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Empathy in the work context: to be or not to be empathetic to everyone?

It was a winter afternoon and the end of a training day in a hotel room. A team belonging to a multinational company had spent the last few hours exploring, discussing and sharing some questions about Emotional Intelligence skills. In the final discussion, one of the participants asked me a question: “But do I really […]

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Simon Sinek | When the smartphone is out it makes people around us feel that they are less important

(Video in English, subtitles in Spanish and Portuguese) More videos in our YouTube Channel What if I hold my phone while I am talking to you?I am not checking it, it’s not buzzing, it’s not beeping.I’m not even…Nothing, I’m just holding it.Do you feel at this momentthat you are the most important thing right now?No, you do […]

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The Bowl

A monk told Joshu: “I have just entered the monastery. Please teach me.”Joshu asked: “Have you eaten your rice porridge?”The monk replied: “I have eaten.”Joshu said: “Then you had better wash your bowl.”At that moment the monk was enlightened. […]

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Pope Francisco | Only by educating people to a true fraternity will we be able to overcome the “culture of waste”

(Video in Italian with subtitles in English, Portuguese and Spanish) More videos in our YouTube Channel “How wonderful it would be if fraternity, such a beautiful and at times inconvenient word, were not simply reduced to social work but, became instead, the default attitude in political, economic and scientific choices, as well as in the relationships […]

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