- Very good.
- What is the question?
- Excellent.
- My name is Mpato Gajule, I'm from Malawi.
- I don't know what the question is
but I'm looking foreword to it.
- Oh I hate cameras.
why did I say yes?
- Hi my name is Jorge Gonzales Nakasawa
I am from mexico.
- Can I get some prep on what the question is?
- My name is Marcel Cayuma. I am from Sao Paolo, Brazil.
- Chilealala Maharaj and I'm from London.
- My name is Tascio Nala.
I'm from the Brazil Amazon Rainforest.
- My name is Jude O'Reilly and I'm from Seattle, Washington.
- Cindy Lin I'm from China, Shanghai.
- My name is Sapriz Hadim. I'm Palestinian.
Shall I look your way or?
Yeah? Okay.
- Um, what's the question?
- Oh my god
I have no idea what you guys going to ask me.
- Oh nan you don't want a flippin answer do you?
- What? Is that one word? Really say one word?
- My purpose is life is
- To be disruptive
- Toilets.
- My purpose in life is to have
a smile on my face more often than uh, a frown.
- Yeah, don't frown.
- My purpose is to make the world beautiful.
- Uh, to be a good dad to be honest
- Actually my name means source of joy.
- Of course the immediate thought
that comes to mind is to do good in the world
- But I like lighting sparks.
In complex and dark places.
- Oh wow that's a big question.
Uhhhh, wow.
- I'm thinking it's time I have to measure
about how much I've changed the world
and how much more I need to push.
- When I was 23. I had the most impactful moment
in my entire life. I was diagnosed with cancer.
- I was walking down a street in San Francisco
and an underground electrical transformer blew up
and blew me up in the process.
- And you see that human body go from six feet
to six inches of dust in your hand.
You recognize the purpose in life
is lot more than what seems obvious.
- Yeah I've doubted sometimes whether I could
impact such a huge transformation that's required.
- Um, I always question myself
not about being the better in the world
but being the better for the world
and always bringing hope.
- Well uh, living in a land of conflict
uh puts one into into em, feeling that uh
one should question his being and what good
is he doing to humanity.
- Whether I'm doing is the kind of thing I'm supposed to do
- Why am I existing?
- Why am I here in life?
- Do I have a purpose? Do I have a meaning?
- All of this effort was not going to
change the world in any way
and I had to fix that.
- What I knew was when I came out of all this
I wanted to do something with my life
that made a real difference.
- You've got to overcome it, you've got to transcend it
and you've got to move towards that future
of the big change we're all working for.
- Every time I sit with communities
and listen to people who are making this change themselves
it inspires me all over again.
- Try to make a difference in
the biggest issues in the world .
- To hug those children, to go to school
and live a happy life.
- I want to feel that my life was a life worth living
and that any energy and talent I had
was in service of others.
- We must live as if this is our last day on earth
or last minute on earth. It really gives us focus
so I'm blessed to be here.
- And I think the thing that's stained me
is that I don't have to do it alone. I'm not doing it alone
I am just part of a great chain of being
that's about healing the planet and our relationship to it.
- Great. Have a great day.
- That's it? That's it?
- Good enough? Thanks so much. Okay.
- [Woman] Thanks so much. Nice to meet you.
- Appreciate it. Okay.
- Okay, great thank you.