A big part of making changes involves taking action with a clear mind and a light heart. But if our perspective is clouded with a fog of past regrets, it’s difficult to leave situations that no longer serve us. Take our test to discover what’s stopping you moving on. Test compiled by Anne-Laure Gannac for Psychologies France
Employers are increasingly looking to hire people with an adaptable mindset. But that is not something we’re all born with. The good news is that there are skills to help you that can be honed and developed. How adaptable are you really? And do you know how to make the most of this talent? Our test will get you started. By Dominique Francois and Dominique Mazin for Psychologies France
Now you have finished the Life Labs Practical Wisdom ‘How to save your relationship’ online course, take Sarah Abell’s test you completed at the beginning of your journey to see how and where you have improved in your relationship
Do you feel like you need to make adjustments but you’re not sure where to begin? Take our test to decide which area to focus on. Test by Dominique Francois for Psychologies France. Translated by Kerry Whitston
Are you flexible and open to new experiences? How willing are you to embrace the unknown? Jump into our test with both feet and find out just how daring you can be
What type of freedom do you most value in your relationships? The freedom to go where you like? Or to think what you like? Or to feel whatever you feel? Take our test to find out how much and what type of space you really need. By Christophe André
You’ve been applying for jobs and have been asked to come in for an interview, but how well-prepared are you to face the interviewer? Answer the following questions and you’ll discover how to present yourself in the best way possible. By Gilles Donada and Eric Pestel
We all like to think we’ve got inner strength we can draw on. But how good are we at summoning this, and do we know how to use it to our advantage? By Anne Schwartzweber
It’s not always easy to laugh at yourself, but it often eases an awkward situation. One thing is certain, being able to laugh at your own mistakes shows you are self-aware and have a healthy sense of self-esteem. So, have you mastered the art of self-deprecation? By Frédéric Fanget and Flavia Mazelin-Salvi
