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Gabriel: my goosebump moment was the day my supervisor handed me a book I helped him publish. I edited the book from the first word in the first chapter to the last word in the last chapter. I had no professional knowledge in editing and publishing. But I tried my best to do what I had to do. He was impressed and we published two more books after the first one.

Jane: my goosebump moment is a book called “The Four Agreements” by Don Miguel Ruiz. It highlights 4 key principles that guide the way you choose to live your life: Be impeccable with your word, don’t take anything personally, don’t make assumptions, always do your best. It gives me goosebumps because it’s a constant reminder of how I choose to live my life.

Vanesa: my goosebump moment is a book called “The Power of Now” by Eckhart Tolle. This book really changed my whole life and perspective on how to enjoy the present moment and stop worrying about the past or the future. All we have is now and we should focus on the things that bring us more in the now.

Salma: my goosebump moment was when I was reading this book called “The Alchemist”, by Paulo. It has a quote that says “When you want something, the whole world conspires in helping you to achieve it”. When I read that quote, I got chills and thought “Why didn’t I know all this before?”

Sudha: my goosebump moment was when I was around 16-17 and I read books by Swett Marden in which was written “You are the creator of your own destiny, you are the driver of this vehicle called life, you can take it to the direction you want. That was life changing, it really transformed my life.

Jude: my goosebump moment is the book “Perks of being a wallflower” by Stephen Chbosky. It has a quote that really changed my perspective on life in a very positive different way. That things aren’t as black and white as people make them out to be. You have to keep in mind that there’s always a little bit of hell in heaven and a little bit of heaven in hell.

Katya: my goosebump moment is not one moment; it’s a lot of emotional moments which I’ve gotten after reading one great book. It is “The Fountainhead” by Russian-American author Ayn Rand. The main hero, Howard Roark, was faced with different dilemmas in his life, but he didn’t lost himself because of it. He could stand up to the voices of the majority.