Leader's Positioning

The Intuitive Mind

Eugene Sadler-Smith

Better understand how intuition works in order to capitalize fully on it.

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Social Intelligence: The New Science of Success

Karl Albrecht

A useful analysis of the main components of social intelligence.

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J’ai perdu ma montre au fond d’un lac

Rémi Tremblay, Diane Bérard

Getting agitated is often a spontaneous reaction when facing ennoyances. But is it the best way to act effectively?

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The Nonverbal Advantage

Carol Kinsey Goman

A detailed exploration of the different components of nonverbal language.

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Social Intelligence: The New Science of Human Relationships

Daniel Goleman

This book sheds light on the links between social behavior and the way the brain works.

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The Opposable Mind

Roger L. Martin

A book that lays the foundation for the concept of integrative thinking.

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Micromessaging

Stephen Young

Being aware of the impact of poorly managed instinctive behaviors on everyday interactions.

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Blink

Malcolm Gladwell

How do we forge our intuition and our intimate understanding of situations? A reference in the field of intuitive thought.

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The Inner Warrior

Beverly Stone

A brief book with a clear message: everyone is capable of courage, provided that they can find in themselves what they need to do so.

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The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

Stephen Covey

A global best-seller on good habits to adopt to surmount personal and professional challenges.

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