In Digital Attitude crediamo che il cambiamento sia un percorso
affascinante da vivere passo dopo passo rendendolo
semplice, divertente e sostenibile nel tempo.
sono le piccole decisioni che prendiamo e le azioni che compiamo ogni singolo giorno.
Quando impariamo a cambiare le nostre abitudini, possiamo trasformare la nostra vita e la nostra azienda
per le tue abitudini digitali abbiamo creato
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**Dàt·ter [nome] da “DATT”, una abbreviazione di Digital ATTitude.
Una persona che crede fermamente nella tecnologia e nelle capacità di ognuno di cambiare.
I datters aiutano gli altri a cambiare le proprie abitudini attraverso l’empatia,
la curiosità e l’innovazione.
Sinonimi: geek, sognatori, avventurieri, esploratori di nuovi mondi.
A life lesson taught me by Sandro Gamba, a basketball Hall of Famer, one of the greatest coaches of all time. Success is a matter of hard-working, mindset, and empathy.
From “Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets”. I often recalled this quote when I was in trouble for various reasons, and it guided me to have a wider view of the situation.
This quote from the Nobel prize winner Richard Feynman, pushed me during my studies and career to seek answers which I can fully understand, examine, and implement.
I’m methodical, I love working with data and processes. With fast thinking, I always want to reach the heart of the issue and solve it with the best solution.
We all have superpowers, and we can all be heroes in our own special way: we fly the extra mile, we push forward against the odds, and we help others become the best versions of themselves. Because no matter what, you can do it.
I see this as a sort of value shared within my family, and I very much agree that if there's a will, one will find a way to achieve it. Not alone, of course: your friends, family and team also play a huge role.
I believe in change. I believe in innovation. I believe in people and their powerful connections: they generate change and disruptive things.
If you want to change something, start changing it, if you want to go somewhere, start walking. Life is 99% improvisation along the road.
To me, it’s not just a foundation of mathematics. It’s a principle to follow: if you want to make a change, you can’t just move the “problem” from one part to another. To reach the solution and achieve the desired result, you have to work looking for a different formula.
The first time I listened to this sentence was when I was 8. My father and I were in a parking lot, and a car “stole” the slot we were waiting for, entering the parking in the wrong direction. My father told me this phrase, and from that moment, at the end of the day, I want to ask myself: have you been like that driver?
This is something I’ve learned to live by throughout the years together with my friend Lucia. It’s only by doing and experiencing that you can reach your life goals and grow as a person.
I've been fascinated by words since I was a child when I used to write fairy tales to bring my imagination to life. Since then I've not stopped believing that words are very powerful tools, capable of creating experiences, emotions, and changes. It is the charm that I still feel today every time I design my contents, syllable after syllable, without ever getting tired of the power of each word.
Since I was a little one, this quote from my favourite childhood book “Matilda” by Roald Dahl, encouraged me to discover my inner power and reminds me that we all have the potential, intelligence and drive to change the world.
My grandma isn't very tall, but she keeps telling me that her height never stopped her from doing or obtaining what she really wanted. Since I was a little girl, this constantly reminds me that I will always be able to do what you want as long as I try.
I believe we should always dream big, think big, have bigger goals than ourselves. And at the same time, we should never lose the connection with the reality, affecting it and being affected by it.
Commitment isn’t easy, but when you stay committed it has the ability to help you achieve goals you may have only once dreamed of.
Success will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for.
