One word
One word could (greatly) change your way of seeing the world, your mission, your commitment and your impact. Any idea? Read more
Your attention please
Your ability to connect to the present moment is a determining factor in the impact you make. To regain serenity and present-mindedness in a few minutes at any moment of the day, there’s nothing like this simple, elegant and inspiring exercise. Read more
Once upon a time…
Fairy tales actually provide a lot of structure. We are steeped in their lore from the cradle onwards and they help us to construct the world, to make sense of it and to find our place in it. There could be a few knights, princesses, and other fairies hiding in offices… Off with the masks! Read more
Are you short of time?
When it’s brought down to a timescale that humans can understand, geological time is a great way to take a step back from a sense of urgency, to take a new look at the present, and probably, in passing, to (re)define certain priorities for yourself and for the organization. Breathtaking. Read more
Shh…
Our professional exchanges are usually guided by a concern for efficiency. As much value as possible (for others and for oneself) must be created in as little time as possible. This leaves little room for… silence. And yet, so rich. Read more
A day, a life, a collaborator
To develop empathy in your teams, there’s nothing like a little imaginative exercise (…in a team). Read more
Sustainable (personal) development
If you want to go far, you have to last. For your actions and decisions to last, they must make sense. As much sense as possible. And there’s a reliable indicator to identify those activities that will fill your tank (for the road). Read more
The secret gardens
Some of us develop a boundless enthusiasm for motor racing, botany, Italian cuisine, jazz, jogging… In the professional world, and even if they are essential (to rejuvenate oneself, to take a step back, to keep things in perspective), these passions are often secret gardens. But what if the organization had everything to gain by opening its doors? Read more
Not even afraid
“Did something not go the way it should have?” This is a key question. One that promotes experimentation and learning (through action). A question that makes things more authentic, more transparent. A question that makes you grow. So why is it so rare in companies? Read more
Special dedications
Dedications are a common practice in certain artistic, literary and scientific circles. As a general rule, they are written after the work has been completed, out of loyalty, love, interest, gratitude… But under certain conditions, it can also prove to be a great tool for you to give the best of yourself. Read more