“The main emotional state in order to achieve something beautiful, is enthusiasm.”
Prevale (1983) Italian DJ and producer
Original: Il principale stato emotivo per realizzare qualcosa di bello, è l'entusiasmo.
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“When love to own job, passion and enthusiasm will be the main components to overcome difficulties and achieve excellence.”
— Prevale
Original: Quando si ama il proprio lavoro, passione ed entusiasmo saranno le componenti principali per superare le difficoltà e raggiungere l'eccellenza.
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