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December 2003
Ear drops for the rear?

Ever heard of the case of the rectal earache? This absurd real-life account reminds you to THINK before you do anything. Full Story

November 2003
There is always a better way

Learn a lesson or two from this simple tale about a blind boy and a helpful stranger. Full Story

October 2003
Blowing up the bread

Learn a lesson in bread making and gain useful advice on how to get your work done. Full Story

September 2003
Why can't you tickle yourself?

One of the best ways to produce really new ideas and solutions is to get someone to “tickle your brains”. Read on to find out more. Full Story

August 2003
The best way may be a different way


From a simple game of billiards, you can glean many practical lessons for problem solving. Full Story

July 2003
Look... no fence


Do we question accepted practices or do we just passively move with the herd? This story provides an invaluable lesson. Full Story

June 2003
Standing on the shoulders of giants


Renowned scientist and mathematician Isaac Newton attributed his success to others. Find out why and learn how you can work better and faster. Full Story

May 2003
The V-Team


An uplifting example of how to work effectively as a team and reap the benefits of synergy. Full Story

April 2003
Keep making your own music
 


Is there anything that hinders you from innovating? A true story of famous composer Ludwig van Beethoven will encourage you to keep thinking, trying and doing things differently. Full Story

March 2003
Throw out the rubbish

A whimsical tale that will set you thinking about the smart way to approach your work and ensure long-lasting results. Full Story

January l February 2003
Overcome or die


A familiar Chinese legend retold challenges one to conquer fears and obstacles in life. Full Story
 
 
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