Creértela es necesario, para que te empiecen a pasar las cosas que quieres"

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"Creértela es necesario, para que te empiecen a pasar las cosas que quieres". Con esta frase guiamos nuestro programa en este lu-martes. Para ti, ¿qué es la humildad? En nuestro espacio de reflexión compartimos lo que dice Cristina Medina Gómez sobre ello. Leemos su escrito: Humildad no es pensar que eres menos, es no creerte más. María Eugenia Ríos-Lamas nos invita a la renovación, la libertad de pensar, a la armonía, conociendo sobre la fuerza interna del renacimiento. Priscila Velázquez, escritora, autora del libro "La cuna del Escorpión", y Clara Morel, actriz, quien se presentará en la obra "La abuela del escorpión". Ambas nos acompañan en vivo para conocer detalles del libro y la obra a presentar. Sr. Cesar Rodríguez, Ejecutivo Senior de Riesgos, nos comparte sobre: Riesgos globales para el 2023: los conflictos alcanzan su punto más álgido entre la crisis urgente del costo de vida y las medidas sostenibles para combatir el cambio climático", basado en el informe de El Foro Económico Mundial, en colaboración con Marsh McLennan y Zurich Insurance Group.

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