Who leads? Front Foot of the Elephant S01E10
Let’s talk about taking charge. Stepping up. Getting in the driver’s seat. When do we need to steer the ship, and when should we let the copilot take over? Let’s get on the bike and talk about it!
For our 10th episode (yeah!), we’re talking about the Thai idiom, ช้างเท้าหน้า (Chang Tao Na) - The front foot of the elephant. Thai idioms are great, and we plan to feature them on the channel from time to time so we can learn what they have to teach us.
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0:00 - Intro: Today’s Question
1:33 - Thai language
2:27 - The evolution of “Chang Tao Na”
4:35 - Taking charge in relationships
5:50 - Sharing the lead
8:51 - Outtake
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