@thierrywatelet5: LE MOT ELEGANT DEFILE SEUL Quand vous l’accompagnez de tics de langage, de bruits brouillons, vous le tachez. Débarrassez-le des mauvaises habitudes et il défilera sur le podium de vos idées. On ne verra que lui pour porter haut le panache de votre pensée. Mais c’est un vrai travail. La parole droite et ferme est utile à l’engagement. C’est ce qui ressort des Newsletters et du Podcast Au coeur de l’engagement. Chaque mois, un dirigeants, une leader témoigne de ses meilleures pratiques pour engager ses équipes. Vous pouvez vous abonner : https://thierrywatelet.substack.com/ Le livre Au coeur de l’engagement, paraît le 7 octobre, aux éditions @Dunod

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Merci beaucoup pour la vidéo. Mais vous n'avez pas enlever votre mot béquille:merci

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