David Roche talks about The Church of 80% Sincerity.

A motivational speaker and humorist, Roche shares his journey from shame to self-acceptance. Born with a severe facial deformity, Roche’s life has been anything but easy. But over time, he’s learned to see that often our gifts and our flaws are one and the same. Anne Lamott says, “he built a church inside of himself. There is no physical church, but his own life” - Book Passage

Todos somos uno

ONE, Todos Somos Uno’ se creo para incrementar la conciencia de las conexiones que todos compartimos. Para recordarnos cuales son nuestras similitudes y celebrar, al mismo tiempo, nuestras diferencias. Para dejar que la energía positiva emerja en un mundo cada vez mas desconectado y fracturado. El concepto de la pelicula es simple: preguntar 20 de las cuestiones mas trascendentales de la vida a los grandes maestros y a gente común de hoy en dia. Luego simplemente dejar que fluya el diálogo. El resultado es una película que ha provocado el dialogo en los seis continentes y en todos los lugares donde se ha proyectado – desde graneros a prisiones pasando por universidades y salas de cine – ‘ONE Todos somos uno’ nos recuerda que todos estamos unidos en un viaje hacia la mutua compresión, que forje nuestras conexiones con los otros y clarifique nuestro destino y el sentido mismo de la vida. En esta película, todos somos uno.

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Pausch was included in TIME Magazine’s 2008 list of the world’s 100 most influential people. His book, “The Last Lecture,” co-written by Jeff Zaslow of the Wall Street Journal and based on Pausch’s now-famous talk “Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams,” is a New York Times #1 bestseller.

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