About Me !

Octobre 93 (âgé de 18 ans), j'ai décollé de mon île la Martinique pour rejoindre la métropole (Nord Pas de Calais puis l'Ile de France).

Ces 13 dernières années m'ont offert un champ impressionnant d'opportunités, de réalisations et d'expériences personnelles et professionnelles.

En Septembre 2006, après avoir saisi l'opportunité d'un plan de volontariat, je me suis envolé vers un rêve très cher : le continent Américain (avant mon retour dans mon île).

Je vous invite à me suivre en images dans mes prochaines expériences :
  • ma carte de visite
  • mes aventures en Martinique
  • mes projets aux Etats-Unis
  • etc.

"Wheresoever you go, go with all your heart."
Confucius

Aux plaisirs.
jeanmarc.dedeyne@gmail.com
(310) 818-6816
Los Angeles
California - USA

 

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« Il ne sert à rien de rêver la vie des autres, il vaut bien mieux s’atteler à faire que la sienne rejoigne son propre « rêve », seule œuvre vraiment constructive, intégrant ses forces, ses potentiels et aussi ses doutes ». Jean-Louis Etienne – Le pôle intérieur – Mener sa vie comme une aventure. »

Hi my Friends,

How are you doing?

I just wanted to send you a quick hello and keep you posted about my projects.

I'm doing fabulous, and more importantly I'm really excited about working on my own business.

At this point, I'm finishing my second quarter at UCLA, and in the meantime I'm writing my business & marketing plans.

End of this month, I'm completing my Entrepreneurship program, and I will be allowed to work in the United States this fall.


Before I go, let me share with you a picture of my friend, Diogo, and I working at the Santa Monica public library.




Have a great week and Take Care.

Jean-Marc

"Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal."

— Henry Ford: was the founder of the Ford Motor Company


"Heaven on Earth is a choice you
must make, not a place you must find."
Wayne Dyer:
American self-help advocate, author and lecturer

My friends,

 
First and foremost,
I wanted to let you know that I feel blessed and fortunate to have met you.


I’m so glad that you celebrated my birthday with me, and I thank you for your smile and candor.


Before I end for now, I have a gift for you.

 


 
I look forward to seeing you soon.

 
Have a wonderful Sunday.


Jean-Marc.

 

 

"There are two paths available to you in every circumstance and moment in your life. The two paths are the positive and the negative, and YOU are the one who chooses which path you will take.
You have the power to transform negative change into positive, but you cannot do it by resisting the change. Resisting the change is focusing on the negative and it is choosing the negative path, which brings with it even more negativity, more pain, and misery.
To transform the negative into positive, you must choose the positive path and command that this changing energy transforms into millions of blessings that pour down on you and everyone involved. Command the changing energy to bring unlimited good and positivity. Know and believe in your heart that as you command it, it must be done."
Rhonda Byrne The Secret... bringing joy to billions
Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to say a quick hello.

On Monday was my birthday, and I decided to do something different.

I went to the 22nd Annual Jazz Reggae Festival, so I really had a great time. My favorite moment was when I first saw Stephen Marley. The feeling and the vision I had was so deep and heart warming.

I will publish some videos later on.

In the meantime, have a wonderful week.

Jean-Marc.





Photo by: Jessica Lum

Stephen Marley sang at the festival on Monday afternoon.



     

"We are not put on this earth for ourselves, but are placed here for each other. If you are always there for others, then in time of need, someone will be there for you." -- Jeff Warner
Bonjour,

A l'occasion des commémorations du 160ème anniversaire de l'abolition de l'esclavage
Découvrez sur

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Le tout premier film français sur l'esclavage

La montagne est verte est un documentaire de Jean Lehérissey tourné en 1950 à Paris et en Martinique sur le rôle de Victor Schœlcher et des esclaves à la libération. Production : JK Raymond Millet. Droits réservés.


La montagne est verte (1ère partie)


Montagne
envoyé par Paroles-d-esclavage

La montagne est verte (2ème partie)

La montagne est verte (3ème partie)




 

"Let us always meet each other with smile, for the smile is the beginning of love."

Mother Theresa


Bonjour à toutes et tous,

En cette fin d'après-midi de mai, ou les températures ont certainement dépassé les 34°, je vous écris pour vous dire un peu ou j'en suis.

Les choses se passent très bien pour moi à Los Angeles, et je suis amplement reconnaissant auprès des personnes et forces qui m'ont aidé à arriver ici!

Mes journées sont bien remplies entre mes études, mes lectures & recherches, le sport, mes ami(e)s et mon projet d'entreprise.

Après une semaine bien chargée, j'ai souhaité ralentir et surtout prendre le temps pour me recentrer avec moi même. Pour tout vous dire, j'ai eu besoin de replonger dans mes racines et souvenirs. Je me souviens avoir été reveillé par ce besoin vital il y a 10 ans déjà. A l'époque, j'avais trouvé mes réponses en regardant : "La Rue Case Nègres." 

Cette après-midi, j'ai regardé à nouveau "La Rue Case Nègres" et je l'avoue : je suis Heureux et largement Reconnaissant. Je me suis complètement laissé envahir par une énergie qui m'a reconnecté avec mes origines, mon histoire, mes mémoires, mon parcours, mes rêves et objectifs.

Que vous l'ayez vu ou pas, je vous encourage à revoir ce magnifique chef d'oeuvre du cinéma Antillais.

Bon week-end.

Marco







"L'instruction est la Clef qui ouvre la Deuxième Porte de notre Liberté."

La Rue Case Nègres


In Depth
Social Networking for Better Business
better networkingOnline social networking services are more popular than ever for dating and befriending people with similar hobbies, but what about social networking for professional growth?
 
While social networking sites (SNS), including leaders Myspace and Facebook, are generally viewed as personal tools for tracking friends and meeting others who share similar interests, a number of companies are incorporating SNS into the professional realm and aiming for stronger business connections and happier employees.
 
Networking at professional events remains one of the leading ways to make business contacts. However, attending an event can cost money and consume valuable time while providing little guarantee you will actually connect with a viable contact. Now, growing evidence suggests that SNS are a more cost effective way to meet potential business contacts through a personal contact. Not only are SNS free, but meeting contacts cuts very little into work time. More importantly, it’s a faster way to turn a cold lead into a warm one.
 
Travis Kalanick, Founder and CEO of Red Swoosh, believes SNS are essential for business networking.
 
“Social networks are like grease — in some cases, gasoline — for our personal business networking machines, said Kalanick.
 
If you aren't plugged in, you will be out-done by better-connected, hyper-networked colleagues and competitors. LinkedIn is very good for browsing relationships and hooking into your contacts' networks. It re-connected me with high-level execs I hadn't talked to for some time, who then helped me close various deals. And I've hired some highly qualified contractors after connecting with them on Orkut.”
 
But, it’s not all about business; SNS can also turn employees into friends and create a more sociable working environment, resulting in increased productivity.
 
Serena Software, for instance, has what it calls “Facebook Fridays” where its 800 employees spend time each Friday getting to know fellow workers.
 
A press release sent out by the company based in San Mateo, Calif. quoted CEO Jeremy Burton as saying: "Social networking tools like Facebook can bring us back together, help us get to know each other as people, help us understand our business and our products, and help us better serve our customers."
 
While Serena does not track individual use of Facebook, Mary Helen Waldo, Serena's vice president of global HR, receives a regular count of total usage and estimates employees use the site on average for less than 10 minutes per week, which indicates employees aren’t spending an inordinate amount of time social networking.
 
SNS, according to Waldo, also succeeds at helping employees connect with one another on a personal level and creating a more homogenous work environment.
 
"From a cultural standpoint, bringing together a lot of disparate corporate cultures can be a challenge, and we see Facebook as helping that effort," said Waldo.
 
On the upside, SNS in the office can provide employees that little bit of sociability they crave on a daily basis, encouraging them to form connections with other employees based on interests beyond working for the same company. Moreover, being introduced to a new contact by a personal friend makes business networking less stressful and more informal.
 
On the downside, using an SNS for professional networking can lead to proprietary information leaks. In addition, it’s possible your colleagues might see your personal profile on non-business social networks and discover more about you than you may want them to.
 
In the end, being prudent when using any social service, whether for professional or personal reasons, is the way to go.
 
By Kathleen Clark

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