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Mario Alonso Puig, the intelligence and leadership researcher

Doctor Mario Alonso Puig, born in Madrid in 1955, is a specialist in general surgery and of the digestive system and an eminence in the world of intelligence and human cognition. In addition to being a member of the New York Academy of Sciences, he is a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

His educational concern has led him to learn in various fields related to the human being . On the one hand, he is a specialist in Human Intelligence, Mind-Body Medicine and Psychology and Negotiation. He has completed his training as a professor in the international arena at the IMD in Lausanne, Switzerland and has practiced surgery for 26 years.

His communication skills have led him to be one of the most in-demand speakers at any conference on human thought and the capacity for human development through intelligence.

Author of the book “Madera de Líder” by the Empresa Activa publishing house, currently in its third edition, of “Living is an urgent matter” by the Aguilar publishing house, currently in its ninth edition, and of “Reinventing yourself: your second chance” by Plataforma Editorial del which Twenty-one editions have already been made and it has been translated into twelve languages.

"I have read something interesting: The light of truth is the daughter of wonder not of reason. We have to regain our capacity for wonder ”comments Mario Alonso. And without a doubt the next El Ser Creativo congress to be held in Madrid in November 2013.

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