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Keynote Speaker · Violinist · Creator of Habituario 33

Daniela
Galindo

Tiny shifts.
From inspiration to action.

Powerful storytelling, live violin and the Habituario 33 methodology.

Helping people turn inspiration into action — one tiny shift at a time.

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Daniela Galindo speaking on stage

What can a violin
teach us about change?

“Progress is rarely dramatic.
It is built through attention,
repetition and small shifts.”

01

Listen

Change begins with noticing.

02

Practice

What we repeat becomes part of us.

03

Shift

Small adjustments can change the whole result.

The violin is not the performance.
It is the way into the story.

Three ways to work together

Inspiration → Immersion → Practice

Keynote

Inspiration

Storytelling + Tiny Shifts

A keynote built around powerful stories, ideas and reflections on attention, repetition, meaningful change and taking action.

Experience

Immersion

Keynote + Live Violin + Storytelling + Tiny Shifts

A deeper and more immersive experience combining storytelling, live violin, audience participation and Tiny Shifts.

Workshop

Practice

Keynote + Live Violin + Storytelling + Tiny Shifts + Practical Work

A deeper participatory experience designed to move from inspiration into action. Participants explore the Habituario 33 methodology, work through its five areas of life, reflect on what they want to change and translate an intention into small, concrete actions.

Includes selected exercises and tools from the Habituario 33 methodology.

Who it’s for

People & CultureHR & L&DLeadership & TalentCorporate EventsInternal CommunicationsUniversities & EducationOrganizations in Transformation

1,000+

people reached through Habituario 33

10+

years of experience

5

countries · Colombia · Mexico · Bolivia · United States · Spain

Daniela Galindo playing violin

The method was lived
before it had a name.

For more than a decade, Daniela taught violin and saw real progress emerge through repetition, patience and attention.

After brain surgery, she returned to the basics — one small step at a time. That experience became the foundation of Habituario 33.

You don’t always need a bigger leap.
Sometimes, you need a smaller step.

From inspiration
to action.

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