As the Zen master in the story shows even when you master a skill you are left with mastering the mind. Until you master both you are still learning.
Leadership story: The wise teacher’s test of integrity
In life, your integrity will be tested many times. Before doing something you know is not right make sure you are willing to live with it yourself.
Teamwork story: When a mousetrap is not about the mouse
The mousetrap is a metaphor for a situation that affects your whole team but the team members just don’t acknowledge it as their responsibility.
Perseverance story: How did the eagles’ goals influence his progress in life
It’s very important who you pick for your mentor as well as which goals you decide to pursue and in which order. Learn to walk before you decide to run.
Teamwork story: Why is there a difference when everything is the same?
The key difference between the groups when everything else is the same is their attitude to their members. Carefully pick the people you hang around with.
Mindset story: A simple lesson of “The Law of the Garbage Truck”
Imagine the world we would live in if everyone would be aware of and follow “The law of the Garbage Truck”. The change can start with you now.
Perseverance story: A Zen master’s lesson about what success is
Every person has his own definition of what success is. But we all share a belief that successful people never give up. When they fall they get back up.
Mindset story: Who is responsible for hindering your growth
Who do you believe is responsible for your success? Read the story to find out what is truly holding you back from success.
Inspirational story: The only thing you can control is how you react
In your life situations will arise on which you have no control. Some will be pleasent others unfairl. In the end you will be responsible how you react.
Story about happiness: What can a spoon teach us about the secret to happiness?
If you are searching for the secret to happiness like the boy in the story is then click the link and find out what the wise man had to say.