Comment s'orienter après le bac? @LExpressÉducationMédia

I'm going to teach you not to sell yourself, but to try to know yourself. The problem with school is that it's a fantastic machine for creating conformity. Try asking yourself what activity I am losing myself in. I did n't thrive in accounting, but maybe someone else will thrive in it for many different reasons and it will give them flow.

Alright, let's move on to our next conference, next guest. Is selling yourself at 17 an impossible mission? We're going to talk about it. This is the challenge in particular that we will explore with our guest. He is a philosophy teacher at the University of Strasbourg and, as you will see, he has transformed

the 17 concepts of the baccalaureate into 3-minute videos on his social networks. He became known as Seal Sinker. You probably know him. It now has over 500,000 subscribers. I would like to request a tonner of Frankle, please. Look at this star. [laughs] Welcome L, so glad to have you. THANKS. Hello everyone. Thank you

Philippine for this presentation. Yes, please do. Thank you. So, I believe the title of the conference was "How to sell yourself to top schools?" So, I'm going to teach you not to sell yourself, but to try to know yourself. So. I hope the parents aren't worried. So, I know you want prestigious schools and

prestigious degrees, but I think it starts with self-knowledge, which is fundamental in philosophy . You know the famous saying of Socrates, "Know thyself." So, I'm going to tell you a little bit about my background maybe and then we'll try to think about this question of orientation. How can we know ourselves? How to

discover oneself and how to know if one is made for something. So, I was a child who didn't really like school and I was a bit of a weird guy who asked himself a lot of metaphysical questions instead of collecting football stickers. And the problem at school is that it's a great machine for