Management Lessons
from Childhood Activities-2
See-Saw
During a short break I remember
rushing to a see-saw to grab my seat, sometimes I used to play with close friends
or sometimes I play with other class children
Initially the objective
was to get an upper hand and prove my strength, later I understood that if I need
to enjoy the game of see-saw I need to go up and come down. As and when the
time passes by we slowly take turns to go up and come down.
Once the bell rings, we
gently help up each other to settle down & rush back to the class, what nostalgic
days it was. During childhood our mind
was filled with fun, craving for chance to run and play.
When I was reflecting upon
the game of see-saw I was able to infer some life lessons as well as management
lessons
Here are some Life Lessons from See-Saw
- We need to start from the bottom.
- We need to put efforts to go up.
- We will not be in the bottom for a long-time.
- We cannot be in top every time.
- We need to strike a balance
Here are some Management Lessons from See-saw
The other side
always plays tough.
We need to put across
our points to raise up.
We need to talk win-win
to get a balance.
Either we are in
top the or in the bottom we can’t just move way it hurts self as well as others.
Remember the see-saw when you come across ups and downs in life as well as conflicting or negotiating situations in life
by
M.L.Narendra Kumar
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