Collaborative post: the best of Victor Küppers in Prestigia

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Last Friday we had the pleasure of spending some time and listening to Victor Küppers ' experiences and personal words at the Prestigia Online office. Motivated by this visit , Jorge came up with the idea that each of those present should contribute what they had learned or what had impacted them from the talk, and then edit it in a collaborative post with the best of Victor , according to each one. Here it goes:

Victor Kuppers session at Prestigia Online


Jordi Garcia: « A crack «

I personally agree with 95% of what Victor doctor data says; however, he said two phrases that I particularly liked:

“Fate shuffles the cards, you play”: It is a perfect way of saying that each person is a world and you have to adapt to your possibilities, your condition and your environment as best as possible.

“Cars run on gasoline, people on dreams”: I have always thought that having dreams is the basis for motivation, and in some cases it is difficult to identify them, but there is always one, and for me that is as basic as breathing.

I don't know if they are his or if he is quoting someone, but they seemed spontaneous and very appropriate as an overall summary of the talk. He is a genius.

Jordi Serra : «Stop and gain happiness»

From my perspective as a young entrepreneur, there is no doubt that the talk has helped me clarify several concepts. I would especially highlight the following: currently, with the context of the crisis and the continuous stress that exists among workers and entrepreneurs, there is no time to stop and look closely at things. Stopping to take that time and doing things with attention and care will attract more sales, more good vibes, and more happiness.

Fernando Graells: «One comes away comforted»

Perhaps what Küppers said in his session is applicable to other sessions and readings of self-help books, but one comes away feeling comforted, with desire, more energy and a clear objective. The good thing about the session is that he gave us three specific points that can help us: having a clear objective, looking for what we can do to achieve it and doing it with joy.