Click on the titles of the five key ideas below to see my personal development videos, inspired by my way of Saint James, rich in teachings about life, myself and others.
"As long as you are alive, continue to learn how to live, because it takes your whole life to learn to live". Sénèque.
"Do not fear that your life will end. Fear rather that it never begins." Lionel de Compostelle.
"The heaviest burden is to exist without living". Victor Hugo.
"We have two lives, the second begins when we discover that we have only one". Confucius.
"It is believed that happiness is at the top of the mountain, whereas it lies in the way of climbing it". Confucius.
"Happiness is not at the end of the road, it is the way". Old Tibetan adage.
"You will know the correctness of your path, because it will have made you happy". Aristote.
"It's not a great misfortune not to reach for the stars, but it is a great misfortune not to have stars in your eyes." Benjamin Mays.
"To be able to reach the stars, you must first walk with your head in the clouds and then aim for the moon." Lionel de Compostelle.
"Better to have your eyes fixed on the stars than to walk with your head in the handlebars and end up in the gutter." Lionel de Compostelle.
"If you can't think, walk. If you think too much, walk. If you think badly, walk again." Jean Giono. "until you find the right approach" ...
"When you feel like you can't take one more step, tell yourself that you've only come halfway." Lionel de Compostelle.
"What will save you is to take one step and one more step". Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
"the gaze fixed on the horizon, for the true pilgrim does not really intend to arrive." Lionel de Compostelle.
“I asked for all things in order to enjoy life, I received life in order to enjoy all things.” Lionel de Compostelle.
"Joy is not in things, it is in us."Richard Wagner.
"Do we need a five star hotel, when we can sleep under the stars and see five billion in the sky?" Lionel de Compostelle.
"The camino is a return to the essential". Lionel de Compostelle.
"With too much we get lost with less we find ourselves." Tchouang Tseu.
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Lionel de Compostelle
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