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Precious: my goosebump moment is from a movie titled “The Tomorrow War”. A war was predicted to happen in 2050 and the lead character was deployed for this war. My goosebump moment came when he realized he could prevent the war from even happening by doing something right then. That told me that you can stop what happens in the future by what you do right now.

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.

Vasco: my goosebump moment was watching my friend walk for the ”first” time. She got into a very bad accident. I was little and it was very hard for me to comprehend how someone can lose their leg and still continue their life. When she got her prosthetic leg, it was something amazing for me, that she could still play with me. She could still live her normal life and do the things she liked to do. It was one of the best moments of my life.

Eniola: my goosebump moment was the first time I listened to “See you again” by Wiz Khalifa ft. Charlie Puth. The lyrics speak about losing a loved one. Having lost a loved one at a tender age, listening to and singing this song fills me with a rush of emotions. The feeling of hope stands out in the lyrics “And I will tell you all about it when I see you again”. That line gives me goosebumps as the song serves as a reminder to cherish the moments spent with our late loved ones and keep believing that someday we will see them again.

Yazeed: my goosebump moment was when I read about a great woman, Bilqis. She controlled one of the oldest kingdoms ever: the kingdom of Sheba 4000 years ago. She took control of this kingdom in a time women couldn’t do these things. She improved that kingdom and let her people live in peace and gave them rights. That let me know that women can do anything.

Daniela: my goosebump moment was when I was admitted to the hospital in 2016. I was on the verge of death because of a pulmonary infection and tuberculosis. We did not have money for my treatment. That’s when the doctor entered the room and said “Don’t worry, I will help you, you do not have to pay a single cent”. That is how Filipino’s care and love each other, without expecting anything in return.

Kobby: my goosebump moment was my time in AIMS-Senegal when we were doing a project from one of our supervisors. My group had a bit of a challenge with the techniques but we were able to put something together. On the day of presentation, we were able to impress the entire audience. I felt so happy that I was able to do something unique for my colleagues to be happy and friends to appreciate.

Thitarat: my goosebump moment is when I stay with my family. Because of work, I get to see them only once a month. For this reason, my quality time with my family is very precious. As Thai people, we always put our family as a priority, spend time with our family and do all things together. I was raised by a mom and dad who really loved and cared about me. Now I have a family of my own and being a mother myself really makes me happy.

Fernando: my goosebump moment happened when I left my job in 2020 in the middle of the pandemic, which was a very scary thing to do. But I did that because I didn’t really like what I was working on. I wanted to work as an artist and do the things that I actually like spending time working on. I went out on a journey by myself to find what it is I am passionate about, and it took a bit of time, but I did get there.

Dima: my goosebump moment is an inspirational video with deep wisdom by Will Smith on Evan Carmichael’s channel. I felt goosebumps through my whole body. It was so inspirational, so powerful. Generally, the idea about the concept of improving yourself and positive impact on other people’s lives. I hope you can find this video useful for you too.

Mario: my goosebump moment was when I watched the movie “Corpse Bride” as an adult, right after my first big heartbreak. I saw so much of myself in one of the main characters. I got really emotional. One of the things that touched me the most was the ending, when she finally let go, she was able to set herself free. It is one of the biggest life lessons I have ever learned and it was awesome.

Danielle: my goosebump moment was when I was watching the X-Factor Australia and when a guy named Emmanuel started singing. He is handicapped and he had no identity because he was found in a war zone. He was adopted. It was very emotional when he started “Imagine” by John Lennon.

Chikondi: my goosebump moment was when I met this old couple on the street. They were holding hands while walking. As I got close to them, I was able to hear what they were saying. She said to him: “Aren’t you tired of holding my hand?” And he said: “I will never get tired of holding your hand”. That moment said so much and gave me goosebumps.

Rolien: my goosebump moment was when I discovered remote work. At the end of 2020 I lost my job as a teacher. I didn’t know what to do. But then I discovered remote work and I decided to give it a try. I can honestly say that remote work has saved me and my family.

Valerie: my goosebump moment was when the bikers’ community in Windhoek, Namibia, got together to pray for doctors, nurses and patients at hospitals. These bikers were from all cultures, races and colours. You could see people crying, hugging and even smiling, people had hope again. This is a message for all the world to see. People, go out, be kind, love each other.

Huwaida: my goosebump moment was when I came home and caught sight of my niece who was colouring. When she heard me, she looked up, and when she saw me, her smile just spread. It was beaming and genuine. I stood there stunned, captivated by the sheer presence of that smile. It was so amazing. I never felt more accepted and loved in my life.

Ruth: my goosebump moment was in high school when one of my mentors mentioned that “a short pencil is better than a long memory”. That stuck with me, it changed my life forever! I began writing things down and noticed that whenever I wrote a plan or goal down, I knew that at the end of the day I was going to fulfil it because I had written it down. It is very important!

Erin: my goosebump moment was when I watched Jane Marczewski sing on America’s Got Talent. She teaches us we should always be thankful in our life, whatever situation we face and that you can’t wait until life isn’t hard anymore to be happy.. She is a cancer patient, but she proves that she is more than her cancer. I love her personality, positivity and her perspective about life.