by Cedric Lefebvre (Belgium) “There is an innocence in admiration: it occurs in one who has not yet realised that they might one day be admired.” Friedrich Nietzsche When it's not about pride Often attributed to the hubris of the ancient Greeks or to the sin of pride as
By Cedric Lefebvre (Belgium) Some people have difficulty expressing their emotions, ideas or concepts using simple words. When faced with challenging life transitions, others struggle to verbalise the future they desire or even to say what they wish for. In the particular context of career coaching, clients – influenced
By Cedric Lefebvre (Belgium) When Arcimboldo painted his allegories of the four elements in 1566 and in particular, of earth, intermixing dozens of animal bodies and other objects to form faces in profile, perhaps he was trying to tell us - in addition to the surrealist pleasure he afforded
By Cedric Lefebvre (Belgium) "If you please... draw me a sheep!" This celebrated phrase taken from Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s book The Little Prince brilliantly illustrates the concepts of depiction, imagination and perpetual differentiation, but we will develop other concepts with the tree test and an examination of its application
By Cedric Lefebvre (Belgium) Personal growth is more than a right, it is a priority. However, considering private and professional lives as concepts between which everyone should find their own balance is not as sustainable as finding a way to integrate them with a holistic view. In such a
