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A mini saga is a story that is told in exactly 50 words - not 49 or 51 but exactly 50 words.
For me, this is a great exercise for the brain. I was first introduced to this by Daniel Pink via his book "A Whole New Mind".
This lens is a collection of links to my mini sagas on my blog Life Beyond Code.
Mini Saga Collection
Stories in exactly 50 words!
- #1 The Interview
- He did well in the interview. Should he take up the job?
- #2 The Phone Call
- Sometimes trying again won't work!
- #3 The Book
- We need the complete story!
- #4 - The Accident
- "Blind Spots" are bad!
- #5 - Airport
- Getting late to the airport is not good!
- #6 - Love at first sight
- OK, then what?
- #7 - The deal
- Is the deal done? Almost.
- #8 - The Choice
- Choice overload sucks!
- #9 - Giving Back
- Paying the right price is important
- #10 - The Goal
- Goals are good. But, they have to be the right ones
- #11 - The Team
- Goal is near but the team needs you. Which one do you pick?
- #12 - Lost and Found
- When you lose your mind, where will you find it?
- #13 - The Block
- He desperately wanted to get out of the writer's block.
- #14 - Lost
- Bob was lost. After a while he realized what the real problem was..
- #15 - The Leader
- The leader moved on and nobody felt a thing..
- #16 - The Startup
- Starting up a startup is easy. Getting deals is not.
- #17 - The Reality Show
- The reality show may not be really real...
- #18 - The Sales Seminar
- There is nothing like an inexpensive sales seminar
- #19 - The Missing Piece
- Are you really sure that you are focusing on the most important thing?
- #20 - Happiness
- What makes you happy?
- #21 - The Price
- Things seem easy until you dig into the "total price" paid...
- #22 - The Trend
- You want to know why you failed. How about the reason behind your success?
- #23 - Networking
- If something is too good to be true, it probably is..
- #24 - Requirements Analysis
- Software Professionals or otherwise, we are always responding to requests based on our understanding of the request. If you get the request wrong, then%u2026
- #25 - The Entrepreneur
- Eternally searching for the next big idea to execute on will not help much...
My latest book: Beyond Code (foreword by Tom Peters)
Beyond Code: Learn to Distinguish Yourself in 9 Simple Steps!
Amazon Price: $15.96 (as of 05/15/2008)
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