Music, I'd like to introduce you to these five chairs, because they are actually the real protagonists of my talk, and they have a special message to give to all of us. The message is about what behaviors and attitudes we bring into the world in every moment. Now, to show you what I mean, I have a story to tell you from my personal life. I was trying to build a stronger relationship with a very important person, the daughter of my partner, a 20-year-old daughter. And to do that, I thought, let's have a great evening out, just the two girls together. And I chose a special venue, the Blue Note Jazz Club in Milan. That night, the Manhattan Transfer, which is my favorite jazz group, was playing. So, we meet, the atmosphere is fantastic, we're getting on very well, and I'm happy. Being a baby boomer, loving the music, I thought, well, is she liking it as much as I am? And so, in that moment, I just turned to look at her to check, and what did I see? I saw this. She was on her iPhone. I didn't know how to react. I had some choices. First choice, excuse me, I mean, what is she doing? She's on her phone. I mean, I spent all this time and money thinking of a fantastic evening. I bring her here, and after two minutes, I take my eyes off her, and she's on her phone. I mean, what is wrong with this generation? I think they've got an attention span of a fruit fly, for goodness' sake. Choice number two, this was a mistake. Why did I bring her here? I mean, she's bored, she's not interested. She doesn't like the music. What was I thinking? I mean, why should she...
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