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Cómo crear una ONG te hace afortunado | Pablo Campos-Ansó | TEDxYouth@Gijón


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My name is Pablo Campos and I am a

lucky

first of all I wanted to tell you that I’m

very happy to be here with you

I hope we enjoy a lot and I hope

that you take a great memory of this

while we’re going to spend together but you

you will ask a lucky one because

lucky

I consider myself a lucky

simply for being voluntary but

you think that you but six

volunteers that some sure not

you are not volunteering are less

fortunate that I do not

sure that each and every one of you

you are as lucky as me or even

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know why let me help

let’s stop for a second to think

think about our family in your

friends in your birth in our

school in those times you spend

playing running and enjoying the

people who most want

perhaps you are not lucky us

but also let’s go a little further

over there I want you to ask

I want you to realize the times

that throughout the day you passed

opportunities ahead to be a

little bit more fortunate to enjoy

a little more of this life a of times that

You can give him a smile that

you have your father next to you

your mother ‘your brother to your

grandfather who is served by us

Supermarket

here at the crossings on the street give the

thanks to smile

it costs nothing you will all be more

happy you and the one in front

I decided to volunteer eight years ago

years between an association called

messing up that is dedicated to school support

for children is today that no

I can be happier and more

proud of having made that decision

that day take that little step forward

dare to take all those opportunities

that they go through in life

the only impossible thing in this life

is what you do not try now I’m going to

talk about my passion

the south and you will say this uncle well here

tells us how lucky he is that he is

volunteer and now he talks about the south that

you have to see this and when you go discovering

I ‘m not a professional surfer

I ‘m not here to be the champion of

asturias ni de españa far from it

I am a matao I am killed and I am scared

the big waves

he gave it but it arises is my passion

sure this happens to you with anybody

let it be our passion for sport

with art with reading or just

with the fact of enjoying our

family our friends to go out a

Saturday afternoon everything more

we like

you do not have passions, well, to me, my

passion that is the south has given me

great moments on the beach in a

spectacular surroundings great moments of

laughs and id good memories with

all my friends surfing something more than

I’ll tell you later, he gave me the

south but also many trips very

good one of them the last one really

special

I will also talk about the one day

commenting with two Alvaro friends and

challenge

We were commenting on this very thing

I’m counting and this is surfing

spectacular

we love how well I spend it every time

that I go out I ‘m going to surf that we go in the

car the three of us together we laughed chat and

we think that we have to share it all

world has to have that feeling

we will share it with everyone

until they equally good Paul slows

not everything that happens is good

want to surf that you take a board

surfing goes to a surf school and it

threw to the water not many have done

I think if it’s not possible then we

we ask everyone can do

that

no not everyone is so lucky

like those of us who are sitting here today

you believe that a child with anyone who

be the disability you have can

surf a blind child a deaf child a

child with autism with down syndrome

a child a family difficulty

economic or social that is a child

at risk of social exclusion can

to surf

Of course, yes, how can he not

why not surf

what is the clear difference that yes and

There, that’s where the sin

barriers

we found alone without sweeping

four years ago we started with a group

of friends 20 volunteers

we started to move we did the paperwork

We went to the surf schools we asked

support and they gave us a lot of support we had

a great welcome and thanks to that we could

keep going we had the most

important a team of 20 volunteers

friends among them eager to help

desire to help others want to

Enjoy the children of the beach

south and the laughs and smiles

we in the barrier-free we believe that

there are smiles that break barriers and so

we have shown it

four years later we already have more than

60 volunteers who enjoy both

more than the children who come to

surf with us and if you do not look at this

video

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for me now without barriers is not more

that a group of friends that enjoys

the beach and the surroundings next to hong kong

next to a lot of children who come

to have fun laughing and breaking

barriers

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I was telling you about a very special trip

trip that I made a year ago already together with

seven volunteer friends of the without

barriers

we broke our struggles and we went to

Indonesia

what we found there can not be

tell today is something spectacular that

I will never forget and where

I will always return whenever I can

we found lots of kids that we

have taught much more than what

you can learn here educated children

affectionate joyful grateful grateful

smiling spectacular those kids

they taught us that fortune from which

we talked before you can not touch

count tell see that fortune of which

We spoke earlier is here in

the children had it and had it

we could see and enjoy it and if

I’m not showing you another video where you can

see a small memory and summary of what

what was this experience for us

according to the iiss or back to lima are

air berlin heart to heart to know to say

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is not a great fortune made

allow me now to close the talk

of a little advice I’m nobody to

give it but listen to me if you want is

in a spectacular age a breakthrough

spectacular to decide what you’re going to

do you with your life with

our way

this edition of what’s next that

means that the uncertainty of what

it is you who decides what

that it is coming to you

write your story and especially

do not let anyone write anybody

tell how you are very easy to say

youth of today if you’re going to be

you who roo with you

actions demonstrate everything that is worth

jce that’s a lot

I want to thank you for having me

listened to and cared for I want a special

thanks to my classmates

celia amato juan jorge jesus

Aida Claudia Fatima Covadonga Lucia

Pablo Romero and each and every one of

volunteers that today are

making it possible for the barrier-free

wherever you are and what it is

and especially to thank you because

thanks to all of them today I am here and

share this moment with you

Thank you

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