Between the optimist, who thinks the best is always possible, and the pessimist, who thinks that the worst is inevitable, there are two irreconcilable… Continue reading

Don’t let yourself be taken by those who give the impression they’re not working, especially in oral communication. The more you progress with method… Continue reading

Confirmation biases are behind the main resistances to change. And we are all affected, whether we like it or not. From the moment we… Continue reading

Behind your speech, there is something essential to convey: your intention! Making cold and disembodied speeches will only serve to feed those who doubt… Continue reading

By talking about your projects in storytelling format, you can give a role to each speaker: your teams, your silent partners, your allies, but… Continue reading

When we started out, we used to present the 5 top bogus excuses people give to not use storytelling. The one that came in… Continue reading

Rhetoric and eloquence are two essential professional performance tools for those who need to advance their ideas. Agility, apart from being a mode of… Continue reading

“Telling a story” does not mean “talking about nonsense!” Relegating storytelling with manipulation tools is unfair and dangerous. The past is at the origin… Continue reading

Many interesting questions are never asked because we don’t dare. And it often suits the speaker who sees the upcoming questions as destabilizing risks…… Continue reading