How do you do this for us?
Oh, fuck.
Cool.
Hey, everyone.
How are you?
You're good?
Yeah.
So as Terry said before me, we all are going to die.
But to be on the right side, we can choose what we are going to do with the rest of your life.
So I'll show you a really quick use case, showcase, or what I did in the last year and a half
that achieved three things.
The first one is I encouraged a lot of people to start mapping it up on three parts.
Sorry, open three to map.
The second, I made some money for myself.
In the third one, I made some money for the open three to map foundation.
So you can do all the three or to support any other foundation.
So this is me.
I, as you see, I'm trying to contribute to almost every day to the open three to map.
Who here contributes to the open three to map?
All right.
Okay.
More than one.
Thank you.
So first, you know, I wanted to thank you.
Modify to motivate myself.
So I'm super busy.
I needed to find a way and I'm a strange person.
I love to tell people that they're wrong and to hack every system.
I'm an anarchist.
I don't like central government.
It's stuff.
But that's another, you know, topic.
So I would like to see how I can inject open source into the corporate world.
Then my second, you know, thought was, you know, how I can encourage human to change their world.
And you can do that as well.
And I try to have a lot of fun.
This, the third part didn't happen.
So if you, if you, if you work for a large corporation, how many of you work for a large corporation, like more than 50 people, let's say that.
All right.
So listen very carefully.
Some of the companies that have something called ECG and some of them that have something called CSR.
So, you know, this is from, from L, L, M.
But we, we can exploit that.
So I said to one of the companies, hey, I can help you meet your goals for environment social governments, governance, corporate social responsibility.
I'll come to to your office.
I'll teach everyone why and how to contribute to open street map.
By doing this, you will save the world.
You will, you know, meet your criteria because they have to do that.
And the thing that we did, you know, apart from, you know, all of the BS.
We had like the world water day.
So we ask everyone to take their phone to use map complete to go and find at least one source for water, water source.
Map it, take a picture if they want, but to map it.
And their job was done.
So this was, you know, my corporation was, you know, worldwide.
So we had a lot of people doing that.
Then I needed, you know, to motivate the humans.
I, I usually go and, you know, share something about myself.
You know, how I started to open street map.
It's a really interesting and long story, which I'll pass.
But actually, I started contributing heavily after two years ago,
I paused them because of someone actually have a talk like this,
encouraging people to start doing something.
Then, you know, they were interested.
You know, hey, I will, you know, add a lot of, you know, benches or water sources.
But, you know, how the data will be used.
So I went then, went and showed them at least five, six examples on how the data they immediately
out will be used by other people to making their life better.
And then, you know, I start triggering their curiosity.
You know, they started asking, you know, hey, can I see whether, you know, my street is mapped.
And I said, yeah, go ahead.
Or, you know, I'm hiking somewhere, well, can I have more information?
And so yeah, go ahead.
So the idea is that when I talk to different people,
I have different values.
As we do us, you know, I do.
And I am able to go and explain how their values can map to the open street map world.
Of course, doing that, some of the corporations they have, you know, internal programs that says,
if you go and contribute to an open source project or, you know, do a volunteer day for one hour,
will give you like five dollars that you can donate to somebody.
Some of them they have, you know, volunteers, they capacity.
You have like one or two days, you know, this is the conversations that we have.
Or mapping party versus structured workshop.
Mapping parties, you know, we come together, map something, and then we go to drinks and beers.
And structured workshop is a workshop with an end goal.
So what is the thing that you need to do?
And then how you'll continue doing that.
And the last one is, woo, I have more time.
Okay.
So I can, you know, so.
And he must usually don't care about corporate goals, right?
There, you know, some from somewhere.
Or the most funny thing is that when we go into those workshops and people start asking questions,
and there is the HR in the room.
So they really don't want to go deeply into some of those questions.
So if you need to remember one thing from my blabbering today, it will be all two things.
We all gonna die, but we can do something good with our lives and when you map your world, you change it.
So this is me if you want to teach you how to make extra money or how to change your corporation,
or how to, you know, start mapping in the opposite map if you don't know.
For example, this is me, connect with me.
Some centralized and decentralized messaging.
Thank you very much, have a nice day.
Thank you.