ex-journalist in Israel and the West Bank ex-intelligence operative (HUMINT) Reconverted: entrepreneur. FR/EN/HE/IT/PT Expert in Strategic Intelligence and communication, human behavior, the Grey Zone
Most leaders I meet genuinely believe they’re "emotionally intelligent".
The Grey Zone in international relations, conflict and warfare. It is a real cognitive, geopolitical, psychological, and informational space.
Not in a dramatic, “ugh-I-missed-my-flight” way. But in a deep, visceral, professional way. As a former intelligence operative, I see airports for what they truly are: → Non-places designed to dehumanize
When I first moved to Israel, I remember saying to myself: "I have 100 questions, I need answers to". I left Israel, with 10000 different answers to my
They let people believe they’re making a difference when, in reality, they’re doing nothing of substance. Recently, I received a private message on LinkedIn: It sounds innocent, even
Want to detect lies with surgical precision? Maybe learn to recognize the state of truth before! The flawed OBSESSION with lies Everyone wants to learn how to detect deception. But
There’s one skillset that separates true strategists from the rest: HUMINT, short for Human Intelligence. Borrowed from the world of espionage, HUMINT refers to the art of gathering, analyzing,
Networking can make or break your career. It’s an art form, and mastering it requires more than just knowing people. It involves understanding the dynamics at play and recognizing
Working as a woman in a male-dominated industry is a minefield of its own. * We're invisible. * We're infantilized or sexualized. * We're talked down to,
Some reflections and comments on his recent interview
How do you disarm someone who puts you down or throws a passive-aggressive comment your way? Simple response: “That's interesting. Can you tell me more?” Why is this
Or how to train your brain to connect all the dots Some people walk into a room and vaguely sense the atmosphere. Others, in a fraction of a second, pick
