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That we are in troubles is a fact. The economical crisis is affecting all the world. Because of that, there are growing many aid groups that try to fix the situation.
One of these groups is The Keep Walking Project. The meaning of the organization is very clear and explains what they want: “Keep walking and everything will be okay, do not worry about trivial things and be happy because if you work on what you really believe and you believe 100% in it, you will make it”. The first time I saw it was when I was walking down the train station, looking for a friend (she came to visit me and discover the fantastic world of Valencia in Fallas). There was a picture of an elegant man with a walking stick. I am a very curious girl so I decided to have a look on the website. The URL is http://www.johnniewalker.es/Index.aspx and you can find stories of evidences and experiences from famous people. They tell us how they got their success and young entrepreneurs can be sponsored by them. The only thing that you need is to register yourself into the contest.
One of the famous people that we can find there is Ozwald Boatend, the first tailor who participate in the Paris catwalk. His life was not easy but nowadays he is very famous and accepted in the fashion world.
The site is created by the Johnnie Walker group, a whiskey company.
Another group is estosololoarreglamosentretodos.org. It is formed by journalists, singers, football players, writers etc. as Juan José Millás or Ferran Adriá.
It is a movement for making people aware that the fact that we ourselves can emerge from this economic crisis and we do not need the aid of the government.
On the web we can find many ideas that users provide or show by videos. Moreover, there are tricks to safe money when you go to the supermarket or when you go to buy clothes, accessories or home furnishings. The truth is that the ideas that they offer are quite interesting. They also show you the reality of other people that do not have anything.
Take an example: online fashion, renewable energy, an old Franciscan gives aid to poor people or programmes to re-educate conflictive children.