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Puede cambiar el mundo una palabra?

En este mundo que corre desenfrenadamente, debes estar familiarizado con las nuevas palabras o estas fuera de juego.

Cada adjetivo involucra un grupo de cualidades, acciones y comportamientos implícitos che caracterizan y delimitan cada sujeto. Crear un nuevo adjetivo es casi como crear un camino bien delineado o un mindset con características que delimitan esa nueva carretera de comportamiento.

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Cuando se habla, por ejemplo, de una persona honesta esta implícito que es una persona que actúa rectamente, respeta por la propiedad ajena, que sabe ser juez y parte al mismo tiempo,  etc;  de la misma manera desde hace algunos años Enrique Luis Sardi invento V.T.P. (Very Talented Person), un nuevo acrónimo y adjetivo para diferenciar a todas aquellos talentos llenos de cultura, luchadores, llenos de valores, estudiosos, honorables que están tomando grandes acciones por el mundo.

En el diferenciar a los V.T.P. del resto de la sociedad, se está automáticamente  honorando por meritocracia, estimulando la sociedad trabajadora, y de consecuencia, creando un mindset positivo en la sociedad de hoy, que tanto necesita de modelos llenos de valores y cultura.

Nosotros no sabemos a ciencia cierta si logrará cambiar el mundo, pero estamos seguros que el acrónimo VTP tiene todas las prerrogativas para hacerlo  con elegancia.

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“E’ meglio inseguire mille sogni o realizzarne uno solo?” recita il sottotitolo di “Samsara”, film mai assurto agli onori della cronaca ma molto nutriente per l’anima e i neuroni. Samsara, il mondo della relatività e del caos, il mondo in cui molti di noi, figli del terzo millennio, affogano inconsapevoli e disorientati. Molti… ma non tutti. Non i “V.T.P.”, ad esempio. Chi sono i VTP? Very Talented Person, individui dotati di qualità, inventiva e tenacia straordinarie. Uomini e donne infaticabili che, in ogni angolo del mondo e accomunati da una buona dose di principi etici, investono il proprio genio per realizzare un “solo sogno”: concepire o scoprire qualcosa che renda un servizio ai propri simili. Medicina, finanza, ecologia, imprenditoria o arti applicate? In qualunque settore operi il nostro VTP, le sue ipertrofiche anse cerebrali producono senza posa, nel nobile intento di salvaguardare il pianeta nonché la salute, la dignità e il diritto alla felicità di ogni uomo. Una razza nobile e determinata dunque, quella dei VTP, una progenie di menti sopraffine cui il mondo moderno deve molto. Almeno un riconoscimento internazionale come il “VTP Award”, ideato e promosso allo scopo di onorarne e divulgarne le conquiste, indipendentemente da sesso, età, razza, status sociale o nazionalità.

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Nascono così i V.T.P. Awards, ovvero l’onorificenza dei Very Talented Person, scienziati, artisti, creativi, persone che vivono con passione valori positivi di conoscenza, cultura e spirito di sacrificio alla ricerca di nuove idee, soluzioni ed attività in grado di migliorare il benessere non solo economico ma spirituale, ecologico, sociale e culturale dell’umanità moderna. Considerata una delle organizzazioni con più potenziale al mondo, i VTP Awards rende onore, da voce, immagine e spazio a queste persone.

L’organizzazione ha creato una struttura di visibilità per celebrare la grandiosità delle loro azioni, pensieri ed idee e, soprattutto, avvicinarli ai giovani e alla collettività nel suo insieme, affinché si generino valori positivi di ispirazione, modelli da imitare e da condividere, tutti elementi positivi che contribuiscono alla crescita non solo tecnologica, economica del mondo ma ad un suo miglioramento in termini di qualità della vita e di convivenza civile.

E’ diventato necessario reagire alla diffusione di modelli negativi, superficiali e legati alla sola immagine estetica. Occorre riaffermare la dignità del Talento, ovvero di persone che dedicano la vita alla ricerca di opportunità di benessere e di bellezza a beneficio della collettività e non per il proprio arricchimento personale senza tener conto degli effetti positivi o negativi che le proprie azioni possono generare sul resto dell’umanità con cui interagisce.  Dalla nostra redazione, i VTP Awards hanno tutto il nostro appoggio.

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We all hope that children have good, strong role models who possess the kind of qualities that make our sons and daughters want to be (and become) better people. While there is some variation in every parent’s definition of what it means to be a good person, the following 7 characteristics of a positive role model remain constant.

(1) Model positive choice-making: Little eyes are watching and little ears are listening. When it comes to being a role model, you must be aware that the choices you make don’t only impact you but also the children who regard you as their superhero. Someday, they will be in the same predicament and think to themselves, “What did s/he do when s/he was in the same situation?” When you are a role model it’s not enough to tell your charges the best choices to make. You must put them into action yourself.

(2) Think out loud: When you have a tough choice to make, allow the children to see how you work through the problem, weight the pros and cons, and come to a decision. The process of making a good decision is a skill. A good role model will not only show a child which decision is best, but also how they to come to that conclusion. That way, the child will be able to follow that reasoning when they are in a similar situation.

(3) Apologize and admit mistakes: Nobody’s perfect. When you make a bad choice, let those who

are watching and learning from you know that you made a mistake and how you plan to correct it. This will help them to understand that (a) everyone makes mistakes; (b) it’s not the end of the world; (c) you can make it right; and (d) you should take responsibility for it as soon as possible. By apologizing, admitting your mistake, and repairing the damage, you will be demonstrating an important

yet often overlooked part of being a role model. (This point began some great conversation on parents and role models in the comments below and here.)

(4) Follow through: We all want children to stick with their commitments and follow through with their

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promises. However, as adults, we get busy, distracted, and sometimes, a bit lazy. To be a good role model, we mustdemonstrate stick-to-itiveness and self discipline. That means; (a) be on time; (b) finish what you started; (c) don’t quit; (d) keep yourword; and (e) don’t back off when things getchallenging. When role models follow through with their goals, it teaches children that it can be done and helps them adopt an “if s/he can do it, so can I” attitude.

(5) Show respect: You may be driven, successful, and smart but whether you choose to show respect or not speaks volumes about the type of attitude it takes to make it in life. We always tell children to “treat others the way we want to be treated” and yet, may not subscribe to that axiom ourselves. Do you step on others to get ahead? Do you take your spouse, friends, or colleagues for granted?Do you show gratitude or attitude when others help you? In this case, it’s often the little things you do that make the biggest difference in how children perceive how to succeed in business and relationships.

(6) Be well rounded: While we don’t want to spread ourselves too thin, it’s important to show children that we can be more than just one thing. Great role models aren’t just “parents” or “teachers.” They’re people who show curiosities and have varied interests. They’re great learners and challenge themselves to get out of their comfort zones. You may be a father who’s also a student of the martial arts, a great chef, a good sportsman, and a treasured friend. You may be a mother who’s a gifted dancer, a solid rock climber, a celebrated singer, and a curious photographer. When children see that their role models can be many things, they will learn that they don’t need to pigeon-hole themselves in order to be successful.

(7) Demonstrate confidence in who you are: Whatever you choose to do with your life, be proud of the person you’ve become and continue to become. It may have been a long road and you may have experienced bumps along the way, but it’s the responsibility of a role model to commemorate the lessons learned, the strength we’ve amassed, and the character they’ve developed. We can always get better, however, in order for children to celebrate who they are, their role models need to show that confidence doesn’t start “5 pounds from now,” “2 more wins on top of this one,” or “1 more possession than I have today.” We must continue to strive while being happy with how far we’ve come at the same time.

While it may seem like a great deal of pressure to be a positive role model; nobody is expecting you to be superhuman. We certainly wouldn’t expect that behavior from the children who are looking to us for answers and guidance—nor would we want them to expect that kind of flawless behavior from themselves or others. You can only do your best. And, if you mess up today, you can always refer back to tip #3 and try again tomorrow. Good role models earn multiple chances from the children who believe in them and know they can do anything if they simply put their mind to it.

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