Mutant Ninja Turtles watched the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles yesterday. Each of the little turtles has its own advantages, including strong, intelligent, romantic, and emotional intelligence. In fact, how is it different from our young people's imagination? When we first stepped into this society, we all felt that we were the best and the most capable, but after a long time, we gradually discovered that the power of a person is too small, especially when starting a business. It can really reflect the strength of the team when it is time to do so.
The turtle, the boss, is a very rational team leader, although sometimes he may ignore other advantages because he is very good, and blindly pay attention to his own point of view instead of imposing it on others. Because of his own point of view, he thought that he was right and others had to listen to him. Until later, when he talked to Master Mouse, he expressed his opinion that the people in this team were not good, and everyone was doing their own thing. In fact, he never felt that it was true at that time. My own problem, until I finally had a serious disagreement on whether to change from a turtle to a human being, did I realize that a good leader is not a dictatorship, but a person who believes in every member of his team and respects their right to choose.
The second tortoise is very interesting. The anger on his back is particularly interesting. He has no intention of being direct and is also good at expressing his emotions. Be conceited, according to the statement of the generals in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, they are courageous and will make many low-level mistakes. Therefore, you must have a good leader to maximize your strength in the team. I remember a scene of jumping from a plane. When it came down, it made a lot of low-level mistakes that caused the entire team to fail.
The third child is a tortoise with strong personal emotions. He is eager to interact with humans. He does not want to stay in the sewers all day long. Only once, the fourth child tells the boss that the purple potion in the laboratory can turn us into human form. , the third child couldn't hide his excitement and immediately ran to tell the second one, but the third child had no opinion of his own, did he have the same executive power as the second child when he longed to become a human being? Think about it, but it was the third child's cranky thinking that led to the last human beings to accept the hero tortoise, so the third child is more like a thinking talent.
The fourth is a tech house, everything is for better technology, bringing more equipment and technology to the team. For example, the garbage tank is the masterpiece of the fourth, so an elite team cannot leave at any time. The only drawback of this little turtle is that I don't think it has any shortcomings.
Having talked about so many ghosts’ personalities, we are talking about the way of telling stories. Probably we are talking about such a group of turtles who are behind the protection of New York’s safety. I grew up in New York and have a lot of affection for this city, but I have always been I can't even get on the stage, and no matter how many good things I have done, humans don't know. I hide in the dark sewers all day long and make myself very embarrassed. I know that one day a bad person escaped from prison and brought them to them, from turtles to turtles. After the people's hope, the team was divided into two factions. One faction believed that being a turtle was our true face and there was no need to change it. The other faction believed that we should become human beings and could better cooperate with human beings to better play ourselves. Instead of staying in the lower tunnel every day, and finally finding that if the team is not united, it will definitely not perform the task. Finally, the boss decisively respects each teammate and lets them choose whether to become a human or not, and then the final battle begins! Therefore, a good team is only able to fight when it fully respects the individual.
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