Nothing is impossible. Talay meets with children who need motivation

Alexei Talay, a member of the national Paralympic team of Belarus, businessman, public figure, met with teenagers of the Minsk Region. The event took place at Ratomka secondary school. About 200 hundred children came to talk to the Belarusian champion

"You have arms and legs, so why are you complaining?" Approximately this was the message in today's meeting. And it hit the emotions of not only children, but also adults.

Now is the time of technology, opportunities and children spend a lot of time on social networks, virtual games. This is what makes them emotionally dead.

On October 2, students from nine schools and gymnasiums of the Minsk region gathered in Ratomка secondary school. The emphasis is on children with suicidal tendencies, from difficult families. The well-being and status of the family has nothing to do with it, as they say at school.

"Alexei Talay will come to visit us at the educational institution in order to conduct training on the formation of a positive attitude to life, optimism, and purposefulness in students, - said Tatyana Kasilovich, director of Ratomка secondary school. - Today, due to the sometimes aggressive information environment, children find themselves in difficult life situations, and they do not always turn to adults for help. Therefore, we decided that such a training within the framework of the republican campaign will be very relevant and useful for our children."

Alexey, a businessman, a champion, a father of three children, told the schoolchildren his story of how at the age of 16 he was blown up by a mine, and that he had two ways - to be a plant or to take all the opportunities from life. And he took even more.

Alexei told how brick by brick he built his life in sports, in the family, in various spheres of life. How he turned his disadvantages into advantages. Now he is a member of the national Olympic team. Speaker-motivator.

Alexei Talay also invited children to participate in the project "Living Memory of Grateful Generations". He distributed coins to the children, and they threw them into the model, which he himself presented to the school. The monument will be built next year in Moscow. The project was created in honor of the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Belarus, where millions of people throw coins in honor of the memory of this.