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Eileen Gu: talent, ambition and possibilities
Eileen Gu's journey offers a starting point for reflecting on ambitions, skills and possibilities, beyond the boundaries we often impose on our goals.
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Physical activity and longevity
A reading of the study discussed in the article, reflecting on the relationship between movement and longevity without reducing everything to the choice of a single sport.
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The power of the present and mindfulness
Recurring thoughts and past situations can occupy our attention. A reflection on the value of the present and the ability to let go.
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Training mental longevity
From a sporting story to a reflection on the mind: insights into habits and activities that can help us cultivate our abilities over time.
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Managing time with Parkinson's law
Work tends to fill the time available. A reflection on deadlines, organisation and the relationship between time spent and results achieved.
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Job interviews: promises and reality
An ironic story about promises made in interviews offers a starting point for reflecting on expectations and the gap between presentation and company life.
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Creativity Gym: a gym for creativity
A collection of exercises to train creative thinking, test yourself and explore different ways of observing and tackling problems.
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The brilliant simplifier and the trivialiser
Simplifying does not mean removing value. A reflection on the difference between understanding complexity and reducing it to explanations that hide what matters.
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Learning techniques and methods
Continuous learning is part of life and work. Insights and methods for approaching learning more consciously and developing new skills.
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The Lucifer effect and the power of context
The article revisits the Stanford prison experiment as a starting point for reflecting on the relationship between roles, power, environment and people's behaviour.
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Groundhog Day and routine
From the North American tradition to a metaphor for repetition: an opportunity to examine everyday habits and our relationship with personal change.
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How much is our time worth?
A reflection on the relationship between time, work, price and value, to better understand what we offer and how it is rewarded.