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Many people are interested in the brain and neuroscience, but no one in the world has submitted their own brain to more than 100 clinical studies. Biliana has done it! She has been so obsessed with understanding this powerful yet misunderstood organ that she has undergone dozens of MRI scans, electroencephalograms (EEG), and magnetoencephalograms (MEG). She even agreed to take two medications - Ritalin and Ketamine…

Ben Campagna is an international speaker, executive coach, and specialist in human behavior, sustainable performance, and human optimization. With an academic background in psychology and sports sciences, combined with advanced training in behavioral change, neuroscience, emotional intelligence, physiology, and performance coaching, he has spent over 12 years working with executives, management teams, and high-perf…

Companies and their leaders are facing increasing pressure: ambitious goals, heightened mental load, days fragmented by emergencies and constant demands... In this context, time has become a critical factor for performance and balance. Yet, we often feel like we are subjected to it rather than mastering it. After 28 years of career at Accor and Edenred, including 22 years of expatriation across several continents (…

Denis Pennel is a recognized specialist in work transformations and their impacts on managerial practices. His conviction is that work must regain its promise of emancipation in order to support the performance of companies. He is the author of several bestselling books (including "50 Tips to Regain Energy at Work" Eyrolles 2024 and "Work, the Thirst for Freedom" Eyrolles, 2017) and numerous articles on the labor…

After a 10-year career as a lawyer, Noémie Sylberg-Klugman became known with "Living After Marc", an autobiographical account prefaced by Delphine Horvilleur, which she published following the death of her husband from cancer, in which she asserts that one can be happy after going through a tragedy. The success of this book led her to a first podcast - RESOURCES - in which she invited personalities to share the reso…

I was born in Saigon in 1975. At 3 years old, my family fled Vietnam — boat people, political refugees. We almost didn’t make it. I grew up in France, studied medicine in Lyon, and became a child and adolescent psychiatrist. It took me 47 years to find my way back to my homeland — and I return today as an international speaker. I am the only trilingual French-speaking child psychiatrist in French, English, and Vie…

A pure product of Generation Y, I have worked in 10 different companies and changed careers 4 times over the last 12 years. One could say that I have often questioned the concept of Happiness at Work. Trained in the science of Happiness at the Fabrique Spinoza and the University of Berkeley, I share my knowledge on the subject to (re)awaken employees' enthusiasm at work by helping them experience positive emotions.…