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.
Story about fear: A young warrior’s lesson how to recognize and battle fear
Everyone deals with fear in his or her own way. In today’s story, you get a blueprint of how to battle fear. Now it’s up to you if you will use it.
Mindset story: While one golfer gave it a try the other “could have done it”
Have you ever said “I could have done that but I don’t feel like it,” and then regretted you have never tried at all? Which golfer in the story are you?
Mindset story: Are you going to do something about it or will you just talk
When a situation or a problem arises are you the one who just talks about the problem or are you the one that is willing to do something about it.
Entrepreneurship story: The secret to building a business is self-confidence
Sometimes all you need to succeed is self-confidence and a lot of hard work. For many people hard work is not the problem, it’s their self-confidence.
Funny story: Why you should know more than one language
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.
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?
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.
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…