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Gabriel García de Oro, philosopher and coach: “We live under the obligation of optimism, we are obsessed with the search for immediate and positive results, and that leaves us without space to reflect”
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En un artículo publicado en 'Cuerpomente', el filósofo y coach Gabriel García de Oro realiza una lúcida distinción entre dos conceptos que a menudo confundimos: optimismo y esperanza.
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