Il potere dell'autenticità per una vita felice | Elisabetta Marangoni | TEDxTorino Women
"Smetti di fare come se e fai come sei”
Quante volte nella vita facciamo “come se”? Come se fossimo a nostro agio, come se andasse tutto bene, come se ci piacesse quel ruolo, quella relazione, quella scelta. Ma vivere “come se” è faticoso — ci allontana da noi stessi e ci allontana dalla felicità autentica.Un invito a scoprire la forza della verità personale, a iniziare a vivere secondo chi siamo davvero. Autenticità, libertà interiore e coraggio.
Perché la felicità comincia quando smetti di fingere e inizi a vivere da dentro. Fondatrice di Casabase Immobiliare e influencer del settore immobiliare.Agente immobiliare, imprenditrice digitale e mamma. Attraverso Il digitale ha rivoluzionato il lavoro di agente immobiliare, portando in luce un nuovo modo, più personale, creativo e comunicativo di essere agente immobiliare. Con la sua comunicazione e i suoi contenuti social, di particolare riguardo al mondo femminile, Elisabetta è un punto di riferimento nel mondo casa nel digitale.Oggi è founder di Casabase Immobiliare, Casabase Blog e Casabase Academy la piattaforma di formazione per l’uso del digitale dedicata a tutte le professioni del mondo immobiliare. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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