Sometimes the answer to a situation or a question is so simple as just looking at it from a different perspective. Keep an open mind and avoid complications.
Teamwork story: The Stone soup effect
Every leader who is worth something should know at least a little bit about the stone soup effect and how to incorporate it into their team. Do you?
Perseverance story: Be mindful of distractions or…
The key to achieving what you want is to be mindful of distractions. Even if you know that you still may end up lost like the monks in the story.
Story about communication: Choose your words wisely or…
A great and funny story about why you should choose your words wisely. Always be polite and make sure others understand what you mean.
Wisdom story: When a promise of loyalty gets you in trouble
Have you ever been in a situation where you knew it would be better for you to break your promise of loyalty than to blindly follow someone, but you still didn’t follow your instinct?
Teamwork story: The hedgehog’s lesson about where there is a will there is a way
There will be times where you will want to give up as everything will seem unfair. But keep a positive attitude and keep in mind that where there is a will there is a way.
Mindset story: When people tell you how lucky you are…
Have you ever been told how lucky you are for having something? Did the same people take the time to learn how hard you had to work for that?
Story about communication: When the bus driver decided to stand up to the bully​
Have you ever had the courage to stand up to the bully that caused you countless sleepless nights and then found out that it was all because of miscommunication.
Mindset story: What if you would have to watch what you say
Imagine that you’re the monk in the story. What would your two words be? Do you watch what you say or do you say anything that comes to mind?
Mindset story: The you have “wasted your life” guilt trip
How many times have you heard that you have wasted your life because you did or didn’t do something? Read the story before you take those words to heart.