“Be the change you want to change in the world”, Gandhi said. It was a call for people to take responsibility for themselves; to become an instigator of transformation in their own environment. “Relational ecology” is defined as being a sustainable approach to the relationships that people can (must?) have with those around them. The editors of the webmagazine wanted to find out more.
Tips : musclez votre intelligence de situation
Enfilez votre costume caméléon et chaussez vos lunettes empathiques, on part pour une séance de musculation de votre intelligence des situations en 3 tips…
Les tips : accueillir ses émotions et celles des autres
En plein boom du développement personnel, les livres, podcasts, conférences et autres webinars qui traitent de l’acceptation et de la gestion des émotions sont légion. Est-ce à dire que nous sommes tou·te·s devenu·e·s des “hypersensibles”…
Move out of the “drama triangle” and towards fairer and more constructive management
There’s the victim, the persecutor, then suddenly a rescuer makes their entrance to defend the victim by entering into a battle of wills with the persecutor. It’s common in stressful situations at work. Let’s take a closer look at the concept.
What’s the buzz about benevolence? We take a closer look!
Let’s take a closer look of the concept of benevolence. Where does the word come from? How can we define it? What’s the theory behind it? How can we put it into practice?
Are you a change maker?
Be the change you want to see in the world.” Gandhi’s famous words could be a motto for the movers and shakers of this world, AKA “change makers”. But who really are these people who want to help the world go in the “right” direction? The EVE webmagazine investigates.
EVE International 2019: highlights from the third day at the seminar
Inspired by plenaries and energized by workshops over the first two days, participants attended the final part of the EVE experience on October 3, 2019.