Waiting for the storm to pass? Not a good idea. In today's context of permanent crisis, you have to make decisions without being able to anticipate the future. Cheryl Strauss Einhorn, a specialist in the field of decision-making, suggests four simple questions for dealing with complex situations. Read full article here.

It's a familiar phenomenon: right after the meeting, you get an email (a call, a text, a visit) from a participant who wants to share his opinion... in private. But he didn't reply when you asked: "Questions? Comments?"... The author of The Imposter Syndrome and management coach Phil Roberts suggests a completely different way of getting your colleagues' opinions... and ending your meetings more effectively! Read full article here.

Are you one of those people who says “I could be more active on LinkedIn”? This article is for you! International author Jodie Cook (Ten Year Career) offers a series of tips to help you stand out to your target audience.

Faced with a persistent journalist ready to push you to your limits? Rather than let him throw you off balance, keep your cool and learn about some possible strategies.

Notifications, text messages, emails, newsletters: everything has been designed to grab our attention. We’ve become so used to juggling multiple tasks at once that many of us no longer realize how harmful multitasking can be

Tact is the art of saying the right thing, at the right time, in the right way. In a world where everything can quickly get blown out of proportion, learning to communicate with finesse is essential.

If you're like us, you're probably tired of seeing Trump all over the news. In a world where he dominates the headlines, how do you manage to get your messages heard without getting lost in the political noise?

If, like us, you love staying on top of trends, you should know that recent studies suggest delaying your first cup until after 9:00 AM.

Did you know that the word of the year in 2020 was doomscrolling? You’re probably familiar with this habit—endlessly scrolling through negative news, crisis after crisis, on your phone.

Being yourself and being vulnerable can be detrimental to the image of competence and confidence you want to project to your colleagues and employees. How can you balance transparency and professionalism without losing credibility?

Is there added value in sharing my point of view? Could the interview tarnish my reputation or that of my company?

How will public relations reinvent itself in 2025 in a world where information is fragmenting in lightning speed?

If you’ve ever tried to break a bad habit, you know it’s not a question of willpower, but of strategy!

We remember stories from 7 to 22 times more effectively than facts alone. And that’s the power of strategic storytelling: a well-crafted story can not only capture attention but also spark real change.

The holiday season means one thing – Christmas parties ! Festive events, holiday gatherings and even informal chats over a drink are excellent opportunities to forge new relationships.

When a crisis strikes elsewhere, we often think, "It doesn't concern us, we're safe." But where does our vulnerability really lie ?

What if today's efficiency was preventing you from seizing tomorrow's opportunity? "Strategic myopia" is a trap many companies fall into, focusing on the short term rather than the innovation that will shape the future.

Power games in the workplace are inevitable, but it is possible to turn them into a real asset. Ready to discover how to avoid the traps of power games in the office ?

Making informed business decisions requires much more than just data; it’s essential to know how to analyze it correctly.

How do successful people organize their day ? They start, among other things, by setting themselves a single, clear, and achievable goal to guide them throughout the day.