Chapitre 2 - Créer une entreprise qui te ressemble (Dubaï est grossier)

Thus Spoke Zarathustra is a work of philosophical fiction written by Friedrich Nietzsche. The book follows the character of Zarathustra, a figure inspired by the Persian prophet Zoroaster, as he descends from his mountain retreat to share his wisdom with humanity. The narrative explores key Nietzschean concepts such as the Übermensch (or superman), the will to power, and the eternal recurrence. Through a series of discourses, Zarathustra challenges traditional Christian morality and introduces his own philosophical ideas, often using metaphorical and parabolic language. The book is divided into four parts, each delving into different aspects of Zarathustra's teachings and his interactions with various characters, ultimately reflecting Nietzsche's critique of Western culture and his vision for human transformation.

Les Lettres à un jeune poète sont une série de dix lettres écrites par Rainer Maria Rilke entre 1903 et 1908 à Franz Xaver Kappus, un jeune homme qui cherchait des conseils sur sa carrière et son désir de devenir poète. Rilke y aborde des thèmes tels que la solitude, la maîtrise de soi, l'amour, la tristesse et la mélancolie, et insiste sur l'importance de trouver sa propre voie et de rester fidèle à soi-même. Ces lettres sont considérées comme un guide spirituel universel pour ceux qui cherchent à se former et à grandir[1][2][3].

In this book, Rory Sutherland explores the art and science of creating magic in brands, business, and life. He combines scientific research with entertaining stories and case studies from his career, including campaigns for AmEx and Microsoft. Sutherland emphasizes the importance of understanding human behavior, highlighting how decisions are often influenced by subtle external signals rather than objective qualities. The book challenges traditional marketing strategies by advocating for a more holistic and creative approach, using techniques such as storytelling, social proof, and framing to influence consumer decisions. It also explores how these principles can be applied to various social aims beyond just selling products.