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Because more important than the numbers, were the people's stories.

Then I thought, I want to uplift the stories of these people I was watching being courageous in the moment.

We're great at telling stories, but not getting the details right.

He loved to recount stories such as how he lived like a bird from what he could find on the forest floor during not one but two world wars, how he and his wife, who also lived past 100, raised six children in a small, homey kitchen where I interviewed him.

Now, these centenarians' stories along with the science that underpins them prompted me to ask myself some questions too, such as, when am I going to die and how can I put that day off?

These stories really get to me when it's the fast-track, high-potential managers like John because they're probably the most capable of making waves and redefining how leaders lead from the inside.

So, I was so inspired by all these stories of resistance and resilience that I got together with a few people here in Los Angeles, and we created LUCI.

Not the stories that we're being brainwashed to believe.

If we have two overviews, however, we are able to tell stories about changes in time.

It helps us connect with our ancestors and their stories, but we're losing pieces of it every day to natural disasters and in areas of conflict.

So we have a network of former extremists and survivors of extremism that tell their stories through video and create question-giving to classrooms, to start a conversation about the topic.

So, my mother's a pediatrician, and when I was young, she'd tell the craziest stories that combined science with her overactive imagination.

One of the stories she told was that if you eat a lot of salt, all of the blood rushes up your legs, through your body, and shoots out the top of your head, killing you instantly.

We have to tell more stories that are vibrant.

And that's why I write stories about futuristic girls that risk everything to save plants or to race camels or even just to dance, to honor fun, because my world is mostly happy.

And now you may ask, and I asked this question myself initially: Where are the stories?

But we don't always realize that we're the authors of our stories and can change the way we're telling them.

People leading meaningful lives, he's found, tend to tell stories about their lives defined by redemption, growth and love.

But what makes people change their stories?

Twice a week, Sufis would come to our home to meditate, drink Persian tea, and share stories.

You see, the Yorubas are an ethnic group from the southwestern part of Nigeria, and I was always fascinated by these stories.

With my art, I like to tell stories.

You see, with my art, the way I weave my art around the patterns, the masks, the stories, and the way I use my lines, it's all from the Yoruba culture.

And then soon I realized the power, because people were so proud to wear their stories.

And often the conflict is based on old stories of identity and belonging and origins.

Now, people say that origin stories and identity myths make us feel secure.

Origin stories are usually recently created fictions of ancient belonging, and they're absurd given the complexity of humanity and our vastly interconnected, even if very unequal world.

If we don't need origin stories and fixed identities, we can challenge ourselves to think creatively about each other and our future.

We made a collection of drawings, of personal stories and of friendships.

When I hear stories like this, I think that what people picture is that trade happens between only two countries.

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