Learning

Motivation : le déclic

Nathalie Ducrot

A book that encourages reflection on the type of motivation most appropriate to the knowledge society. In the wake of Web 3.0 follows motivation 3.0.

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The Art of Procrastination

John Perry

Turn your tendency to procrastinate into an asset rather than a restraint.

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Flying Without a Net

Thomas J. DeLong

How to address your fears so that they do not obstruct your leadership development?

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The Idea Hunter: How to Find the Best Ideas and Make them Happen

Andy Boynton, Bill Fischer

What are the main qualities to raise new ideas and to make them concrete?

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Le Secret des orateurs

Stéphane André

Master the fundamentals of public speaking to make succesful speeches and presentations.

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Change Anything

Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, David Maxfield, Ron McMillan, Al Switzler

A practical guide to replace bad habits by new automatic reactions.

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Denial

Richard S. Tedlow

An analysis of the denial of reality and its consequences for companies, based on detailed case studies.

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Think Twice

Michael J. Mauboussin

Some practical advice to avoid the cognitive traps of decision making and see the facts as they really are.

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Your Brain at Work

David Rock

What would happen if we took account of our brain functioning in our usual behaviors and reflexes?

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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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