come with me
on my journey about
cheating death,
forever chasing flow
and relentlessly believing
in the highly unlikely
At the age of 21, I was diagnosed with cancer
and had no other choice but to face with death.
The joy of running meant life for me.
I didn’t know how long I’d have the chance, so I ran each and every kilometer as if it were my last one. In the meanwhile,
I lived every day of my life as it were my last one.
By running, I kept chasing the feeling that would ‘solve’ all my problems: when everything around me disappeared and the past, the present and the future became one.
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Why join me on this highly unlikely journey?
anyway - who am i?
I’m a biomedical engineer, an avid reader and endlessly curious researcher, an obsessed runner, an introverted speaker and a cancer survivor.
I’m forever taking action to ensure primary prevention and I’m a fanatic of human health, a ‘wanna-be doctor’, and truly, want to live up to 120. I’m timelessly cultivating an attitude of gratitude, enchancing the human experience, hacking consciousness, actively cocreating and bending reality, heading for the 22th Century.
I’m endlessly chasing flow, the truth, the radical, the strange and the unknown.
After cheating death, I’m always making tragic indistinguishable from magic and constantly coming alive instead of just staying alive. I’m turning science fiction into science fact and making the impossible probable. I am seldom the one for whom the word is enough, I am the one who wants everything all at once. I’m persistently seeking truth in myth and reality, endlessly curious about the future of humanity.
I use a nonconformist ‘out-of-the-box’ approach through the lens of a biomedical engineer, who has survived cancer, lost his broter and truly want to live forever. I link disciplines and research results that are far apart – some of them may seem extremely mind-blowing at first sight. It is a profoundly diverse territory with remarkably radical and disruptive novelty.
Are you ready for this journey?
After cheating death I'm forever making tragic
indistinguishable from magic.
I’m playing the infinite game of Life,
raging against entropy,
seeking novelty,
endlessly believing in the highly unlikely.
book recommendations
In particular if the opportunity of failure is also there, just like victory.
Because it is always us who decide the competition between the two.”
As a runner and believer, I recommend this special book for everyone who are seeknig their journey in life."
outreaching our mind!
In his story the power of beliefe in life is absolutely highlighted, and that we can be able to achieve everything and anything even in the most hopeless periods in our lifes.
I recommend the book for everyone, but mostly for those who would like to get power for running, health and life!"
Learning from the experiences of others is a gift,
and this book introduces many such experiences, which may set an example for all of us."
Having beaten cancer, lost my brother, faced all the childhood and transgenerational traumas – all the pains, all the time, everything, all at once -, I value days, hours, minutes and moments more than anything else.
Optimistically (and luckily), we might live up to 100 years,
which is 5200 weeks, which is 3 billion heartbeats.
Life is not necessarily short, we just waste a lot of it. In our daily lives, we hardly think about the fact that time is one of our most precious resources: it is limited and we are running out of it at an incredibly fast pace.
It’s up to you what you make of the time that has been gifted to you in this life.
can't wait to learn from this story,
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