How to live without fear of losing what you love | Mario Alonso Puig

Dr. Mario Alonso Puig | Podcast We all want things to go well for us. For our work to grow. For our relationships to last. For good health to remain with us. The problem isn't wanting these things to happen. The problem is believing that if we lose them, we cease to be someone. In this profound conversation with Uri Sabat at the Success Formula, we reflect on the fear of loss, the difference between preference and attachment, and how to regain perspective when we feel something threatens our identity. We talk about the fear of death and what science and human experience teach us about it. We explore how a broader vision—not necessarily religious, but certainly spiritual—can transform our relationship with the end of life. We also address true charisma, leadership based on consistency, and the importance of reclaiming a love for truth and human dignity in today's society. As Oscar Wilde said: “The greatest misfortune is not that we are going to die, it is that we don't know how to live.” Perhaps living without fear isn't about eliminating fear, but rather about ceasing to define yourself by what you possess. Thanks to Uri Sabat for this wonderful interview.