa si aprendemos a cambiar la mirada, ajustar expectativas y trabajar con lo que el paisaje nos ofrece en lugar de luchar contra ello. PUNTOS CLAVE TRATADOS EN EL EPISODIO Los días grises no son días perdidos. Son escenarios con una luz suave y uniforme que facilita la composición, reduce contrastes extremos y permite trabajar el paisaje desde un enfoque más calmado, íntimo y reflexivo. En este episodio abordamos cómo adaptar nuestra forma de fotografiar a estas condiciones, qué tipos de escenas funcionan mejor, cómo componer sin depender del cielo y de qué manera el procesado debe respetar la atmósfera real del momento. El objetivo no es buscar el “fotón” inmediato, sino construir imágenes coherentes y con intención. Qué entendemos por “día gris”: No es solo un cielo nublado. Puede ser un cielo cerrado sin textura, un cielo con volumen, niebla, luz difusa o incluso una fina capa de nubes que actúa como un enorme difusor natural. La luz difusa como aliada: Los días grises ofrecen una luz suave, uniforme y sin sombras duras, ideal para fotografía de bosque, cascadas y escenas íntimas. Reducción del contraste y del rango dinámico: Al no haber luz directa, es más fácil exponer correctamente y evitar escenas con luces quemadas o sombras empastadas. Cambio de expectativas: Uno de los errores más comunes es salir a fotografiar esperando siempre amaneceres y atardeceres espectaculares. Ajustar expectativas permite ver oportunidades donde antes solo había frustración. Trabajar sin depender del cielo: Cuando el cielo no aporta, conviene reducir su presencia o eliminarlo del encuadre para reforzar el protagonismo del sujeto principal. Escenarios ideales para días grises: Bosques, cascadas, costa con nubes voluminosas, escenas minimalistas, fotografía de detalle, texturas y paisajes más cerrados. Composición más consciente: La ausencia de un cielo llamativo obliga a cuidar más la composición: líneas, patrones, equilibrio entre planos y eliminación de elementos innecesarios. Relación entre días grises y minimalismo: La luz suave y los colores apagados facilitan composiciones simples, uso del espacio negativo y escenas más silenciosas y contemplativas. Uso de larga exposición: La menor cantidad de luz facilita exposiciones largas que ayudan a simplificar escenas, suavizar agua y nubes y reforzar la sensación de calma. El procesado acorde a la escena: El revelado debe respetar la atmósfera del día: contrastes suaves, transiciones tonales cuidadas, saturación controlada y coherencia cromática. CONCLUSIONES Los días grises no son un obstáculo, sino una invitación a fotografiar de otra manera. Aprender a trabajar con esta luz suave y con atmósferas más contenidas permite crear imágenes más coherentes, tranquilas y personales. Aprovechar estas condiciones no solo mejora los resultados, sino que también refuerza una relación más honesta y madura con el paisaje y con nuestra propia forma de fotografiar. FOTOS DE RAFA IRUSTA FOTOS DE ROGER VIVÉ REDES SOCIALES ROGER VIVÉ Web: rogervive.com Telegram: La Meva Mirada Instagram: @rogervive YouTube: @rogervive  Flickr: Roger Vivé ENLACES DE INTERÉS Suscríbete a mi Boletín de Noticias para estar al día de mis Talleres de Fotografía y otras actividades fotográficas. Visita mi Escuela de Fotografía de Paisaje Online (Contenido nuevo cada semana) Mi canal de información en Telegram Comunidad Hiperfocal en Telegram Mi canal en YouTube Muchas gracias y volvemos en 15 días con un nuevo episodio de Distancia Hiperfocal. ¡¡Un saludo y hasta pronto!! ¿TE GUSTAN LOS CONTENIDOS DE ESTE BLOG? CONTACTAR Puedes contactar conmigo a través del formulario de contacto. SUSCRÍBETE AL PODCAST Para no perderte ningún episodio de Distancia Hiperfocal suscríbete en Apple Podcasts, Android, ivoox y Spotify Talleres de Fotografía de Paisaje con Rafa Irusta

Sino e Dom tornano per un nuovo episodio tra postumi del festival di Sanremo e le evoluzioni dal medioriente con l'operazione USA e Israele di cambio del regime in Iran tra incredibile potenza e precisione e grossi dubbi futuri. In fine ritorna la Formula 1.(00:00:00) Intro(00:03:02) Festival di Sanremo, cosa è successo quest'anno(00:13:03) La linea di mezzo tra gelosia, essere possessivi e violenze(00:16:35) Quando la società si impone sulle tendenze umane(00:19:33) L'importanza di una rete sociale e cosa costituisce una Nazione(00:24:24) USA e Israele decapitano il regime iraniano(00:26:01) L'effetto domino generato dalla Russia e cosa succederà adesso(00:28:37) Come capire le vere intenzioni di Trump e il punto di vista statunitense(00:32:37) La figura di Marco Rubio(00:34:49) Cosa succederà adesso in Iran?(00:39:50) Il cambio di regime in Iran fallirà?(00:51:10) Ricomincia la Formula 1 tra incertezze geopolitiche e chances FerrariApri il link per sottoscrivere ad un piano Zencastr usufruendo dello sconto Expatriati del 30%https://zen.ai/u1PcslG4r8g7s1ZYsg35qw

André Jardine en una entrevista mencionó su ilusión por dirigir en Europa, sin embargo, actualmente los resultados positivos no llegan a Coapa, lo que nubla el panorama de América en el Clausura 2026. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

En este octogésimo tercero episodio del ¡Bipartidismo Strikes Back! (una producción del #PodcastLaTrinchera), Christian Sobrino y Luis Balbino discuten sus primeras impresiones del ataque de los Estados Unidos e Israel contra Irán, el efecto que podría tener sobre el orden internacional en el futuro, la decisión del Tribunal Supremo de los E.E. U.U. en Learning Resources Inc. v. Trump tumbando gran parte de los aranceles impuestos por Imperator Trump, lo que nos dice el manejo de crisis de los revoluces en el Departamento de Vivienda y la Autoridad de Acueductos sobre el equipo ejecutivo de la Gobernadora y mucho más.  Este episodio es presentado a ustedes por:- San Juan Lincoln, donde encontrarán una exclusiva colección de vehículos de lujo diseñados para satisfacer todas sus expectativas. Allí descubrirán la presencia imponente de la Navigator, la elegancia dinámica de la Aviator, la sofisticación refinada de la Corsair y el diseño moderno de la Nautilus. Pueden visitarlos en la Avenida Kennedy en San Juan para explorar lo que una SUV de lujo debe ser. Su equipo está listo para ofrecerles una experiencia inigualable. Para más información u orientación, llamen al 787-331-5023.- La Tigre,  el primer destino en Puerto Rico para encontrar una progresiva selección de moda Italiana, orientada a una nueva generación de profesionales que reconocen que una imagen bien curada puede aportar a nuestro progreso profesional. Detrás de La Tigre, se encuentra un selecto grupo de expertos en moda y estilo personal, que te ayudarán a elaborar una imagen con opciones de ropa a la medida y al detal de origen Italiano para él, y colecciones europeas para ella. Visiten la boutique de La Tigre ubicada en Ciudadela en Santurce o síganlos en Instagram en @shoplatigre.Por favor suscribirse a La Trinchera con Christian Sobrino en su plataforma favorita de podcasts y compartan este episodio con sus amistades.Para contactar a Christian Sobrino y #PodcastLaTrinchera, nada mejor que mediante las siguientes plataformas:Facebook: @PodcastLaTrincheraTwitter: @zobrinovichInstagram: zobrinovichTikTok: @podcastlatrincheraYouTube: @PodcastLaTrinchera

Esta semana tuvimos el gran lanzamiento del Galaxy S26 Ultra de Samsung con su nueva pantalla de privacidad.Además que tuvimos suerte el Pokémon Day y logramos conseguir el Game Boy JukeboxY los grandes cambios de Xbox

El fundador de Visual Politik, Enrique Couto, analiza el conflicto en Irán, y advierte "el cambio de régimen es muy difícil"

#Extraterrestres #CongresoUSA #ControlDigital #IdentidadBiométrica #Geopolítica #Eutanasia #España #Demografía #MindaliaDespierta En este boletín te hablo de congresistas de Estados Unidos informando abiertamente de seres de otras dimensiones, el fenómeno extraterrestre entrando en el discurso institucional, un incidente armado en la residencia de Donald Trump en un clima político cada vez más polarizado y la propuesta de integrar identidad biométrica, banca y salud en una misma infraestructura digital global. ¿Estamos ante una simple sucesión de noticias o ante un cambio de fase en el tablero internacional? También abordamos la transformación demográfica de España en apenas tres décadas, las tensiones sociales derivadas de ese proceso y las preguntas que surgen sobre soberanía, cohesión y modelo de país. Además, analizamos las declaraciones de un oncólogo veterano que advierte que la eutanasia podría convertirse en la salida de quienes no tienen acceso real a cuidados paliativos y tratamientos avanzados. ¿Puede hablarse de libertad cuando no existen alternativas reales? Y cerramos con una lectura simbólica del próximo desfile planetario del 28 de febrero, conectando su significado arquetípico con el contexto geopolítico actual. En Mindalia Despierta información sin filtros, contexto estratégico y reflexión crítica. Comparte, comenta y participa. Este debate es de todos. Mindalia es un canal de espiritualidad, consciencia, crecimiento personal y salud integral, con entrevistas, conferencias, documentales y programas sobre bienestar físico, mental y emocional, desarrollo humano, autoconocimiento, ciencia y espiritualidad. En este canal participan especialistas, investigadores, terapeutas y divulgadores internacionales, abordando temas como salud emocional, psicología, meditación, terapias complementarias, alimentación consciente, evolución personal y pensamiento crítico, desde una mirada abierta, independiente y plural. : :// . . *Mindalia.com no se hace responsable de las opiniones vertidas en este vídeo, ni necesariamente participa de ellas. #FenómenoOVNI #DesclasificaciónUAP #CongresoEstadosUnidos #MarALago #Trump2026 #IdentidadDigital #VigilanciaDigital #Agenda2030Debate #DemografíaEspaña #InmigraciónEuropa #DebateEutanasia #CuidadosPaliativos #NarrativaGlobal #TensiónGeopolítica #AnálisisCrítico

El meteorólogo Jorge Olcina ha analizado la previsión del tiempo en el programa 'Fin de Semana', con Cristina López Schlichting, confirmando un cambio de tiempo inminente. Tras un breve periodo de calma, después de que una borrasca afectara a Canarias y se desplazara hacia el Mediterráneo, España se prepara para la entrada de un nuevo frente atlántico. Olcina, director del Laboratorio del Clima de la Universidad de Alicante, señala que la estabilidad de los últimos días tiene las horas contadas.Este fin de semana sirve de transición. Durante el sábado persistirán nieblas en puntos del interior y nubosidad en la parte mediterránea, mientras Canarias aún registrará algunos restos de inestabilidad tras una semana meteorológicamente "movida", según el experto. Para el domingo, se espera la entrada de otro frente por el Atlántico y una bolsa de aire frío en el sur peninsular que afectará al litoral mediterráneo con viento y marejada.A partir del lunes, la inestabilidad se ...

En este nuevo programa de Vandal Radio con toda la actualidad del videojuego analizada por el equipo habitual de Vandal, encabezado por Alberto González, Jorge Cano y Fran G. Matas, analizamos uno de los juegos más esperados del año, Resident Evil Requiem, la nueva entrega de la saga survival horror de Capcom que promete redefinir el terror moderno y recuperar la esencia más inquietante de la saga al mismo tiempo. Para ello, vendrá Juan Rubio, nuestro experto en el género. Además, analizamos en profundidad el terremoto en Microsoft tras la salida de Phil Spencer y Sarah Bond de Xbox, un movimiento que abre interrogantes sobre el futuro de la marca, su estrategia multiplataforma y el rumbo de la industria. Noticias, análisis y opinión en un episodio imprescindible para entender el momento actual del videojuego.

La Desobediencia por Factor Kaiser, con Roberto Gil y Max Kaiser. Dos amigos, dos voces independientes que analizan el engaño: lo que el poder dice; la neta: lo que los conductores responden. Cómo impacta en la gente y cómo debe responder la ciudadanía en...La Desobediencia. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Tras cuestionar la desclasificación de los documentos del 23F y considerarla una “cortina de humo”, el PP reclama ahora el regreso del rey emérito una vez que los informes refuerzan su papel decisivo frente al golpe. Además, ha empezado la campaña de las elecciones de Castilla y León, que Sánchez empieza con una derrota parlamentaria. PP, Vox y Junts votaron en contra del decreto del llamado escudo social. Cayeron medidas como la moratoria para evitar los desahucios de las familias vulnerables y el que permitía limitar los precios de algunos servicios ante algunas catástrofes. Y, en Murcia, Vox sufre una nueva crisis interna después de que la dirección haya dimitido en bloque para forzar la salida del líder del partido en la región, José Ángel Antelo, muy cercano a Ortega Smith.

Estamos ante un umbral histórico y es momento de trazar tu mapa personal para navegar la incertidumbre. En este episodio, dejamos atrás el miedo para enfocarnos en las oportunidades reales que trae el cambio planetario entre 2026 y 2030. No es algo que te sucede, es algo que tú creas a través de tu transformación interna.He diseñado una hoja de ruta basada en lo que realmente funciona para mantener la paz mental y la soberanía personal en tiempos de crisis. Hoy te voy a hablar de 6 pilares fundamentales para evolucionar sin resistencia: desde entender las siete realidades del cambio y la importancia de la gestión emocional, hasta preparar tu cuerpo como el vehículo de la nueva humanidad.Vamos a hablar con honestidad sobre el crecimiento espiritual, el desarrollo de la intuición y un punto clave: habilidades de subsistencia y adaptación rápida para alcanzar la verdadera libertad. Este es el momento de vivir en el presente con herramientas reales para construir el futuro que deseas. ¡Prepara papel y lápiz! Hoy elegimos el norte que nos guía hacia un bienestar integral. Guarda este episodio, será tu guía esencial de aquí al 2030.EN ESTE EPISODIOFamiliarizarse con las 7 realidades del cambio.Crear espacios de trabajo interno que te apoyen.Trabajar en tus emocionesPreparar y apoyar el cuerpoDesarrollar la intuiciónAdquirir habilidades comunitarias y de subsistencia. Inscríbete y DESCARGA tu regalo Descubre tu ser intuitivo AQUÍ. ME ENCUENTRAS ENInstagram Web Alkimia Web Marcela Hede YouTube Facebook

¿Te sentís cansada aunque duermas?¿Arrancás el día sin energía?En este episodio comparto aprendizajes que me impactaron sobre el cuerpo de la mujer, la energía y la nutrición, inspirados en una conversación de Mel Robbins con la Dra. Amy Shah.Estoy en un proceso de cuidar mi cuerpo mejor —no por estética, sino porque es el instrumento que Dios me dio para vivir mi propósito.Hablamos de proteína, cerebro, intestino, emociones y pequeños cambios que transforman cómo te sentís.No es una dieta.Es nutrirte con intención.El cambio empieza en tu plato.Te dejo acá el link del libro del que hablo en este episodio: https://a.co/d/060jRWLg

Este jueves 26 de febrero, España presenta dos caras meteorológicas muy distintas. Así lo ha desgranado Jorge Bustos en el programa 'Herrera en COPE', donde ha avanzado una jornada de sol y cielo despejado en la mayor parte del país, con la excepción notable de las islas Canarias, que se enfrentan a un panorama mucho más inestable.Una DANA que se desplazará hacia el archipiélago será la causante del tiempo adverso. Según la Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (Aemet), se esperan intervalos nubosos con precipitaciones de débiles a moderadas, que pueden ser localmente fuertes y con tormenta en Fuerteventura, Lanzarote y Tenerife. Además, el viento soplará con fuerza y se prevé la presencia de calima, lo que ha llevado a la Aemet a activar el aviso amarillo por fuertes rachas y fenómenos costeros.De hecho, esa calima será en altura en las islas más orientales. Las temperaturas mínimas apenas sufrirán cambios o en descenso ligero. Las temperaturas máximas, por otro lado, ...

Charla con Ramiro Iglesias, CEO y cofundador de Crescenta, la primera gestora española especializada en dar acceso al inversor minorista a fondos de private equity de primer nivel mundial. Con más de 15 años de experiencia en inversión entre Nueva York, Barcelona y Madrid, Ramiro ha recorrido un camino poco convencional: de simular carteras con 14 años a gestionar 10.000 millones en Wall Street. MBA por Columbia Business School, ha sido socio de Kentia Capital Partners y Antai Ventures.La conversación arranca con una historia familiar que marcó su vocación inversora y recorre su etapa en Nueva York y el salto al emprendimiento. También exploramos cómo funciona el private equity en la práctica —las diferencias entre Venture Capital, Growth, Buyout, Real Assets y Secundarios—, el nacimiento de Crescenta y cómo la Ley Crea y Crece abrió la puerta a democratizar el capital privado, los criterios con los que seleccionan los fondos, el acceso a gestoras top, por qué el historial de añadas importa tanto y su cartera de inversiones.Este episodio cuenta con el patrocinio de Crescenta y su nuevo Fondo de Inversión Libre (FIL), el Multistrategy Private Equity Access I, que empaqueta lo mejor del capital privado —Buyouts, Growth Equity y Activos reales— con una gran ventaja fiscal: puedes traspasar tu dinero desde otros fondos retrasando el peaje fiscal. Inversión a largo plazo con un compromiso desde 10.000 euros que aportas poco a poco según se vayan solicitando. Disclaimer: Las inversiones de capital privado conllevan riesgos significativos que el inversor debe ser capaz de evaluar, incluyendo: riesgo de pérdida total o parcial de la inversión, volatilidad, iliquidez de los activos, restricciones para la desinversión y plazos de inversión prolongados. Antes de tomar cualquier decisión de inversión, debes consultar la documentación legal del fondo. Más info en crescenta.com/condicionesTEMAS0:00:00 - Introducción 0:01:06 - Trayectoria personal y vocación temprana 0:04:05 - Experiencia con carteras simuladas 0:06:10 - Estrategia de estudios y trabajo 0:11:15 - Primeras inversiones reales personales 0:11:43 - Traslado y primer empleo en Nueva York 0:12:32 - Vivencia de la crisis de 2008 0:16:07 - Etapa en BBVA Nueva York 0:19:10 - Desarrollo profesional como trader 0:26:39 - Decisión de cambio profesional 0:27:57 - El MBA en la Universidad de Columbia 0:31:07 - Regreso a España0:32:49 - Primeros pasos en emprendimiento y consultoría 0:35:48 - Reflexión sobre el valor de un MBA 0:45:53 - Incorporación a Antai Venture Studio 0:48:12 - Cambio de ciclo 0:58:04 - Concepción y origen de Crescenta 1:02:17 - Impacto de la Ley Crea y Crece 1:14:45 - Acceso a fondos internacionales exclusivos 1:21:04 - Fiscalidad y ventajas del FCR 1:22:00 - Innovación con el fondo FIL y diferimiento fiscal 1:25:33 - Diferencias entre Growth, Buyout y Real Assets 1:42:31 - Funcionamiento de las llamadas de capital 1:45:30 - Crescenta Silver y liquidez secundaria 1:49:59 - Cartera personal de inversión1:52:10 - El impacto de la IA en el sector Fintech 1:56:19 - Ciclo de vida de una empresa y captura de valor 2:05:05 - Recomendaciones de lectura Más info en el blog de Juan Such:https://www.rankia.com/blog/such/7211894-114-wall-street-democratizar-private-equity-ramiro-iglesias

El órden mundial ya no es el que conocimos. En este episodio de Enclave Podcast, Juan Carlos Restrepo conversa con Claudia Uribe, exembajadora de Colombia ante la Organización Mundial del Comercio y ex viceministra de comercio, sobre los cambios en las reglas de juego mundial y la coyuntura nacional e internacional.

SCJN revoca amparo a García Cabeza de VacaRetiran vehículos dañados tras operativo en Michoacán y JaliscoDelfina Gómez llama a la unidad en Día de la BanderaMás información en nuestro Podcast

Carlos crece en una familia católica pero no muy practicante, aunque sí que era religioso, rezaba mucho e iba a la iglesia con su abuela, pero en la adolescencia todo cambia: cuando Carlos tiene 16 años su padre fallece y él pierde la fe, se aleja de Dios. Al ser el mayor, le toca sacar adelante a su familia. Carlos se casa por la Iglesia y al poco se separa y comienza a vivir la vida de soltero, aunque moderadamente. Volverá a encontrar a una mujer. Gracias a ella, Carlos volverá a la Iglesia y tendrá un encuentro con el Señor. A partir de ahí, Carlos arreglará su situación irregular con respecto a su primer matrimonio, que resultará nulo. Carlos, finalmente podrá casarse por la Iglesia con su actual esposa, ponerse en gracia y recibir al Señor. Descubre toda su historia en «Cambio de Agujas».

Jesse Jackson: El hombre que sembró la semilla del cambio en el Partido Demócrata

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El mandato de renovarse o morir se aplica también al mercado electoral, tal como ha señalado el periodista Jorge Bustos en 'Herrera en COPE'. En este contexto, la izquierda a la izquierda de la extrema izquierda se enfrenta a la necesidad de reestructurarse para no desaparecer, un proceso que se ha bautizado como 'refundación'.El escritor Jacobo Bergareche, en la sección 'Traficantes de Palabras', ha definido esta estrategia como una 'performance política' que ya es tradición. Con ironía, Bergareche ha sugerido que debería llamarse 're, re, re, refundación' o 'recontrarefundación', señalando a formaciones como Compromís, Communs, Más Madrid, Adelante Andalucía e Izquierda Unida.A esta lista de partidos, según el escritor, se espera que se sume Unidas Podemos, que en su origen fue Podemos a secas. Bergareche ha llegado a bromear con que, siguiendo esta tendencia, pronto podría pasar a llamarse 'Pudimos'.Este rebranding político, sin embargo, no es exclusivo de ...

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