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Neuro-boostez vos équipes ! [Neuro-boost your teams!]

Erwan Devèze, Ricardo Croati

Make the best use of the knowledge provided by the recent advances in brain science.

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Insight

Tasha Eurich

A theoretical and practical look at a rarely addressed topic: self-awareness.

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Liminal Thinking

Dave Gray

Our habitual thinking patterns tend to detract us from innovative solutions. How can we guard against this risk of blindness?

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The Objective Leader

Elizabeth R. Thornton

To act in a more rational way, we have to better understand and control the automatisms of our brain.

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Thanks for the Feedback

Douglas Stone, Sheila Heen

How to get the full potential from almost all feedback—even when we tend to reject it from the outset.

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On Grief and Grieving

Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, David Kessler

The five steps through which people go when confronted with a mourning—and, more generally, any unwanted situation.

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Focus

Daniel Goleman

How we can restore and develop our attention capacity.

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La démocratie des crédules

Gérald Bronner

[The democracy of the gullible] An analysis of the intimate functioning of our brain, which contributes to easily make us dupes. 

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Thinking, Fast and Slow

Daniel Kahneman

Written by a Nobel Prize recipient in Economics, this work of reference about intuitive thinking's strengths and dangers is a must read.

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The Right Fight

Saj-Nicole Joni, Damon Beyer

How to organize the confrontation of ideas in order to make them a progress factor for the company?

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