I was 24 years old when I was told I was dying of cancer. Three different doctors said the same six words to me. You have six months to live.Those six words changed who I am. It was 1990 and I was in St. Louis on a consulting project.I was one of the healthiest people I knew. I didn't drink. I didn't smoke.I was an ex- college wrestler and a competitive triathlete. My health was the last thing I was worried about. Then one morning, I woke up having trouble breathing.The doctor thought it was bronchitis. He ...

So our next speaker works in spaces where clarity is harder and stakes are higher. As a dispute resolution lawyer and managing partner at a risk table, he has spent years conflict negotiation and difficult conversations moments where what carries real consequences. So please all of us can please welcome Mr.. Sushi Taga. When you listen to these lines, you feel what a powerful line. But in hindsight, whenever I heard such lines, I always thought that these are the lines which will be talked about me. I would ...

I'd like to start this talk by telling you that each of you can do the difference in someone's else's life. Sometimes with a worth, a smile or a conversation, you can do the difference for the person that is next to you. Let me give you a challenge.Can you raise your hand if you remember how was your first day in school. Wow. How was your school and how was that day and how was your friends. Well, I remember very well my first day in school and it was amazing because my school was so beautiful and big schoo ...

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