To live better, think better and form others better.
What it is
That is the mission of ideas rápidas.
The problem
A thousand stimuli. Plenty of information. But… little judgement?
How do you decide well?
How do you put your thinking in order?
How do you live with more meaning?
The proposal
Short, clear, direct ideas. No complicated theory. No detours. Ideas you grasp quickly and can put into practice today.
It is not only about reading. It is about stopping, thinking and acting.
The topics
Your decisions, relationships, doubts, way of thinking… and your relationship with God.
The questions that matter
The ones you ask yourself when you are alone. When you doubt. When you are looking for something more. When you want to be the protagonist of your own life and not one more person who thinks and says "nothing more".
And all of this with your feet on the ground. From the reality of your own life.
Who it is for
If you are a parent, a teacher, a formator… or you simply want to help someone out of friendship: here you have clear and useful content.
To form others well you do not need to know a great deal. You need to be clear about what is essential.
Purpose
To think deeply.
To live consistently.
Not to be swayed by the first thing that comes along.
Origin
Behind it is Ignacio Juez Lángara,a Catholic priest and writer. He died on 24 January 2024.
In the early 2000s he created ideasrapidas.org.A pioneer in using the internet to form others, long before it was common. Without seeking the limelight. With a single mission: to help in earnest.
5
idiomas
Miles
of people
Many found something important: an answer, direction, light.
His style
Clear
Direct
Deep
Simple
Today
Carry on… but better.
Keep what is essential.
Adapt it to today.
Reach more people.
For the same reason as at the beginning.
To help you, amid the noise…to find one clear idea.
An idea that helps you today.Or that, perhaps…changes your life.
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