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Yatan Blumenthal Vargas

Brain Health, Decentralized Science, Venture Building and Leadership Coaching

Yatan Blumenthal Vargas is a dedicated professional with a passion for making a positive impact on the future and tackling significant challenges.

With a diverse background, Yatan has contributed to various organizations like CerebrumDAO, RnDAO, and VitaDAO, providing expertise in mindfulness, leadership, and psychological safety training for renowned entities such as the United Nations and Microsoft. He has also been involved in running startup accelerators such as hardware.co and corporate accelerators for Fortune 500 companies.

Yatan serves as a venture partner at infinitavc.com, where he plays a key role in selecting and investing in promising startups.

His career is highlighted by his involvement in building and executing programs for startups and teams, including founding Europe's first hardware.co accelerator and working with major companies like Google, Siemens, and Volkswagen. He brings a wealth of experience as a CTO, COO, and country manager for various small startups.

Yatan's educational background is extensive, ranging from studies in humanities and economics to certifications in business, entrepreneurship, mindfulness, and web development. He is a Search Inside Yourself Certified Teacher in Training and has completed programs at renowned institutions such as The University of Manchester, Maastricht University, Le Wagon, and General Assembly.

Passionate about health, startups, mindfulness, musical history, and water-related topics, Yatan Blumenthal Vargas is a multi-talented professional with a strong commitment to driving innovation and fostering positive change.

Throughout his career, Yatan has held various roles in organizations such as Cerebrum DAO, RnDAO, and Infinita VC, showcasing his versatility and expertise in fields like mindfulness, emotional intelligence, and acceleration consulting.

Highlights

Mar 22 · linkedin

Optimizing Elderly Care for Independence and Well-being

The outdated notion that we must do everything for the elderly overlooks the reality that many maintain their mobility and mental faculties well into old age. This over-assistance can inadvertently hasten their decline. Inspired by my great-aunt Rosita's advice—"from 40 onwards, you must practice everything"—I emphasize the importance of keeping active and engaged to preserve cognitive and physical abilities.

For my mother who suffers from #alzheimers, this means regular physical activities, cognitive exercises, an optimized diet for cognitive functioning, and a rich social life. Whenever I notice her being overwhelmed I simplify her environment and digital interactions, like switching to a Chromebook, simplifying her phone and incorporating smart devices, this reduces stress and disorientation, aiding in maintaining her cognitive functions and independence in her actions.

This approach challenges us to balance providing necessary assistance with promoting independence and mental agility. It prompts us to consider:

  • How can we encourage our loved ones to stay active and engaged?
  • What steps can we take to simplify their environment, optimizing for independence while ensuring well-being?

In a situation of little to no medical possibilities to fight this disease my approach is to focus on quality of life through #lifestyle changes and look for answers through Decentralized Science #DeSci with Cerebrum DAO

This is a post is one of a series that I hope to bring to people who are struggling with similar journeys, if you are one of them would love to chat with you to learn about you see my calendly below.

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Berlin, Berlin, Germany