The Weight of Another’s Gaze
Whether you're eight years old, eighteen or eighty, this story is still relevant. Discussion with my daughter this morning on the way to school: My daughter: I like going to the pool because [...]
Keep Forging Ahead and Unexpected Doors Will Open
Who hasn’t grown discouraged because personal or professional projects did not move ahead as quickly as we would like, or worse, went nowhere? Above all, don’t give up! Dedicate yourself even more [...]
The Baby Steps Approach—The Perfect Way to Make Mole Hills of Mountains
2018 is barely underway. Do you feel overwhelmed? Do you have the impression you’re staring up at an unscalable mountain? Does what is asked of you or waiting for you seem complicated, [...]
Towards a Bona Fide Right to Err—From Theory to Practice
The government unveiled today, Monday, November 27, its bill on the right to err, signaling the will to start changing the philosophy on managerial relationships. Excellent! I am pleased. To think that [...]