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About Me

Born and rised in Mexico's Northern part of the country, in contact always with diversity found that every one has an interesting story to share once they are into their passion in life. There is so much to learn and to discover around that there is not enough time in one lifetime to know all, TED is a great window into those worlds to me. a Glimpse into the passions, into the fields, into the personal points of view. Enriches my life and I would like to think i pass it along to the people who surrounds me. I am very proud of my country history and traditions although I have been called many times to live my life in an "international" way whatever that means!. Mostly i resume it as in an award once my classmates gave me. "Most outgoing with other cultures". It is just simply i thrive on new ideas and fascinates me what's interesting to you, to corroborate that the stories usually have more than two sides and each one points out valid ideas. Meet me half the way. Good day TED fellow! ;)

Location:
Mexico, Guaymas, Sonora
Gender:
Female
Areas of expertise:
Graphic & Design
I am:
Blogger, Care taker, Concerned citizen, Connector, Designer, Entrepreneur, Environmentalist, Explorer, Social entrepreneur, Student
Associations:
PADI Advanced Diver
Languages:
English, Spanish
My website links:
El Blog del Mar de Cortez, My Portfolio on Behance
Universities:
Universidad Iberoamericana UIA, Saint Mary's University of Minnesota
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More About Me

I'm passionate about

Graphics, arts, crafts, the ocean, human mind and all the suprises around..yet to be discovered...

An idea worth spreading

that we are enough to be happy.

Talk to me about

what you find interesting and most likely I will try to learn from it.

People don't know that I'm good at

translating? hahahah

My TED Story

I collect videos on YouTube I came accross TED chanel and since then I have been hooked to this page, when I am at the office doing something that does not require lots of attention, i play a chat and my day is full with new ideas.!

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    A comment on Talk: Ramsey Musallam: 3 rules to spark learning

    Jun 3 2013: Lately as i see how schools are left behind and teachers are lacking passion for their role i found here the best quote ever: "educators leave behind this simple role as disseminators of content and embrace a new paradigm as cultivators of curiosity and inquiry"... that requires lots of fun to enjoy the teaching process to make the kid's seeds to grow. Great perspective.
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    A comment on Talk: Ernesto Sirolli: Want to help someone? Shut up and listen!

    Jan 19 2013: a very concrete title with a great power! excellent speak! thank you!

  • A comment on Talk: Ben Saunders: Why bother leaving the house?

    Jan 19 2013: Loved the title and the message, in a culture that finds hard to explore and step out of the comfort, your work is a true inspiration ! congratulations and good trails to you!
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    A comment on Talk: Louie Schwartzberg: Nature. Beauty. Gratitude.

    Nov 30 2012: Beautiful and great to slow down on the Friday frantic run...made me remember what is really important in life! Thank you!
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    A comment on Talk: Beau Lotto + Amy O’Toole: Science is for everyone, kids included

    Nov 20 2012: As being re-discovering the world through the eyes of my 6 and 1 year old nieces this talk speaks volumes the way children approach life and how we as grown ups get lost and rusty some times.. May we all find the joy of: "oops"..."that is funny"..."wow" ..and "what and odd thing this is"; that comes out seeing the world for the first time. Congratulations you guys!

  • A comment on Talk: John Wilbanks: Let’s pool our medical data

    Nov 15 2012: Very interesting; seems marketing and advertising keeps track of every single click we did, perfect idea to find a really more meaningful use to all that data we gather through our life. Wish you lots of success!.

  • A comment on Talk: Mark Forsyth: What’s a snollygoster? A short lesson in political speak

    Oct 20 2012: Regardless of the accuracy of the title origins or many interpretations that can come out from the historical facts, i do agree with the conclusion that reality escapes from the politician`s control, sooner or later they get busted by it. Loved the presentation it was very interesting to listen and funny as well. /
    BTW i listened on the Podcast app, this video has some problems, TED team!.

  • A comment on Talk: Robert Gupta: Between music and medicine

    Oct 15 2012: Loved "the soloist" movie it was such a powerful message...understanding that it goes beyond a movie and lands into a real challenge is truly inspiring. congratulations!

  • A comment on Talk: Thomas P. Campbell: Weaving narratives in museum galleries

    Oct 15 2012: In Art as in Life..perfect exposed point! loved it! Congrats on the passionate work!

  • A comment on Talk: Eddie Obeng: Smart failure for a fast-changing world

    Oct 15 2012: I did listen this one first on the Podcast app, had to see it! it was funny, interesting points exposed and something to think about.
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