Ernesto Sirolli Want to help someone? Shut up and listen!

Ernesto Sirolli·TEDxEQChCh
Want to help someone? Shut up and listen
Summary
The speaker must be Italian because his humor, his tomato’s story, and laughter of auditions make me feel it. He has been completely different from the usual speakers who are American or Englishmen. When he couldn’t succeed in agriculture in some African countries, his question was why you told him. In fact, the answer that he received was that he never asked.

I think that the answer is really true. It means that something that we can do and we want to do is really different to what other people want and need.

In Africa, we used much money because we wanted people who don’t have food to eat enough, though, money is used up soon so they need the system that they can continue to do and to eat all their lives. We mustn’t realize it completely but we never listen to it.

What do you need? What can you do? Can you make it? Can you sell it? Can you look after the money? Those are really important when we help someone.

Words in this story
well intentioned /adj/ having or showing good intentions despite a lack of success or fortunate results
entrepreneurial /adj/