You can always learn work skills, but only if you have the right mindset. And like the two brothers in the story, you may need some help to figure that out.
Wisdom story: How to complicate a simple thing as buying a pair of shoes
Sometimes common sense is not that common. Many times like in the short story, wise people complicate the simplest things.
Perseverance story: The kings challenge to see who will give up too quickly
An inspiring short story about the importance of a persons mindset. Don’t give up too quickly or you will never know what you can achieve.
Wisdom story: A travelers lesson about being mindful of your thoughts
Don’t make the same mistake the brave traveler did in this short story at the very end. Be mindful of your thoughts before they get you into trouble.
Mindset story: The 10th apple effect and the lesson about being grateful
A short moral story about the 10th apple effect which we almost al fall for in our life. Have an open mindset and be grateful for what you already have.
Leadership story: What can you learn about mentorship from flying a kite
Before accusing someone or something of holding you back with no reason, read this short inspirational story with a very important lesson about mentorship.
Mindset story: What’s more dangerous than the words it just can’t be done?
One of the most dangerous words are “It just can’t be done”. Because they can “push” people into doing the wrong thing like the pilot in today’s short story
Wisdom story: A Zen master and his test of true mastery of skill and mind
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.
Mindset story: When the “lake” seems too big to swallow start with a sip
When the problem you are facing seems too big to solve remember that it all starts with a single action. Take one step at a time until you are done.