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The process of decision-making in the corporate world can be a complex and challenging endeavor. It requires an understanding of the various factors that influence decision-making, as well as the tools and techniques that can be used to help facilitate the process. There are different knowledge models that help to define the structure of the decision problem and the relationships… Read more

Have you ever found a place you would describe as “unique”? Let’s call it a “secret place”,  not because it is hidden, or private, not because it’s one of the most beautiful places on earth, but because of how it makes you feel once you find it. Because something about it makes you want to call it “yours”. As you start playing… Read more

I like the idea that change is like a river, as everything is continually moving. The river has often also been used as a metaphor for life: Flowing fast or slow, changing courses but never stopping. Personally and professionally, it has never been so important to cope with the fast reality we are living in. Most of the time when… Read more

Do you consider that your life is always meaningful? In today’s digital world, we are facing stimuli and distractions everywhere and might get lost in them in a way that we can’t find back into living the moment. Seeing life through the lens of society, living has an actual frame where we might end up as good workers until we… Read more

Adaptability enables us to see change as positive. It will give us the possibility to examine how we currently respond to disruptive change. And with a family world travel, there is a large number of different ways that challenge it. Traveling is definitely a good way to train it! From my experience, as I started visiting South East Asia,… Read more

“Learning is the process whereby knowledge is created through the transformation of experience” (David Kolb). Based on his four-stage learning cycle (see our blog article “Kolb’s Cycle of Reflective Practice”), Kolb defined four different learning styles which ultimately complete his Experiential Learning Theory (1984). Influenced by various factors, such as social environment or educational experiences, he states that each human… Read more

Wandering around SEA as a European tourist. I have been traveling around South East Asia for more than one month now and I am aware that this doesn’t mean knowing SEA at all. It was for me an opportunity to grasp some impressions of the very rich cultures of this region, which a lot of Europeans like me are visiting… Read more

When was the last time you ended up in a place and a situation you had never experienced before? Yesterday? A while ago? Does it happen to you all the time? And how does that feel? Challenging? Uncomfortable? Exciting? Well, with time your answer could change. The answer “All the time” was mine for a long time because I love… Read more

Journaling or putting our thoughts in writing have many benefits, not only on our cognitive process and on our ability to focus, but also on our creativity and our mental health. Kolb’s Cycle of Reflective Practice, also called Kolb’s Experiential Learning Cycle (1984) is a model aiming to help people learn from their experiences which also serves as a basis… Read more

Let’s not put it aside “Logic will take you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere” Einstein As a child, you don’t really question your imagination, right? Somehow though, growing up, deciding which path to follow on my studies I without noticing found myself feeling I was lacking creativity. I was orienting myself towards political studies and looking… Read more