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¿Y si cada cual pone lo mejor de sí?
“Cambia, todo cambia”, dice la popular canción y sus versos tienen hoy más vigencia que nunca. La compuso un chileno en el exilio, en 1982. Se llama Julio Numhauser y estaba en Suecia cuando la creó para que luego la popularizara Mercedes Sosa.
TL;DR
- The song 'Cambia, todo cambia' by Julio Numhauser, created in exile, is presented as relevant to current changes.
- Resilience is developed through lived experiences and the ability to perceive and connect with subtle sensory details.
- Nature's processes, like trees reaching for the sky or a river flowing to the sea, are compared to poetic expression.
- Arts and poetry are highlighted as key to developing ingenuity and combating barbarism, echoing ideas of humanism and social progress.
- Programs developed by Arteascopio since 2005 in Caracas aim to foster personal growth and competitiveness through arts and poetry for private company workers.
- These initiatives seek to connect civil, business, and artistic spheres, offering low-cost, high-impact solutions for companies.
- Challenges include engaging companies and overcoming a 'viveza criolla' mentality that may resist efforts to stimulate ingenuity.
- The article advocates for actively 'stirring the pot' of ingenuity to build a more appropriate civil life and empower individuals to act.
- Carlos Cruz-Diez's perspective on living in an extraordinary time requiring reinvention of language, education, and societal values is cited.
- Cecilio Acosta's maxim that 'the nation is a soul, not an aggregation of individuals' is shared, along with his belief that work should be a creation, not a burden.