Wisdom Ghost Stories

Episode #26 is the final episode in this series, and it is about finding what you are looking for. In this story, all of the office employees receive a gift box from their recently-departed boss. Some ghostly wisdom descends on the room as they open their boxes. It's the final story from Mr. Baitenswitch: Ghost Stories to Keep You and Your Organization Alive. The story is read by Geralyn Hoxsey Sparough and written by J. Thomas Sparough.

Episode #25 is about trust. Mistrust often swirls in the air we breath. It's everywhere. How can we trust anyone but ourself? The Dust is a chance to listen to some ghostly words of wisdom on the subject. It's a story from Mr. Baitenswitch: Ghost Stories to Keep You and Your Organization Alive. The story is written and read by J. Thomas Sparough.

Episode #24 is about honesty in the work place. Without honesty, it is very difficult to believe in the company one works for, or owns. Is there an honest exchange of ideas? Are customers getting what they paid for? Is it possible to speak truth to power? Undecided  is a chance to listen to some ghostly words of wisdom on the subject. It's a story from Mr. Baitenswitch: Ghost Stories to Keep You and Your Organization Alive. The story is written by J. Thomas Sparough and read by Geralyn Hoxsey Sparough.

Episode #23 is about preparation for public speaking. Many of us have stage fright, but what is even more common is the anxiety we experience before we even get on the stage. This can be debilitating. It can ruin our performance before we even begin. Stage Fright is a chance to listen to some ghostly words of wisdom on the subject. It's a story from Mr. Baitenswitch: Ghost Stories to Keep You and Your Organization Alive. The story is written and read by J. Thomas Sparough.

Episode #22 is about doing what we can to help make our organization, our family, or our world better. We all have challenges that can never be fully solved. Right Here shows the consequences of unmet challenges. It's a ghostly reminder that our efforts matter. It's a story from Mr. Baitenswitch: Ghost Stories to Keep You and Your Organization Alive. The story is written by J. Thomas Sparough and read by Geralyn Hoxsey Sparough.

Episode #21 is about the importance of language. The words that come out of our mouths help to shape our lives. We must be careful to speak the truth. Warmth is a ghostly reminder that words are powerful. It's a story from Mr. Baitenswitch: Ghost Stories to Keep You and Your Organization Alive. The story is written and read by J. Thomas Sparough.

Episode #20 is about compassionate communication. We all have challenges to effectively communicate with others. Hot Seat illustrates a ghostly reminder that communication is a two way street. There are consequences to not bothering to let other people know information that affects them. It's a story from Mr. Baitenswitch: Ghost Stories to Keep You and Your Organization Alive. The story is written by J. Thomas Sparough and read by Geralyn Hoxsey Sparough.

Episode #19 is about compassion and empathy. There is systemic injustice in the world and in all of our workplaces. Dead of Winter illustrates a ghostly tragedy. How do we help those who are desperate to save their families? It's a story from Mr. Baitenswitch: Ghost Stories to Keep You and Your Organization Alive. The story is written and read by J. Thomas Sparough.

Episode #18 explores the causes of our personalities. All of us are shaped by the things that have happened to us in our lives, even though sometimes we no longer remember those experiences. Habits illustrates a ghostly exploration into what makes people tick. It's a story from Mr. Baitenswitch: Ghost Stories to Keep You and Your Organization Alive. The story is written by J. Thomas Sparough and read by Geralyn Hoxsey Sparough.

Episode #17 explores peer pressure. Even those of us with the strongest willpower can become victims of negative peer pressure. Deadbeat illustrates how peer pressure can build up and take over our lives. It's a story from Mr. Baitenswitch: Ghost Stories to Keep You and Your Organization Alive. The story is written and read by J. Thomas Sparough.