Who is Aldrick-Stevens Allal?
It is, of course, to answer that question that I have written everything you can read on this website. I could have turned to storytelling specialists to tell my story. I preferred to show who I really am; so I am doing the writing myself. You will discover my style, my voice and my ideas. If you enjoy them, I am delighted; if I disappoint you, I apologize.
I want to share a few secrets and tell you the story of a little boy from a modest, multicultural family who became an accomplished adult, proud of his journey, his achievements and his family.
If you would like to write to me, you can reach me at aldrick.stevens.allal AT gmail.com.
If you wish to complain about my colleagues, write to them directly, but politely. If you wish to grumble, criticize or hurl insults, as we see all too often online, please click on Clair de Lune (Debussy), close your eyes and listen while thinking of the people you love, or the things you love doing.
In every case, please treat the French language with respect, as I try to do. Typos sometimes slip into our writing because we do not take enough time to read it through, but there is a clear difference between a spelling massacre and a few silly mistakes made by adults in a hurry.
For letters of praise and declarations of love, be eloquent; since they will remain platonic, they might as well be beautiful and a pleasure to savor.
These are my personal views; my colleagues are, of course, free to hold opinions far less forceful than mine. The values you will discover, however, and the people who inspire me help shape the way my teams work.
To any young people curious enough to read on, I suggest beginning with “Core Values” and ending with “They Inspire Me.” I sincerely hope I can contribute to your personal fulfillment.
If I dared, I would tell you: be yourselves, neglect neither your sensations nor your torments, accept yourselves and work. Work on whatever you wish, but work. Transform the world; it is yours.
To everyone: be happy, and live without ever looking back with regret.
Aldrick-Stevens Allal
