Leadership is for everyone, every day!
Leadership is something we all express in our lives, most often without realizing it. When was the last time you took the initiative to organize an event at work, or […]
Leadership is something we all express in our lives, most often without realizing it. When was the last time you took the initiative to organize an event at work, or […]
Je dirais même plus: de très grands risques! Je ne parle pas des risques engendrés par le fait d’avoir les écouteurs sur les oreilles toute la journée, ni d’écouter aux […]
It’s so easy to get distracted. And when you’re not looking at what you want to achieve, when your attention is drawn to things that do not contribute to your […]
Hello Listeners of the World, Hey! Have you heard? The whole world will be listening Thursday September 15 on this first “International Day of Listening” being created and sponsored by […]
Soft skills are in high demand, whether you are an aspiring candidate, just inside the entry point threshold or a seasoned manager. There are so many definitions of soft skills […]
Une traduction insaisissable Le mot leadership est presque intraduisible. Les dictionnaires que j’ai consulté me donnent différents résultats : parfois ils se réfèrent à des groupes de personnes: “les dirigeants”, “la direction”, “l’état […]
Je ne suis pas satisfait des mots ou expressions employés en français pour décrire le « Listening ». En anglais « Listening » implique le désir d’écouter l’autre avec tous ses sens, son cœur, son […]
What does the term “personal development” mean for you? Some people associate it with study and learning, for others it’s about acquiring new practical skills and for others still […]
A column by Jean Francois Mathieu “The Composer’s approach” INTRO Where there are listeners, we have to have sound(s) to listen to. In Tucson AZ April 12 at the […]
I was recently a speaker at the ILA International Listening Association Convention in Tucson AZ, presenting on “Can Appreciative Listening be a way to (re)discover the motivation to listen to people?”. […]