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Au c¿ur du nouveau centre de gravité du monde des affaires

What if the key to success in a world of constant change was never really grit, or persistence - but curiosity? The modern era asks us to optimise ourselves into corners and build lives that run predictably while we stall inside. And the very blueprint we've been handed for success - one of relentless specialization - is not only incomplete, but completely counterproductive to a fulfilling life.Fusing groundbreaking research, elite business insights, and thrilling studies of history's greatest polymaths, Harvard educator Dr. T. Alexander Puutio uncovers the simple truth behind resilient, fulfilling lives: they're built in loops, not ladders.From Leonardo da Vinci to Steve Jobs, the people who shape the future don't follow straight lines - they explore widely, quit strategically, and stay flexible enough to keep becoming someone new.In a world that breaks ladders as fast as you can climb them, the code of curiosity offers a powerful model for thriving in uncertainty. Exploiting a loop of exploration, feedback and reinvention, curiosity is a force that supercharges our brain's capacity to learn and innovate. Those who can harness the cycle unlock not just a serious strategic edge, but a better way to cultivate a meaningful life.A joyful book that speaks to the meaning vacuum of modern life, The Curiosity Code upends the traditional pillars of self-development. Instead, it offers a bold, practical blueprint for navigating change, reclaiming agency, and building a life that evolves as fast as the world around you.

The Hidden Advantage of Curiosity in a World of Constant Change

The Curiosity Code

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Beyond Progress series

In a world where working practices are increasingly transient and technological advancement is moving at breakneck pace, the ability to adapt and learn quickly has never been more important.This ability is known as learning agility. It is about having the motivation to rapidly learn from experience and to modify, experiment and apply that learning to meet a need, often in an unfamiliar situation or context. It requires the mind and skillsets to engage with change, take risk and adapt to solve problems creatively and quickly. This book uses the authors' Intero Model, which draws on learning theory, neuroscience and psychology, to explain this vital workplace skill to those looking to cultivate it themselves and leaders who want to develop it in their teams. Full of practical guidance, this book is an essential resource on the most important workplace skill of the day.Beyond Progress is a series about the skills that shape how you work, lead and grow. As jobs change and careers become less predictable, human skills like focus, adaptability and resilience matter more than ever. Straightforward and practical, these books help you build the confidence and judgment to handle anything work throws at you, collaborate seamlessly with others and keep growing in your career, no matter how the workplace evolves.

Unlearn Habits, Absorb Information and Perform in Ever-Changing Environments

Learning Agility

The best in their fields aren't the most credentialed - they're the most tested Hands On asks one question - how do people learn to make excellent calls when it matters? - and answers it through immersive profiles of practitioners at the top of radically different fields: a world-recognized luthier building guitars from irreplaceable wood, A Coast Guard Captain of America's tall ship Eagle, a Vermont Supreme Court justice who never went to law school, the self-taught pitmaster behind Franklin Barbecue, one of the country's leading avalanche forecasters, a fourth-generation stone carver in a 300-year-old business, a chocolate maker who quit finance at twenty-five, an interior designer who took over a firm in freefall, an economics major running a Formula SAE race car team, and long-form improvisers at a theater that reshaped American comedy. On paper they seem unlike each other, but each entered an environment where the work demanded performance, not potential, and stayed long enough that the pressure rewired how they operate. The argument running beneath every profile is plain - mastery is not talent, hours logged, or the right diploma. It is produced by specific environmental conditions, and pressure is the mechanism. Woven into the subject profiles is an examination of the history and philosophy of how we learn, the evolution of the master-apprentice relationship, and the modern revival of that apprenticeship model across industries. This book delivers perspective-shifting insights on: <ul> <li>Why credentials and capability are not the same thing - and why, asked honestly, most people would choose the surgeon who has performed the procedure hundreds of times over the top graduate about to do it for the first time</li> <li>How judgment hardens into instinct: where mistakes carry real consequences and feedback arrives immediately, principles compress into reflex no classroom can replicate - from a luthier's irreversible cuts to an avalanche forecaster's calls measured in lives</li> <li>The history behind the apprenticeship model - from medicine's overhaul after the 1910 Flexner Report to the master-apprentice systems still shaping fields from guitar-making to the Coast Guard - and what those systems reveal about the conditions that actually produce mastery</li> </ul> Drawing its lesson from workshops and courtrooms, kitchens and offices, garages and ships, mountains and stages, Hands On reframes how mastery is built and makes a claim that applies to anyone: you don't need a pedigree or an introduction - only the decision to move toward the harder room, where the stakes are real and the work sets the standard.

Build Skills, Gain Experience, and Create Opportunities that Matter

Hands On

Creating Success series

Networking can feel intimidating, but building the right professional relationships can have a powerful impact on your career and personal growth.How to Network is your practical guide to developing one of the most valuable workplace skills. From preparing for networking events and using AI tools to start conversations, to listening actively, building rapport and following up effectively, you'll learn how to create meaningful connections that last.Written by networking expert and consultant Kirsty James, this accessible guide shows you how to build trust, strengthen your professional network and create opportunities through referrals, partnerships and career development.With How to Network, you'll feel more confident starting conversations, growing your network and building relationships that support your long-term success.

A Guide to Professional Relationship Building and Connecting with Purpose

How to Network

Turning your potential into meaningful progress in a world that wants everything: it takes guts.The working world is changing every day and the demands on leaders, experienced and aspiring, can be confusing and sometimes extreme. You know you're capable of more, but you also know there must be a better way than constantly teetering on the edge of burnout, or pretending to be something you're not.The Guts to Grow will help you discover more about yourself, what might be holding you back and what you're uniquely capable of.You'll need to do some deep self-search, explore vulnerabilities and take risks. This book supports you to find that edge in a sustainable way, with practical advice backed up by real-life stories from inspirational leaders in business and professional sport and practical reflection tools in every chapter.You'll emerge eyes open and empowered, with a way of leading yourself and others that adapts but doesn't compromise who you are, and which has the potential to renew your purpose and transform your performance.

Know yourself. Find your edge. Lead your way

The Guts to Grow

Make work work for you with this empowering guide to overcoming 'career comedown'.Have you spent years climbing the career ladder, snagging promotions and pay rises, only to feel completely underwhelmed and burned out? Are you experiencing 'career comedown'?Stefanie Sword-Williams is here to help. Drawing on her years of experience as a career advisor and hundreds of hours of interviews and research, this warm and relatable handbook offers a trove of practical advice on how to prioritise your needs in your working life.Whether you want to stick with your current job, twistto a new career, or tap out from work defining your identity altogether, Career Comedown will empower you to take charge of your life and redefine success on your own terms.

Career Comedown

Confident Series

Feel confident using AI at work, understand its limits and avoid costly mistakes. Artificial intelligence already influences how decisions are made and work gets done, even for people who never expected it to be part of their role.AI has become part of everyday working life, yet it can still feel complex, fast-moving and difficult to understand. Confident AI 2e explains the essential knowledge and skills you need to work confidently with AI, whatever your prior experience. This updated edition of the bestselling book demystifies how AI works, how it is used in real workplaces and what it means for your role.Written by AI thought leader Andy Pardoe, Confident AI 2e is for anyone who needs to understand how to use artificial intelligence as part of their work, across any industry or role. It offers a clear, practical introduction to how AI is used in real workplaces, helping you build confidence and capability without needing a technical background.About the Confident series... The Confident books are the perfect guides to the key digital skills required in the modern workplace, allowing you to stay fluent without getting bogged down in the detail.

The Essential Skills for Working with Artificial Intelligence

Confident AI

A proven critical thinking framework updated with AI-era tools and applications Now in its Second Edition, Think Smarter: A Critical Thinking Framework and Toolset for Problem-Solving and Decision-Making delivers a fully revised guide to the skill executives and hiring managers prize most. Michael Kallet, founder of HeadScratchers and a trainer who has coached tens of thousands of professionals at Boeing, Hormel Foods, PetSmart, and Edwards Life Sciences, expands his proven framework with new AI-focused content and downloadable Thinksheets. New to this edition are two entirely new sections: a dedicated Thinking Coach section and a Critical Thinking and AI section featuring AI prompts, Thinksheets, and questions designed to stress-test AI-assisted reasoning. The book also introduces expanded coverage of the Conclusion process through a two-step Ideation and Validation Premises model, plus new material on Fuzzy Criteria and the relationship between assumptions and personality styles. Readers will also find: <ul> <li>Over twenty-five practical critical thinking tools refined through two decades of corporate workshops and training engagements across major organizations</li> <li>Downloadable Thinksheets for the Clarity, Conclusions, and Decisions sections that reinforce structured thinking through regular hands-on practice</li> <li>AI prompts and critical thinking questions that equip professionals to evaluate and improve AI-generated outputs in everyday workplace decisions</li> <li>A two-step Ideation and Validation Premises model that strengthens the Conclusion process with a more rigorous analytical approach</li> <li>Modern real-world examples woven throughout every chapter, connecting each of the foundational tools to current professional challenges and scenarios</li> </ul> Think Smarter is written for business professionals, managers, and corporate leaders who need a practical system for sharper decisions and faster problem-solving. It also serves L&amp;D practitioners and business school instructors seeking a curriculum-ready critical thinking resource built for an AI-augmented workplace.

A Critical Thinking Framework and Toolset for Problem-Solving and Decision-Making

Think Smarter

Leadership is one of the most important skills in any career, but earning trust and bringing people with you can be a challenge.How to Be a Leader is your practical guide to becoming a confident and effective leader at work. Learn how to develop your own leadership style, set clear standards and motivate others to perform at their best. From handling challenges to your authority to building credibility and direction, this book breaks down the core principles of leadership into simple, actionable steps.Written by leadership expert Mike Clayton and built around the author's Leadership CREST model, this accessible guide is packed with practical advice and real-world insight you can apply straight away.With How to Be a Leader, you'll feel more confident stepping up, guiding your team and delivering results.

Set Standards, Meet Needs and Bring People With You

How to Be a Leader

Your ability to listen is one of your strongest assets in a world of evolving job roles.The quality of our listening determines the quality of our relationships, the intelligence of our decisions, the effectiveness of our feedback, and the level of trust and engagement within our teams. In a world where new technologies are consistently disrupting working practices, being an expert listener is one of the best ways to maximise your effectiveness. Written by global teacher of listening skills Jane Adshead-Grant, this book is a vital resource for those looking to cement their relevance in an uncertain future of work.Beyond Progress is a series about the skills that shape how you work, lead and grow. As jobs change and careers become less predictable, human skills like focus, adaptability and resilience matter more than ever. Straightforward and practical, these books help you build the confidence and judgment to handle anything work throws at you, collaborate seamlessly with others and keep growing in your career, no matter how the workplace evolves.

Transform Relationships, Make Better Decisions and Unlock the Intelligence of Others

Listening

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