Can you share some motivational funny stories?

Sure. Here is one. A man was trying to learn how to skateboard in his 40s. Everyone thought he was crazy. But he said he always wanted to do it. He fell many times but always got up with a big smile. Eventually, he mastered some basic moves. It shows that it's never too late to pursue your dreams.

Once upon a time, a little girl was afraid of public speaking. But she entered a speech competition. She prepared by making funny faces in the mirror while practicing her speech. On the day of the competition, she started her speech by making a goofy face, which made the audience laugh and got their attention. And she ended up delivering a great speech. This story tells us that using humor can help overcome fears.

Sure. There was a man who wanted to learn to dance but was really clumsy at first. Everyone laughed at him. But instead of giving up, he watched videos every day, practiced in his room. After months of hard work, he entered a local dance competition and his energetic and unique style won everyone's heart. It shows that as long as you don't care about others' laughter and keep going, you can achieve great things.

Sure. Here is one. A little frog was constantly told he couldn't jump far. But he didn't listen. Every day he practiced. One day there was a big flood. All the animals were in trouble. But that little frog could jump from one floating log to another and saved many lives. It shows that believing in yourself can lead to great things.

Sure. There was a man who wanted to start his own business but was afraid of failure. One day, he saw a little bird building a nest. The bird kept trying even when the twigs fell. Inspired, he took the plunge. His first attempts failed but he remembered the bird and persisted. Eventually, his business thrived.

Sure. There was a little boy who was very bad at running. Everyone made fun of him. But he saw a snail trying to climb a wall every day. The snail didn't give up. Inspired by the snail, the boy started to practice running every day. After months of hard work, he could run faster than most of his classmates. This shows that we can find motivation from the smallest things around us.

Sure. There was a salesman who sold vacuum cleaners. He was very short and often underestimated. But he had a unique approach. He would enter a house and first clean a small area with his vacuum cleaner without saying a word. After seeing the amazing cleaning result, the homeowners were always interested in buying. His story shows that actions can speak louder than words in sales.

Another story is about a software startup. The founders were a group of friends who had very little funding. They made a promotional video that was really humorous. It showed them working in their pajamas, having coding battles in a really chaotic office environment. This funny video went viral and caught the attention of some investors. Their ability to use humor to get noticed led to their company getting the funds it needed to grow. And it shows that you don't always need a super - serious approach to succeed in business.

Sure. There was a little boy who wanted to climb a big tree but was afraid. His dad told him, 'Son, every great journey starts with a single step, or in this case, a single grip.' The boy laughed at his dad's silly comparison but was motivated. He took that first grip and made it to the top, realizing that sometimes all you need is a little push and a bit of humor.

Here is one. A man decided to start running to get fit. He put on his old running shoes and went out. But after just a block, he was so out of breath. As he was gasping for air, a little girl on a bike passed him and said, 'You run like my grandpa!' He could have been embarrassed but instead he thought it was hilarious. He then made it his goal to run faster than the girl could bike. And with that motivation, he really improved his running skills over time.