Author : Hans Rosling Factfulness Summary 10 Instincts That Distort Our Perspective Introduction: Why I Love the Circus Every group of people that Hans Rosling asks thinks that the world is more frightening, more violent, and more hopeless than it really is. “Step-by-step, year-by-year, the world is improving” “Not on Read more…
Author : Dale Carnegie How to Win Friends and Influence People: The Principles Part 1: Fundamental Techniques in Handling People Don’t criticize, condemn or complain Give honest and sincere appreciation Arouse in the other person an eager want Part 2: Six Ways to Make People Like You Become genuinely interested Read more…
Author : Svetlana Baranov La banque sans banque Chapitre 1 : De nouveaux comportements clients Evolution des attentes clients : La relation du client avec sa banque est devenue peu fréquente, indirecte et impersonnelle. Le client privilégie la praticité du service financier sur l’acteur qui le fournit Différenciation des besoins Read more…
Introduction This book is about the biases of our intuition. That is, we assume certain things automatically without having thought through them carefully. Kahneman calls those assumptions heuristics 1 (page 7). He spends nearly 500 pages listing example after example of how certain heuristics lead to muddled thinking, giving each Read more…
Source : Slide Heroes BCG Case Study Top down, Catchy pitchy title -> Explanation sentence -> Content The start Drivers Who ? Why are we speaking to our audience (identify their question) Why? What is our answer to our audience’s question ? What? How will we deliver this presentation ? How? Read more…
Author : Mark Manson Good values are : Reality based Socially constructive Immediate and controllable Some examples : Honesty Innovation Vulnerability Standing up for oneself Standing up for others Self respect Curiosity Charity Humility Creativity Bad values are : Superstitious Socially destructiv Not immediate or controllable Some examples : Dominance Read more…