I often find life lessons in conversations that I have with people. I also find them in films, art and in books. Beneath you’ll find the life lessons that I learned along the way.
Social distancing is important, but it doesn’t mean that it has to be boring. Let me share some inventive ways in the upcoming post to enjoy yourself during corona times.
Every day is a good day to drink a glass of wine, this guy must have thought – no matter the circumstances…
If we can’t go out to party, then bring the party to our neighborhood, one must have thought in Italy.
In most times of crisis, we can turn to others for support and comfort. In this particular crisis, we’re strongly encouraged — if not forced — to self-isolate. This puts an enormous burden on our partners, family members or roommates. To keep our relationships sane, we have to turn to outsiders.
Every time we fly, we hear flight attendants sharing some variation of the Oxygen Mask Rule: “Should the cabin lose pressure, oxygen masks will drop from the overhead area. Please secure your own oxygen mask first before you assist others.” In this blog I like to explain what could possibly be wrong with helping others first and how that’s a metaphor for life.
The year 2020 started off with a shock. As we all know, the coronavirus outbreak led to a shut-down of our boarders, our shops, our cafés and restaurants. But despite the cruel impact of the coronavirus on our health and daily lives, the impact of coronavirus has also left us with some wonderful acts of kindness.
What if you get into an accident and you lose all of your memories? It happened to Alex Lewis after a motorbike accident when he was 18 years old. It’s basically the start of a long journey to find his life-story. The truth and the lies, and the help of his twin brother.
I came to notice that elephants are often used as a metaphor in the various short stories that are in circulation. The short story called The elephant rope that I published recently is an example of that. Today I like to put out another parable. It’s called The blind men and the elephant.
The story of three bricklayers is an authentic parable with different angles. Although you’ll find many variations of this bricklayer story on the web, each version tells of three people working on the same wall and doing the same work, but with totally different attitudes. Read on to get the short story and the lessons behind it.
It’s now been over 4 years since the tragic death of David Bowie. Besides the fact that he must have lived life to the fullest – doing things god has forbidden, Bowie inspired millions of people in many different ways including myself. This article looks at the things that I have learned from Bowie and how he influenced my career.
It can be interesting to understand how people experience you and view you. Not because they are always right, but because they see a certain aspect of you that can benefit a more objective self-awareness. Let me show you the importance of self-awareness and the value of what people say about you when you’re not in the room.
Enjoy the short story about the Struggles of Our Life.
Once upon a time a daughter complained to her father that her life was miserable and that she didn’t know how she was going to make it.
She was tired of fighting and struggling all the time.
