Lomé, 14/04/2025 – L’écrivain et conférencier togolais Koffi Saboutey a officiellement présenté son nouvel ouvrage “Les Pensées Éclairantes” ce samedi à Lomé. Ce livre de développement personnel, déjà très attendu, propose 307 réflexions puissantes organisées autour de 27 thèmes fondamentaux de l’existence humaine.
Un ouvrage né de l’expérience
Dans cet œuvre profondément introspectif, Saboutey aborde des sujets universels :
- La vie et ses défis
- L’amour et les relations
- La spiritualité et la foi
- La réussite et l’échec
- La résilience face aux épreuves
“Ce ne sont pas seulement des textes, mais le récit de mon vécu. Chaque pensée est le fruit de souffrances transformées en leçons”, confie l’auteur avec émotion.
La pensée n°47 résume particulièrement sa philosophie : “Il faut ressentir la douleur des autres afin de pouvoir comprendre la vie”. Pour Saboutey, les épreuves deviennent ainsi une école de compassion.
Un guide universel pour tous
“Les Pensées Éclairantes” s’adresse à :
- Étudiants en quête de sens
- Entrepreneurs face aux défis
- Leaders spirituels
- Toute personne aspirant à une vie plus épanouie
“Que tu sois pasteur, enfant ou chef d’entreprise, ces pensées sont des outils indispensables pour vivre en harmonie avec soi et les autres”, explique-t-il.
Une diffusion multi-canaux
Au-delà du format imprimé (disponible à 10 000 FCFA), l’auteur partage régulièrement :
- Extraits clés
- Capsules vidéo inspirantes
- Réflexions quotidiennes
sur ses réseaux sociaux, créant ainsi une communauté engagée dans le développement personnel.
Où se procurer l’ouvrage ?
Les lecteurs peuvent acquérir “Les Pensées Éclairantes” :
- Dans les librairies partenaires à Lomé
- Via les plateformes en ligne
- Lors des conférences de l’auteur
Pour rester informé des prochaines dates de dédicaces et conférences, rejoignez notre communauté WhatsApp en cliquant ici.
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