Morning Stories
When the first word pops into my head in the morning, these spontaneous stories emerge. Without a plan. But with fun.
to collect
It's time to collect. And even more often, it's time to gather together. Because many minds have more and better ideas. And it's precisely those that are needed — in collectible quantities. And as fresh and unspent as possible.T.E.A.M.
Not sure if “teambuilding” is actually an abbreviation. But if it were, maybe it stands for: “Terrific—someone else does it.”
Con Fusion
Please, separate your words correctly. That’s what modern spelling rules suggest, at least. Because when you split a word the wrong way, you might sprinkle a little confusion into the mix.The Solidaritists
Oh yes — this phenomenon has quite a large team of perpetrators. And they wield a powerful tool: the ability to make life together fair, kind, and deeply human.Group Instinct
Your average Homo sapiens loves to form groups. It doesn’t take much—three people are enough, and boom, you’ve got a group. How educated that group turns out to be is another question entirely. But once formed, evolution takes over and the show begins.
What’s going on?
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