Comment Utiliser ses Défauts pour Identifier ses Qualités ? – E028

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Et oui ! Tu as bien lu, dans cet épisode, je te propose un exercice qui va te permettre d'identifier tes qualités à partir de tes défauts. — Les Sujets abordés dans ce podcast (2:25) Comment identifier ses qualités à partir de ses défauts en utilisant le cadran d'Ofman (3:57) Premier exemple d'identification d'une qualité : "Franc.he" à partir du défaut "Bléssant.e" (8:38) Deuxième exemple d'identification d'une qualité : "Altruiste" à partir du défaut "S'oublier" (10:55) Explication de comment fonctionne le cadran d'Ofman (14:04) Le Challenge de la semaine : identifier 3 de ses qualités à partir de 3 de ses défauts grâce au cadran d'Ofman Pour lire l’article associé à cet épisode : https://architectedetavie.com/podcast-28 Si tu veux rejoindre gratuitement notre communauté privée pour partager tes apprentissages et découvrir d’autres ressources de développement personnel, il suffit de t’inscrire sur https://architectedetavie.com/tribu — N’oublie pas de souscrire au podcast sur la plateforme de ton choix et de laisser un commentaire si l’épisode t’a plu ! Ces évaluations aideront d’autres personnes à trouver le podcast et ça me motivera dans ma quête à t’aider dans ta transformation de vie ! © Music Upbeat and Inspiring Corporate by MorningLightMusic (standard licence) - https://architectedetavie.com/morninglightmusic

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