Speaker at the National Geographic Exodus Aveiro Fest by Eduardo Leal

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Speaker at the National Geographic Exodus Aveiro Fest

eduardo leal

Dec 18, 2018

What a frightening but also amazing experience to be able to talk and share my work with an attentive 700 + audience last week during the National Geographic Exodus Aveiro Fest. It was definitely one of the highlights of this year and an experience to remember. Opportunities like this also help to push me to keep doing the work that I love to do, especially when you reach those moments of "pre-joy". I also learned a lot with the mind-blowing talks given by the other speakers, they are a source of inspiration. Thank you so much to everyone that went there, to the volunteers that made it possible for their hard-work and sympathy, the sponsors that supported it and finally but not least to Isabel Gonçalves and Bernardo Conde. You guys rock! And remember "Life is Sweet!"
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