Personal Effectiveness

The Little Book of Stoicism

Jonas Salzgeber

Accepting our emotions to keep our capacity for action when facing difficulties.

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Finding Meaning

David Kessler

Pursuing further the work started with Elisabeth Kübler-Ross on the grieving process, David Kessler uncovers a sixth step that follows acceptance: finding meaning to the experience we have lived.

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Friend of a Friend

David Burkus

Many useful tips, ofter counter-intuitive, to build and maintain our network.

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Une mémoire extraordinaire

Jean-Yves Ponce

Reinforcing our memory is first and foremost a question of technique and training.

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HappyNeuron : La méthode d'entraînement cérébral

HappyNeuron

Both playful and serious exercices to exercise our memory.

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La mémoire est un jeu

Sébastien Martinez

How to develop memory by relying on the cognitive abilities that underline it.

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Le management bienveillant

Philippe Rodet, Yves Desjacques

[Benevolent management] A challenging reflection on benevolence in business, with concrete paths of action to put it into practice.

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Reinventing Talent Management

Edward E. Lawler III

Adapt human resources management to current business issues and the expectations of the young generations.

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Micro-Resilience

Bonnie St. John, Allen Haines

How not to let ourselves be overwhelmed by daily constraints.

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Act like a Leader, Think like a Leader

Herminia Ibarra

Practical recommendations for positioning yourself as a leader.

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