Estaba prohibido quejarse, sobreviviente de la tragedia de los Andes, Gustavo Zerbino #156

In this episode, I spoke with Gustavo Zerbino. He was 19 years old on the day of the Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 crash in the Andes Mountains, killing all 45 people on board. Only 16 survived. His story is known worldwide. Newspapers, books, and films have been written about him since. Gustavo was part of the Old Christians rugby club, but he wasn't just an athlete. He became a sports leader, a speaker, and has taught companies, organizations, and communities how to manage adversity, how to work in teams under pressure, and how to develop a positive mindset in difficult times. 📝 Tell me in the comments which part of the episode you liked best. And if you're interested in learning about entrepreneurs' stories, subscribe to the channel. 🛎️ 📲 Follow me on social media: Instagram: @norellanaf TikTok: @norellanaf Sponsors: To support our podcast, visit our sponsors. Flycrew - Turn your community into your business. All the tools you need to make money online. Get 7 days free at https://flycrew.com Welcu - If you're an event organizer, sell your tickets with Welcu.com. Control and organization for your next event. https://welcu.com 00:00:05 Why would the world be better if it were like Society of the Snow? 00:07:25 Collaboration in the 70s 00:12:16 The Condor 00:17:43 Why do you think the director chose Numa as the narrator of the film? 00:19:46 How important was rugby to you? 00:22:55 A Complaint-Free Environment 00:24:46 Do you think we are who we are because of our difficulties or in spite of them? 00:27:04 How does someone born into abundance develop resilience? 00:29:57 Do you remember the first object you found? 00:39:42 Which letter do you remember most fondly? 00:43:57 Do you think Numa wrote it thinking about the verse or from the heart? 00:56:39 How did this story impact Uruguay and sports? 01:01:05 How would you like young people to use these lessons in their lives? 01:02:54 Chile's Role in the Story