To become a better professional, adapt the amateur mindset. The word 'amateur' comes from 'love'. Love to do something.Isn't this the beginning of a passion? On the opposite, we have the professional. Often associated with perfection, money, no … [Read more...] about To become a better professional, adapt the amateur mindset.
The secret of more in-depth than in width. How to progress more by doing less?
The secret of progressing more by doing less...I'm an avid reader. In the last 25 years, I read a lot of non-fiction books. I haven't summarized most of them.In the past five years, I've reviewed and summarized the books I read more regularly. A few months ago I started to summarize and sometimes … [Read more...] about The secret of more in-depth than in width. How to progress more by doing less?
“I’m not ready” is a signal to jump…
"I'm not ready" is a signal to jump... How often you catch yourself saying, "I'm not ready"?Next time you do, remember that is an excellent reason to start.Why?Growth comes from there. We are made for movement in all aspects of our life: Emotionally, intellectually, … [Read more...] about “I’m not ready” is a signal to jump…
Discipline: is it really a choice?
In this blog, I often exchange ideas about the advantages of being disciplined : The compound effect.The long-term results.The learning you get.The clarity you get.The new projects you can start. But let’s think on the contrary, how our lives could be if we had no discipline. We are a … [Read more...] about Discipline: is it really a choice?
Skip the Line: Ingenious, Simple Strategies to Propel Yourself to Wealth, Success and Happiness by James Altucher.
To reach expertise, you need 10,000 hours of practice. This concept emerged from Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise by Anders Ericsson and was popularized by Malcolm Gladwell's book, Outliers, which puts the accent on time and repetition. James challenges it. We have only one life … [Read more...] about Skip the Line: Ingenious, Simple Strategies to Propel Yourself to Wealth, Success and Happiness by James Altucher.
