Tom works in a small office in Tokyo. One day, his boss asked him to lead an important project. At first, Tom was nervous. “I don’t know if I can do this,” he said. But then he thought about his past successes and decided to try.
He spent the evening at home trying to think of new ideas. He knew he had to think carefully because the project could help the company grow. Tom also decided to think it over for one more day before starting. He believed that stopping to think twice would prevent mistakes.
The next morning, Tom considered all the team members’ skills. He asked his coworkers for their opinions and believed that working together would bring the best results. He said, “Let’s think and act together!”
One teammate, Yuki, said, “I suppose we can finish it by next month.” But another member, Ken, didn’t seem interested. He ignored the discussion and kept working silently. Tom didn’t want to forget anyone’s opinion, so he asked Ken again. Finally, Ken shared a good idea.
In the end, the project was a success. Tom realized that if you stop and think, even a difficult task becomes easier. The boss was happy and praised Tom for his leadership and clear thinking.
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