The Crab and the CEO: A Lesson in Leadership

 

One morning, a young corporate employee sat nervously in their manager's glass-walled office. "Your presentation skills need work," the manager chided, scrolling through their phone. "You should speak with confidence, structure your arguments clearly, and engage your audience."

The employee hesitated, then replied: "Sir, would you mind demonstrating first? I'd love to learn from your example."

The manager froze—aware he routinely read speeches from slides, avoided tough questions, and spent meetings checking emails.

Modern Moral: Those who demand excellence must first embody it. Leadership isn't taught—it's shown.