Language was always a barrier or an advantage. You can find a simple example in the story of how a mouse got the upper hand over a cat.
Problem solving story: How a daughter solved her father’s tough puzzle
When you get stuck with solving a certain problem remember that you solve a puzzle by taking a step back and taking another look.
Mindset story: Is it a problem having three strands of hair and then none
There are people who see a problem in every situation and then there are those who see an opportunity in every situation. Which one are you?
Story about communication: When a manager acts before he thinks
The most important skill a manager must have and keep on improving is his skill to effectively, clearly and respectfully communicate with others.
Problem solving story: How to tell the king that his solution isn’t suitable
True leaders know what they know and what they don’t. They find the right person to come up with a solution to a problem they know they can’t solve alone.
Story about stress: What to do when a clock has a nervous breakdown
Things aren’t always what they seem, that is why it is important to keep a calm mind when solving a problem. A nervous breakdown won’t help you solve it.
Legacy story: A lesson from Pablo Picasso about your works worth
The argument Pablo Picasso made in the story is one we should old be willing to make. But many are too afraid to point out the obvious. Be more like Pablo.
Perseverance story: Why does it take so long for a bamboo tree to grow?
The bamboo story has a strong message that in today’s fast-paced world many people overlook. It’s not always how fast you are going, keep in mind the roots…
Story about happiness: The meaning of the black dot on a white paper
The black dot represents a certain moment or event in your life. Why would you focus on only that one when you have a full blank list to fill with more dots
Wisdom story: Things aren’t always what they seem
Things are not always what they seem. Even though we have all heard that we still sometimes jump to conclusions instead of keeping our minds open.