Community Engagement and Reflection

The speaker discusses the importance of sharing wisdom and resources in public spaces, inspired by personal experiences and reflections on life and death. They created a public chalkboard project for people to share their aspirations, which expanded globally, highlighting the power of community engagement and shared spaces.

What tools did the speaker use to share more with neighbors in public spaces?

• Paint and brushes

• Digital screens

• Stickers, stencils, and chalk

• Flyers and posters

What city does the speaker express a deep love for?

• New York

• New Orleans

• Chicago

• Los Angeles

What personal event led the speaker to think deeply about life and death?

• A sudden illness

• A natural disaster

• A career change

• The loss of a loved one

What was the purpose of the 'Before I Die' wall?

• To advertise local events

• To share community news

• To allow people to express their life goals

• To display art

Which of the following was NOT a wish written on the 'Before I Die' wall?

• To be tried for piracy

• To win a lottery

• To plant a tree

• To live off the grid

How did the 'Before I Die' project affect the community?

• It was vandalized

• It became a space for reflection and connection

• It was ignored by most people

• It caused controversy

In which countries has the 'Before I Die' project been implemented?

• Only in Asia

• Only in Europe

• In several countries worldwide

• Only in the USA

What are two of the most valuable things we have, according to the speaker?

• Time and relationships

• Health and wealth

• Knowledge and power

• Money and fame

Why does the speaker believe thinking about death is empowering?

• It leads to sadness

• It encourages reckless behavior

• It clarifies what is important in life

• It makes people fearful

What can shared spaces better reflect, according to the speaker?

• Our technological advancements

• Our political views

• Our individual and community values

• Our financial status