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Amadeus Mozart

The Austrian musician Wolfang Amadeus Mozart, who lived between 1756 and 1791, suffered from a severe neurological
syndrome known as Tourette, which provokes impulsive and uncontrollable reactions.

Work on Mozart's life is easily recognized by a dissolute and chaotic social life, with intense clashes with church
characters and other musicians, and of course, neurological alterations that make Tourette's syndrome. He was scathing,
even hateful, when the music of his contemporaries or the performance were not to his liking or had mistakes. Therefore,
Mozart appears two sides of the same coin: on the one hand, it is a complicated personal behavior that places him as a
disorderly subject, lacking self-control, with obvious neurological disorders, with severe impediments to acceptable social
life, and the other side, in which he strips off frivolous, neuropathological behavior and dedicates himself to composing
music in his mind and subsequently putting it on paper.

In the face of this behavior Mozart was able to find a way to profit from his illness the most important thing to succeed is
to turn your weaknesses into strengths, and your strengths improve them more and more, to succeed for yourself, to do the
best to prove it to yourself is the ability to show the world that you can succeed in a surprising way, in those moments
when you feel that you are only realizing and achieving your goals is when more people are watching you, they come out
of their bubbles to observe you and gradually enter your world.

In conclusion: Mozart let his music flow in chaotic directions, but he always checked them again, even though his
Tourette was based on a constant struggle between chaos and control, he could feel a compulsion and tried to control
himself with some activities that translate into the music that helped him give an order to his ideas , despite at first having
a whole mess of "sounds" in his head he had the ability to order them to be a great composer, he achieved great things for
himself despite the words and thoughts of the people who were envious of him who were in the shadows.
The Austrian musician Wolfang Amadeus Mozart, who lived between 1756 and 1791, suffered from a severe neurological
syndrome known as Tourette, which provokes impulsive and uncontrollable reactions.

Work on Mozart's life is easily recognized by a dissolute and chaotic social life, with intense clashes with church
characters and other musicians, and of course, neurological alterations that make Tourette's syndrome. He was scathing,
even hateful, when the music of his contemporaries or the performance were not to his liking or had mistakes. Therefore,
Mozart appears two sides of the same coin: on the one hand, it is a complicated personal behavior that places him as a
disorderly subject, lacking self-control, with obvious neurological disorders, with severe impediments to acceptable social
life, and the other side, in which he strips off frivolous, neuropathological behavior and dedicates himself to composing
music in his mind and subsequently putting it on paper.

In the face of this behavior Mozart was able to find a way to profit from his illness the most important thing to succeed is
to turn your weaknesses into strengths, and your strengths improve them more and more, to succeed for yourself, to do the
best to prove it to yourself is the ability to show the world that you can succeed in a surprising way, in those moments
when you feel that you are only realizing and achieving your goals is when more people are watching you, they come out
of their bubbles to observe you and gradually enter your world.

In conclusion: Mozart let his music flow in chaotic directions, but he always checked them again, even though his
Tourette was based on a constant struggle between chaos and control, he could feel a compulsion and tried to control
himself with some activities that translate into the music that helped him give an order to his ideas , despite at first having
a whole mess of "sounds" in his head he had the ability to order them to be a great composer, he achieved great things for
himself despite the words and thoughts of the people who were envious of him who were in the shadows.
The Austrian musician Wolfang Amadeus Mozart, who lived between 1756 and 1791, suffered from a severe neurological
syndrome known as Tourette, which provokes impulsive and uncontrollable reactions.
Work on Mozart's life is easily recognized by a dissolute and chaotic social life, with intense clashes with church
characters and other musicians, and of course, neurological alterations that make Tourette's syndrome. He was scathing,
even hateful, when the music of his contemporaries or the performance were not to his liking or had mistakes. Therefore,
Mozart appears two sides of the same coin: on the one hand, it is a complicated personal behavior that places him as a
disorderly subject, lacking self-control, with obvious neurological disorders, with severe impediments to acceptable social
life, and the other side, in which he strips off frivolous, neuropathological behavior and dedicates himself to composing
music in his mind and subsequently putting it on paper.

In the face of this behavior Mozart was able to find a way to profit from his illness the most important thing to succeed is
to turn your weaknesses into strengths, and your strengths improve them more and more, to succeed for yourself, to do the
best to prove it to yourself is the ability to show the world that you can succeed in a surprising way, in those moments
when you feel that you are only realizing and achieving your goals is when more people are watching you, they come out
of their bubbles to observe you and gradually enter your world.

In conclusion: Mozart let his music flow in chaotic directions, but he always checked them again, even though his
Tourette was based on a constant struggle between chaos and control, he could feel a compulsion and tried to control
himself with some activities that translate into the music that helped him give an order to his ideas , despite at first having
a whole mess of "sounds" in his head he had the ability to order them to be a great composer, he achieved great things for
himself despite the words and thoughts of the people who were envious of him who were in the shadows.

The Austrian musician Wolfang Amadeus Mozart, who lived between 1756 and 1791, suffered from a severe neurological
syndrome known as Tourette, which provokes impulsive and uncontrollable reactions.

Work on Mozart's life is easily recognized by a dissolute and chaotic social life, with intense clashes with church
characters and other musicians, and of course, neurological alterations that make Tourette's syndrome. He was scathing,
even hateful, when the music of his contemporaries or the performance were not to his liking or had mistakes. Therefore,
Mozart appears two sides of the same coin: on the one hand, it is a complicated personal behavior that places him as a
disorderly subject, lacking self-control, with obvious neurological disorders, with severe impediments to acceptable social
life, and the other side, in which he strips off frivolous, neuropathological behavior and dedicates himself to composing
music in his mind and subsequently putting it on paper.

In the face of this behavior Mozart was able to find a way to profit from his illness the most important thing to succeed is
to turn your weaknesses into strengths, and your strengths improve them more and more, to succeed for yourself, to do the
best to prove it to yourself is the ability to show the world that you can succeed in a surprising way, in those moments
when you feel that you are only realizing and achieving your goals is when more people are watching you, they come out
of their bubbles to observe you and gradually enter your world.

In conclusion: Mozart let his music flow in chaotic directions, but he always checked them again, even though his
Tourette was based on a constant struggle between chaos and control, he could feel a compulsion and tried to control
himself with some activities that translate into the music that helped him give an order to his ideas , despite at first having
a whole mess of "sounds" in his head he had the ability to order them to be a great composer, he achieved great things for
himself despite the words and thoughts of the people who were envious of him who were in the shadows.