Ça a changé ma vie !
In this interview, author Mohamed Boclet discusses his new book Connaissances illimitées (Éditions Robert Laffont). He explains how self‑imposed limiting beliefs—what he calls “glass ceilings”—hinder learning, and stresses the importance of first recognizing these thoughts. Boclet introduces mind‑mapping as a note‑taking method that pairs words with images, claiming it improves retention and allows readers to revisit concepts months later. He also describes a simple visual‑guide reading technique using a pen to reduce eye saccades, which he says can boost reading speed. He cites a personal benchmark of 2,000 words per minute in competition, contrasting it with the French average of 200 words per minute, and promises additional practical techniques in his book.
