Author of practical guides
Practical guides to learn, grow and live more simply
Some things we learn change the way we see the world. Getting to know yourself better as a leader. Understanding the stillness of a river at daybreak. Discovering the natural rhythm of a family henhouse. Behind each of these subjects lies the same desire: to move forward with more confidence, clarity and simplicity.
Welcome to the world of Roger Grenier, author of practical guides written for readers who want to learn without getting lost in jargon. Each book is designed as an accessible, well-structured and down-to-earth companion, with simple explanations, clear steps and advice you can actually put into practice.
Whether you want to develop your emotional intelligence, take up fly fishing or better care for your laying hens, you'll find resources here written to support you at your own pace.
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Books to learn with confidence
Every guide by Roger Grenier springs from the same intention: to make important subjects simpler, more concrete and more accessible. Some books speak to leaders who want to make better decisions and communicate more clearly. Others accompany nature lovers, fly-fishing beginners or hen owners who want to understand their flock with more calm and confidence.
These books don't try to complicate things. They're designed to help the reader grasp the essentials, avoid common mistakes and take action with confidence.
The Art of Emotional Intelligence for Leaders
Leading with emotional intelligence means learning to know yourself better, to make better decisions and to create an environment where others can thrive. This guide supports leaders and professionals who want to develop a more human, clearer and more balanced approach to leadership.
View the bookFly Fishing: A Beginner’s Journey to Mastery
Fly fishing can feel complex at first, but it becomes far more approachable when it's explained step by step. This guide walks beginners through the gear, the casts, the flies and the good habits to build by the water.
View the bookCLUCK, GATHER, REPEAT
Raising hens at home means learning to observe, to understand and to build a simple routine around a small living flock. This guide helps beginners start a healthy, practical and rewarding family henhouse.
View the bookFrom Coop to Table
From the henhouse to fresh eggs to the family table, this French-language guide supports readers who want to care for their hens with simplicity and confidence. It offers practical guidance to better understand laying, feeding, the henhouse and hens' day-to-day wellbeing.
View the bookThree worlds, one way of writing
At first glance, leadership, fly fishing and raising hens seem worlds apart. Yet these three worlds share one thing: they call for observation, patience and a willingness to learn.
In leadership, you learn to better understand your own emotions and those of others. In fly fishing, you watch the water, the wind, the insects and the movement of the line. In a henhouse, you learn to read the hens' habits, their changes in behaviour and the small daily signs.
It's this same approach that Roger Grenier brings to his books: explain clearly, guide step by step and make every subject more accessible.
Roger's journal
The journal extends the books with simple, practical articles. It answers the real questions readers ask: why a hen stops laying, whether you need a rooster to get eggs, what a soft-shelled egg means, or how to better understand the natural rhythm of a henhouse.
Over time, the journal will also welcome tips on fly fishing, choosing your gear, the essential flies, good practices by the water, as well as reflections on leadership and emotional intelligence.
The goal always stays the same: to offer content that's clear, useful and easy to apply.
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These resources are made for readers who like to move at their own pace, with advice that's clear, useful and easy to apply. Whether it's about leadership, fly fishing or laying hens, the goal stays the same: to give you concrete guidance, without needless jargon.
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