Who is María Belón?
María Belón is a lawyer and survivor of the tsunami that devastated the Southeast Asian coast in 2004, becoming an inspiring figure worldwide. Currently, she gives lectures to encourage and motivate learning and action.
What are her lectures like?
In her lectures, María Belón shares her difficult life experience and her resilient spirit, free of complaints or excuses, in order to inspire her audience and motivate them to learn and take action. In addition, her ability to communicate and transmit knowledge is due to her professional experience as a Human Resources professor at ESADE and advisor to large companies.
What is her trajectory?
As a doctor and lawyer, María Belón knows that in life many types of tsunamis and strokes of fate can occur that one must face with courage and decision, and from which to extract lessons and opportunities. Her story was brought to the big screen by director Juan Antonio Bayona in the film "The Impossible", with Naomi Watts in the role of María.
Selection of Lectures:
"Resilience: Learning to Face Life's Challenges"
María Belón shares her personal story and experiences in the 2004 tsunami to motivate the audience to face life's challenges with courage and decision.
"Overcoming: Bringing Out the Best in Oneself in Difficult Situations"
In this lecture, María Belón presents her story of overcoming and how she has been able to bring out the best in herself in extremely difficult situations, inspiring her audience to do the same.
"Resilience in the Workplace"
María Belón shares her professional experience as a Human Resources professor at ESADE and advisor to large companies to teach the audience how to foster resilience in the workplace and face work challenges with courage and decision.
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