Coexistence
Part European, Part African. Part powerhouse, part disabled. Part giver, part trauma survivor. A Grand-Child of the Resistance, a product of French colonialism. Someone who jumps over obstacles and must ...
A reflection on World Tourism Day 2021
This was a post shared on LinkThis was initially published as a Linkedin post. See all my posts on the platform here. A few years ago, the role of #tourism in my ...
A reflection for my colleagues on World Brain Day 2021
This was initially published as a Linkedin post. See all my posts on the platform here. Although now I proudly call #migraine one of my #superpowers as it taught me a lot about my ...
Fearless Growth
When was the last time you challenged yourself? When was the last time you did something new? When was the last time you accepted to be vulnerable? If the answer ...
7 income streams
“The average millionaire has seven income streams.” Have you ever heard this statistic? I am still to find the research that confirms it, but a quick Google search demonstrates how ...
Peanuts and Neurons
They are behind our ability to communicate effectively, bound with each other, or even enjoy a movie. Discovered a bit by accident, the mirror neurons are the brain cells that ...
What remains
In the end, all that’s left is memories and how we have impacted the world around us. We too often get caught up in the small things in our lives ...
Disrupted habits
There is a lot of things that have been said about building new habits. One of the most common topics of all might well be the discussion on how many ...
Towards a new accounting of Human progresses
This is a reflection I added in a document destined to be read by the United Nations and member states, coauthored by the members of the coalition Catalyst2030 and making ...
Unbeatable honesty
We underestimate the power of honesty. A couple of weeks ago, I received an email saying the following: ” I am sorry for late notice – can we delay a ...
