The Drama Triangle is a psychological concept that describes the relational interactions between three roles: the persecutor, the victim, and the rescuer. This model was created by American psychologist Stephen Karpman in the 1960s, and it is often used to understand power dynamics and manipulation in interpersonal relationships. In the Drama Triangle, the persecutor is...
Workplace well-being is an essential element of professional life as it can have a significant impact on employees’ mental health, productivity, and satisfaction. To help achieve an optimal level of well-being at work, there are eight main levers that can be used. Communication: Open and transparent communication between employees and management can help reduce stress...
Today, I would like to address a topic that is close to my heart: the excessive use of excuses in our daily language. It is true that we all tend to apologize for things that do not necessarily warrant an apology, such as when we disturb someone to ask a question or when we arrive...
Performance and personal power are two important concepts in both professional and personal life. Although they are often used interchangeably, there is a fundamental difference between the two. Performance refers to a person’s ability to accomplish a specific task or goal. It is often measured by tangible results such as sales, productivity figures, or project...
If you put a goldfish in a small bowl, it will remain small. But if you put it in a large bowl, it will grow proportionally to its new space. Indeed, it is the environment of the goldfish that determines its size. Similarly, the environment in which we evolve greatly influences our development. Thus, a...
The life of the lobster teaches us that any significant transition is accompanied by very uncomfortable situations, sometimes even extremely painful, and puts us in a position of great vulnerability. When we feel cramped, sometimes we need to change our shell. These emotions, stress, and anxieties are signals that inform us that it is time...
A new batch of “Lucky” women at Atos have been certified following their participation in the “Self-Marketing” cycle with Carole Perez Executive Coach: a group of caring, open and motivating women discussed various themes such as ways to create their own luck, negotiation, time management or non-violent communication.
The entire DELAN team has followed an enriching training about the time management thanks to the sharing of knowledge and expertise from Carole Perez Executive Coach!
Carole Perez went to lunch with twenty women from Atos who had taken part in the “Self-marketing” training, along with her partner Laurence Attias. Next step, expert-level training: “Asserting female leadership”!
Laurence Attias, Carole Perez and Audrey Le Lamer met in Paris to create the follow-up to the “Self-Marketing” training which will be led by Carole and orchestrated by Audrey!
