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Michel Van der Poorten

Un modérateur excellent et bien informé, qui n'a pas peur de poser les questions difficiles !

Michel Van der Poorten

- Responsable du développement des affaires cognitives @ IBM

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My Friday thought about interviewing. Read via lin

My Friday thought about interviewing.Read via linkinbioListen via LinkinbioIt’s not just about the questions - it’s about being fully present. In this episode, I share how she listen beyond the words, adapt to each guest, and create space for real, unscripted connection.

16 April 2002… we did not met for the first time

16 April 2002… we did not met for the first time but time felt right to become more than just friends…But some days later @danvandevoorde went for a long trip..( Raid Gauloises in Vietnam to be precise) 3 to 4 weeks of what many would call suffering but they called it holidays…Gave us both time apart, time to think 🤔 Yes we had mobile phones but life was different… I could track them on the internet ! howeverthis only told me they were alive and moving - running, moutainbiking and kayaking in a very humid environment. No contact…They made it in time until the finish (crazy boys and 1 brave amazing girl)He came back, with a white Vietnamese dress(picture) and we said let’s make this relationship last a little longer.After creating 2 beautiful daughters, I also joined his first love 💕 @xtremecreationsbe as a partner.1010 2020 we got married.23 years later this all feels like yesterday … because hey time flies when you are having fun!

Have you read the books of @laaalegul ? Lale’s

Have you read the books of @laaalegul ?Lale’s writing is raw and honnest. She speaks from lived experience, shedding light on issues that are often overlooked or silenced. In todays blog(and podcast) I speak about what speaking our truth sometimes comes with...Lale is not only a great writer but also an amazing woman.Read entire blog or get it in your ears via Linkinbio

Friday Thoughts.......So maybe the question isn’t should we ask what we already know, but rather when and why we should. Are we asking to reinforce clarity, to challenge assumptions, or to create connection? If so, then maybe those are exactly the questions worth asking....Read via linkinbioListen via linkinbio@kaaibags

« Micromanagement—just the word itself trigger

« Micromanagement—just the word itself triggers strong reactions. We’ve all heard how bad it is, how it kills creativity, discourages autonomy, and drains motivation. But is all micromanagement bad? Or is there a thin line between controlling too much and caring just enough? »Picture by @ingebeeld_photography Read my blog via linkinbioListen to my blog also via linkinbio(Spotify & Apple podcast)

It’s finally here! This is a project I have been

In 2024, a leap year, I launched my book, 10 Quint

In 2024, a leap year, I launched my book, 10 Quintessential Questions, on February 29—a day that only comes around once every four years. Because we don’t need a leap year to take the leap. We don’t need an extra day on the calendar to start something new, to challenge ourselves, or to step into the unknown. We can do that any day.So on this first day of Spring the first episode is ready for your ears.You can find the Quintessential Conversation Podcast via linkinbio

“Happiness is not something ready made. It comes

“Happiness is not something ready made. It comes from your own actions.”Dalai Lama