Outils du Manager 445 - Bilan 2024 (Mea Culpa)
Jan 27, 2025
L'orateur fait un bilan introspectif de 2024, partageant une méthode simple pour évaluer ses accomplissements et établir des objectifs pour 2025. Les discussions littéraires mettent en lumière des lectures inspirantes, abordant des concepts comme le 'jeu infini'. Enfin, les intervenants examinent leurs réussites et les leçons apprises cette année, en jetant un regard ambitieux vers l'avenir et en soulignant l'importance d'un impact significatif dans le management.
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Méthode de bilan annuel
- Prévoyez des créneaux horaires pour faire le bilan de l'année écoulée.
- Relisez vos notes, identifiez les moments clés et posez-vous des questions structurantes.
Manifeste et vision
- Le manifeste "L'entreprise pour réparer la société" guide désormais la vision d'Outils du Manager.
- Chaque contenu vise à aider les managers à créer un environnement d'accomplissement humain.
Production de contenu 2024
- Antoine BM a produit 67 épisodes de podcast en 2024, dont 24 interviews.
- Il a également publié 38 journaux de bord et participé à d'autres podcasts.
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Intro
00:00 • 16min
Explorations littéraires pour le management et le développement personnel
16:20 • 10min
Bilan 2024 et Perspectives 2025
26:33 • 29min
Martin Eden
Jack London
Set in Oakland at the beginning of the 20th century, 'Martin Eden' follows the journey of a young sailor from a working-class background who intensely pursues self-education to rise above his destitute circumstances.
His primary motivation is his love for Ruth Morse, a member of a bourgeois family.
Through his relentless efforts, Eden becomes a writer, but his success is marred by his grudge against the bourgeoisie and the unrequited love that has jaded him.
The novel explores themes of social class, human consciousness, and the conflict between individualism and socialism, reflecting London's own experiences as a working-class writer.
Winning Long Term Games
Winning Long Term Games
Luca Dellanna
Finite and infinite games
James P. Carse
In this book, James P. Carse distinguishes between finite and infinite games.
Finite games are instrumental activities with clear rules, boundaries, and winners, such as sports, politics, and wars.
Infinite games, on the other hand, are authentic interactions that aim to continue the play, changing rules and boundaries as needed.
Carse explores how these concepts apply to various aspects of life, including culture, religion, sexuality, and self-discovery.
He argues that finite games offer wealth, status, and power, while infinite games provide something more subtle and grander, such as true freedom and endless possibility.
The book offers insights into how approaching life as either a finite or infinite game affects one's choices, satisfaction, and success.
Antifragile
Things That Gain from Disorder
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Albino Santos Mosquera
Genís Sánchez Barberán
In 'Antifragile', Nassim Nicholas Taleb delves into the concept of antifragility, arguing that some systems not only withstand stress and disorder but actually benefit from them.
The book builds on ideas from his previous works, such as 'Fooled by Randomness' and 'The Black Swan', and is part of his five-volume philosophical treatise on uncertainty, 'Incerto'.
Taleb provides examples from various fields, including science, economics, and history, to illustrate how antifragility can be achieved and how it contrasts with fragility and robustness.
He also discusses strategies like the barbell strategy and optionality, and critiques modern society's attempts to eliminate volatility, which he believes are harmful.
The book is praised for its revolutionary ideas and multidisciplinary approach, though it has also received criticism for its style and some of the author's views on mental health and other topics.
Skin in the game
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
In 'Skin in the Game', Nassim Nicholas Taleb argues that having personal stakes in the outcomes of decisions is crucial for fairness, commercial efficiency, and risk management.
The book highlights how individuals and systems that are insulated from the consequences of their decisions often make poor choices.
Taleb draws on historical and contemporary examples to illustrate the importance of symmetry in risk and reward, and how this principle affects various domains, including politics, economics, and personal life.
The book emphasizes that true learning and improvement come from experiencing the consequences of one's actions, a concept encapsulated in the Greek idea of 'pathemata mathemata' or 'guide your learning through pain'.
The Infinite Game
Simon Sinek
In 'The Infinite Game', Simon Sinek distinguishes between finite and infinite games.
Finite games have known players, fixed rules, and a clear endpoint, whereas infinite games, like business and life, have no defined endpoint and are played to continue the game rather than to win.
Sinek argues that leaders who adopt an infinite mindset, focusing on a 'Just Cause', building 'Trusting Teams', having 'Worthy Rivals', practicing 'Existential Flexibility', and showing the 'Courage to Lead', will build stronger, more innovative, and resilient organizations.
The book uses real-world examples to illustrate the benefits of an infinite mindset and the pitfalls of a finite mindset in business and leadership.
Flow
The Psychology of Optimal Experience
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
In this classic work, Csikszentmihalyi investigates 'optimal experience' and reveals that true happiness and satisfaction can be achieved through a state of consciousness called 'flow.
' During flow, individuals experience complete concentration on the task, clarity of goals, and immediate feedback.
The book demonstrates how this positive state can be controlled and how it can improve the quality of life by unlocking meaning, creativity, and peak performance.
Self-Managing Company
Self-Managing Company
Dan Sullivan
10X Is Easier Than 2X
Dan Sullivan
Benjamin Hardy
Solve for happy
Mo Gawdat
In 'Solve for Happy,' Mo Gawdat applies his engineering mindset to the problem of happiness.
He argues that happiness is a thought process and can be achieved by aligning our perceptions with our expectations.
The book introduces the 6-7-5 Model, which involves dispelling six grand illusions, removing seven blind spots, and embracing five ultimate truths.
Gawdat shares practical strategies such as cultivating awareness, accepting change, and practicing unconditional love.
His approach is grounded in mindfulness and positive psychology, offering readers a roadmap to individual happiness despite life's challenges.
Scary Smart
The Future of Artificial Intelligence and How You Can Save Our World
Mo Gawdat
In 'Scary Smart', Mo Gawdat explores the rapid evolution of Artificial Intelligence, its potential risks, and how humans can maintain control over their collective future.
With his extensive background in technology, particularly as the former Chief Business Officer of Google [X], Gawdat provides a clear and accessible blueprint for creating a symbiotic relationship between humans and AI. The book emphasizes the importance of human agency and responsible development of AI to safeguard humanity and the planet.
Le principe 20-80
Le principe 20-80
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Richard Koch
Le principe 20-80, de Richard Koch, explore la loi de Pareto, qui stipule que 80 % des résultats proviennent de 20 % des efforts.
Koch applique ce principe à divers domaines, notamment les affaires, la gestion du temps et la productivité.
Le livre propose des stratégies pour identifier et se concentrer sur les efforts les plus efficaces.
Il encourage une approche plus ciblée et plus productive pour atteindre ses objectifs.
Le principe 20-80 offre un cadre conceptuel pour optimiser ses efforts et maximiser ses résultats.
Vie intentionnelle
Vie intentionnelle
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Jean-Charles Kurdali
Good Business
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
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Une première pour 2025 !
Je viens d’enregistrer mon bilan 2024 dans le dernier épisode du podcast.
J’en profite pour te partager ma méthode très simple pour faire ton propre bilan :
- Identifier tes moments clés de 2024
- Lister tes accomplissements dont tu es fier
- Faire ton mea culpa sur ce que tu aurais pu mieux faire
- Te fixer des objectifs clairs pour 2025
Dans cet épisode, je te montre comment j'applique cette méthode à mon année 2024.
Tu verras, c'est à la fois très simple et très puissant pour démarrer 2025 avec intention et clarté.
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