types of stories.

While storytelling is as old as the human race, its importance in organizational change is often overlooked.

The Mechanics Of Changing Minds Through Storytelling
The first thing to learn about leadership storytelling is that most stories don’t change our minds or spark an intent to act differently. Stories naturally enable us to get inside the mind of another human being. Stories expand our understanding of other people. Stories give us vicarious experience that we can obtain in no other way. These stories “in the wild” are inherently stimulating and naturally life-enhancing. But if we think back to all the millions of stories that we have heard in our lives, we will see that very few have changed our minds or our behavior.

We now know that the stories that do change minds and spark different behavior tend to have a particular narrative pattern. The key to leadership storytelling is to master this narrative pattern. Once we understand this pattern and know how to put it into practice, we can reproduce effective change-inducing stories, whatever the situation we are in, whether your listener is a boss, a subordinate, a colleague, a customer, or a family member.

What stories you tell is more important than how you tell them. The first and the most important part of being a story teller is knowing what stories to tell.

A founding story. sharing a founding story gives your employees a chance to be a part of something bigger than just their jobs;

A story of courage and triumph Old man and the sea. a story of an old Cuban fisher man and his supreme ordeal a relentless agonizing battle with a giant Merlin far out in the gulf stream. courage in the face of defeat and personal triumph won from loss inspires every generation.

A story of equality. All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others. When the down trodden animals fro M Farm overthrow their master and take over they imagine that it is the beginning of a life of freedom and equality. However soon they discover a cunning ruthless elite among them masterminded by the pigs starts to take control. that is when the other animals discover they are not all equal as they thought for they find themselves hopelessly ensnared. 
life's lessons happening almost before your eyes. tales to learn from.

Animal Stories.

1. A friend in need is a friend indeed.
2. A Town Mouse and A Country Mouse
3. Elephant and Friends
4. Four Friends
5. Hungry Wolf
6. The Clever Crab
7. The Clever Frog
8. The Crane and The Snake

Moral stories.

1. A Wise Counting
2. A Wise Old Owl
3. Baa Baa Black Sheep
4. Beg Your Pardon Mrs. Hardin
5. Bell The Cat
6. Belling The Cat
7. Betty Botter
8. Bye Baby Bunting
9. Cat and Dog were Friends
10. Clever Thief
11. Cobbler Cobbler
12. Cock-a-doodle doo
13. Come To the Window
14. Dick An Actor
15. Diddle Diddle Dumpling
16. Do You Know the Muffin Man?
17. Do Your Ears Hang Low?
18. Doctor Foster
19. Faithful Jose
20. Georgie Porgie
21. Grey Goose and Gander
22. Haste makes Waste
23. Hey diddle diddle
24. Hickory Dickory Dock
25. Honesty is The Best Policy.
26. Hunting With The Lion
27. Long-Eared Puppy
28. Look before You leap.
29. My Son John
30. Night Watchman
31. Nursery Moral Stories
32. One Nut and Two Boys
33. Pride has A Fall.
34. Satan in Disguise
35. Selfish Friendship
36. Sheba and The Monkey
37. Silly Little Mariam
38. The Camel and The Jackal
39. The Cap-Seller and The Monkeys
40. The Cat and The Fox
41. The Cat is in the Well.
42. The Cockerel
43. The Crooked Tree
44. The Crow and The Eagle
45. The Cows and The Lion
46. The Crane and The Wolf
47. The Disobedient Boy
48. The Disobedient Son
49. The Dog and The Cows
50. The Dog and The Donkey
51. The Donkey in Lion's Skin
52. The Donkey’s Brain
53. The Dove and The Ant
54. The Dreaming Astronomer
55. The Failed Cock
56. The Farmer and His Lazy Sons
57. The Farmer and The Crane
58. The Farmer and The Sparrows
59. The Foolish Donkey
60. The Foolish Hare
61. The Foolish Wolf’s Flute
62. The Fox and The Grapes!
63. The Fox and The Stork - 1
64. The Fox and The Stork - 2
65. The Fox and The Crow
66. The Fox and The Hare
67. The Fox Without Tail
68. The Giant and The Traveller
69. The Girl without Hands
70. The Golden Goose
71. The Goose and Its Golden Egg!
72. The Greedy Lion
73. The Hare and The Lion
74. The Hare and The Tortoise
75. The Horse Who Wanted Safety
76. The Inexperienced Mouse
77. The Irresponsible Ox
78. The King Cobra and The Ants
79. The King and The Spider
80. The Lion and The Frog
81. The Lion and The Hog
82. The Lion and The Mouse! : 1
83. The Lion and The Mouse! : 2
84. The Little Elves - 1
85. The Little Elves - 2
86. The Milk-Maid’s Dream
87. The Mongoose and The Child
88. The Mother Frost
89. The Old Witch
90. The Old Woman on the Moon
91. The Peacock and The Crane
92. The Poor Farmer
93. The Poor Man’s Wealth
94. The Proud Donkey
95. The Red Hen and Her Friends
96. The Right Person
97. The Scared Little Mouse
98. The Saint’s Wisdom
99. The Salt Vendor and His Donkey
100. The Shepherd Boy and The Wolf
101. The Six Swans
102. The Son of The Lioness
103. The Story of The Desert
104. The Thirsty Crow!
105. The Tricky Fox
106. The Truthful Woodcutter
107. The Two Frogs
108. The Two Pots
109. The Valiant Tailor
110. The Widow and Her Little Maidens
111. The Wind and The Sun
112. The Wise Cock and The Wicked Fox
113. The Wise Judge
114. The Wise Pigeon
115. The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats
116. The Wolf in Sheep-skin
117. Two Silly Goats
118. The Wolf and The Crane
119. Two Friends and The Bear

Jataka tales

• The Doe Sets Her Husband Free

• The Greedy Crow

• The Jackal Saved The Lion

Aesop's Fables.

A Cartload of Almonds

• Boar with Foresight

• Defeated by Pride

• Fox in Cart

• Foxy Rooster

• Hanging Together

• Last Boast

• Monkey Business

• Pale Hunter

• Plane Truth

• Running with Herd

• Speedy Rabbit

• The Ailing Deer

• The Clever Sheep

• The Foolish Dog

• The Foolish Donkey

• The Oil Lamp Humbled

• The Sea pleads helplessness

• The Unseen Enemy

• Timidity

Birbal stories.

1. Tansen ... A Great Singer
2. Dasvant ... A Great Painter
3. King Todarmal ... A Financial Wizard
4. Abdu us-Samad ... A Brilliant Calligrapher and Designer of Imperil Coins
5. Abul Fazal ... A Great Historian ( whose brother was Faizi )
6. Faizi ... A Great Poet
7. Mir Fareh-ullah Shirazi ... Financier,Philosopher,Physician & Astronomer
8. King Maan Singh ... A Great Man known for His Chivalry9. Birbal ... A Great Man known for His Valuable Advice.

Modern stories.

• A Little Friend

• A Mysterious Memory

• An Old Lady and The Lamp

• Christopher’s encounter with The Aliens

• Count The Blessings, Not The Curses

• Holidays

• Home Alone

• Sleepovers

• The Coconut Tree

• The Kindhearted Villager

• The Lost Ball

• The Magic Hole

• The Magic Potion

• The Missing Sweetmeat

• The Mule

• The Mysterious School

• The Secret of Work

• The Three Sons of The King

• The Wishing Tree

• Tikku and The Rats

• Wonderful Christmas Gift.

Mulla Stories.

• A Question of Time

• Donkey of Hodja

• Fired by Fear

• Hodja and The Scholar

• Hodja Goes to Tailor

• Hodja’s Holy House

• Hodja in The Dust

• Hodja is Relieved

• Hodja Postpones Paying

• Hodja Refuses to Write

• Hodja's Rich Dream

• Hodja Suggests Remedy

• Hodja The King

• Milk for Mullah

• Sour Reply

• Speedy Ox

• Super Salesman

• Sweet Quarrels

• The Incomplete Coffin

• The Mind-Reader

• The Mulla in Muddle

• The Mulla Pleads Poverty

• The Relatives of Donkey

• The Scholarly Coachman.

Zen stories.

• A Handful of Answers

• Making a Difference

• Overcoming Anger

• Right Move

• Sleepy Teacher

• The End

• When Truth Dawned.

Classic stories.

• The Cabuliwallah

• The Happy Prince

• The Last Leaf

• The Magic Shop

• The Necklace

• The Open Window

• The Remarkable Rocket.