How can we live a better story?

One way is to improve international cooperation. Since live animals trafficking often involves cross - border activities, countries need to work together. Share information, resources, and coordinate their efforts. Another approach is to support conservation organizations. These organizations can play a key role in rescuing trafficked animals, rehabilitating them, and protecting their natural habitats. We can also encourage the development of alternative products. For instance, if there are synthetic alternatives to animal - based products used in traditional medicine, it can reduce the demand for live animals.

We can live up to it by accepting that our time is limited like a short story. So, we should make every moment count. We can pursue our passions, love deeply, forgive easily, and try to leave a positive mark on the people around us. Also, we should be aware that our story is part of a bigger whole, so we should be kind and inclusive to others.

To live by 'life is short story', first, we need to be more decisive. Since life is short, we don't have time to waste on indecision. Second, we should seek new experiences constantly. A short story is often full of interesting events, and so should our lives. Also, we should be more present in the moment. In a short story, every moment is important, and the same goes for life.

To tell them a better story, first, understand your audience. Know their interests, values, and what they care about. Then, focus on a clear and engaging plot. Use vivid language to paint pictures in their minds. For example, instead of just saying 'it was a beautiful day', say 'the sun shone brightly, casting a warm golden glow over everything'. Also, introduce relatable characters that they can root for or against.

One way to understand it better is by studying the origin of stories. For example, looking at ancient myths and how they were created to explain natural phenomena or cultural values.

We should be more flexible. Since life is not a story with a set plot, we need to adapt to the unexpected. Don't be too rigid in our plans.

First, we need to be self - aware. Know our strengths and weaknesses. Then, make choices that align with our real selves. For instance, if we love art but everyone around us is into business, we should still pursue art because that's part of our own origin story. Also, don't be afraid to make mistakes and learn from them, as they are also elements of our self - created story.

First, we need to communicate effectively. Listen to what our teammates have to say and share our own ideas. Also, we should respect each other's roles on the team. If someone is a defender, we should value their contribution as much as that of a striker. During training, we all work hard together, not just for individual glory but for the team's success. And in matches, we should encourage each other even when things are going wrong. If a teammate makes a mistake, we don't blame them but help them get back on track. Because we are a team, end of story.

We can learn about the passage of time and how it affects our lives. Maybe it shows different life stages, like childhood, youth, and old age.

Research is also crucial. Look into the historical records, if available. For example, in the case of a project with a vision, check the project's initial plans, memos, and reports. Analyze how the vision has changed over time and what factors contributed to those changes. This can give you a good understanding of the back story.