Learning

Got Your Attention?

Sam Horn

Some simple and effective recipes to capture the attention of your audience.

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Le jour où mon robot m'aimera

Serge Tisseron

What forms could relationships between humans and "intelligent" machines take?

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Scaling Up Excellence

Robert I. Sutton, Huggy Rao

How can you see to it that your pockets of excellence benefit the entire organization?

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Not Knowing

Steven D’Souza, Diana Renner

How can you successfully move forward in a complex and moving environment? What if the key was to deliberately accept to lose some control on this environment and open up to the unknown?

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Hooked

Nir Eyal

A four-step approach to capture the attention of your target audience and retain it sustainably.

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Unlocking Potential

Michael K. Simpson

How to develop your competencies as a manager-coach it on a daily basis.

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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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Own the Room

Amy Jen Su, Muriel Maignan Wilkins

How can you develop your leadership? By working on your ability to speak both for yourself and the community.

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The Charisma Myth

Olivia Fox Cabane

Understanding how charisma operates allows to develop yours and to decode that of others.

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Coacher les groupes et les organisations (in french)

François Vergonjeanne

Based on Berne’s Organizational Theory, this book provides coaches and leaders with action tracks to improve the functioning of organizations

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