Emilie Wapnick: taming its multipotentiality
Canadian Emilie Wapnick never had a simple answer to the question, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" As an artist, designer and entrepreneur, she invites us to accept our multipotentiality instead of repressing it. By learning to reconcile our diverse interests, what might first seem like a weakness turns into a superpower.
Season 1 • Episode 4 • 16 mn
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Paul Watson founded the Sea Shepherd group, which follows an aggressive form of activism known as “direct action”. His commitment to marine life began in the Canadian fishing village where he grew up: he was only 10 when he set about destroying all the beaver traps he could find. Here, Watson teaches us to face risk head-on and trust our instincts.
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Matthieu Ricard: The way to happiness – at work!
Matthieu Ricard is a Buddhist monk who believes that when we are kind and compassionate in business, we get a whole lot more than when we are competitive or selfish. With a focus on meditation, kindness helps us gain perspective and rethink hierarchical relationships for a healthier and more positive work environment.
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Coach me if you can - TRAILER
Coping with failure, learning from emotions, trusting instincts or adopting a new outlook: sometimes we could all use a few pointers on how to overcome everyday challenges. Sharing insight and the tools of their trade, these inspiring intrepids offer advice on how to perfect the work-life balance that eludes so many of us.
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