For the past two decades Dr. Robert Muggah TLP has tracked gun smugglers in the Horn of Africa and the Middle East, counted cadavers in Colombia and Haiti, and studied warlords from Congo to Papua New Guinea.
To better understand these issues – including ways to disrupt them – Robert started experimenting with new data visualization tools. In the past few years he has worked with Google Ideas and other groups to design award-winning arms mapping globes, homicide monitoring platforms, social media dashboards to track gangs and money laundering.
He has discussed these and other tools at Google, TED Global and the Web Summit in 2014.
Robert currently oversees research at the Brazil-based Igarapé Institute, a think and do tank working at the interface of security and development.
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Success is the process of contributing to something greater than one’s own self. It is not a noun, but a verb. It is something to be striven for and probably never fully actualized. Owing in large part to the way I was raised, success to me was never indexed to the amount of money earned or the size of my reputation.
Over the years, I’ve also learned that success is rarely (if ever) achieved by me alone. It has many mothers and fathers – we can live and act successfully because of the sacrifices and contributions others have made alongside us. While we all should strive for success, we also need to be humble in pursuing it.
Success is the process of contributing to something greater than one’s own self. It is not a noun, but a verb. It is something to be striven for and probably never fully actualized. Owing in large part to the way I was raised, success to me was never indexed to the amount of money earned or the size of my reputation.
Over the years, I’ve also learned that success is rarely (if ever) achieved by me alone. It has many mothers and fathers – we can live and act successfully because of the sacrifices and contributions others have made alongside us. While we all should strive for success, we also need to be humble in pursuing it.
Success is the process of contributing to something greater than one’s own self. It is not a noun, but a verb. It is something to be striven for and probably never fully actualized. Owing in large part to the way I was raised, success to me was never indexed to the amount of money earned or the size of my reputation.
Over the years, I’ve also learned that success is rarely (if ever) achieved by me alone. It has many mothers and fathers – we can live and act successfully because of the sacrifices and contributions others have made alongside us. While we all should strive for success, we also need to be humble in pursuing it.
Success is the process of contributing to something greater than one’s own self. It is not a noun, but a verb. It is something to be striven for and probably never fully actualized. Owing in large part to the way I was raised, success to me was never indexed to the amount of money earned or the size of my reputation.
Over the years, I’ve also learned that success is rarely (if ever) achieved by me alone. It has many mothers and fathers – we can live and act successfully because of the sacrifices and contributions others have made alongside us. While we all should strive for success, we also need to be humble in pursuing it.
Success is the process of contributing to something greater than one’s own self. It is not a noun, but a verb. It is something to be striven for and probably never fully actualized. Owing in large part to the way I was raised, success to me was never indexed to the amount of money earned or the size of my reputation.
Over the years, I’ve also learned that success is rarely (if ever) achieved by me alone. It has many mothers and fathers – we can live and act successfully because of the sacrifices and contributions others have made alongside us. While we all should strive for success, we also need to be humble in pursuing it.
Success is the process of contributing to something greater than one’s own self. It is not a noun, but a verb. It is something to be striven for and probably never fully actualized. Owing in large part to the way I was raised, success to me was never indexed to the amount of money earned or the size of my reputation.
Over the years, I’ve also learned that success is rarely (if ever) achieved by me alone. It has many mothers and fathers – we can live and act successfully because of the sacrifices and contributions others have made alongside us. While we all should strive for success, we also need to be humble in pursuing it.
Success is the process of contributing to something greater than one’s own self. It is not a noun, but a verb. It is something to be striven for and probably never fully actualized. Owing in large part to the way I was raised, success to me was never indexed to the amount of money earned or the size of my reputation.
Over the years, I’ve also learned that success is rarely (if ever) achieved by me alone. It has many mothers and fathers – we can live and act successfully because of the sacrifices and contributions others have made alongside us. While we all should strive for success, we also need to be humble in pursuing it.
Success is the process of contributing to something greater than one’s own self. It is not a noun, but a verb. It is something to be striven for and probably never fully actualized. Owing in large part to the way I was raised, success to me was never indexed to the amount of money earned or the size of my reputation.
Over the years, I’ve also learned that success is rarely (if ever) achieved by me alone. It has many mothers and fathers – we can live and act successfully because of the sacrifices and contributions others have made alongside us. While we all should strive for success, we also need to be humble in pursuing it.
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