"物語はリーダーの道具箱の中で最も強力な道具です"
— Howard Gardner
Simplified Meaning:
Telling stories is one of the best ways a leader can inspire and guide others. When a leader shares a story, it helps people connect with the message on a personal level. Think about a time when you heard a story about someone overcoming a big challenge. That story probably stayed with you longer and made a bigger impact than if someone just gave you a list of facts. This is because stories make ideas easier to understand and remember. For example, a teacher telling a story about a student who worked hard and improved their grades can motivate other students to do the same. Leaders in businesses, politics, or any other field can use stories to show what values are important, how to solve problems, or how to stay strong during hard times. By sharing real experiences or examples, leaders can make their message clear, relatable, and memorable, helping others to act and follow their vision.
