The Snake Bit the Hen — A Story About Regret, Silence, and Empathy

Why do we wait to show love—until it's too late?

In this story titled “The Snake Bit the Hen,” motivational speaker Simerjeet Singh brings to life a parable that holds up a mirror to our relationships. It’s a quiet but powerful reminder of how regret often shows up where compassion could’ve been.

Told through the metaphor of a hen left alone in her final moments, this story gently urges us to ask:
Are we really there for the people who matter—when they need us most?

🎧 What you’ll take from this episode:
– A reminder to value presence over perfection
– A quiet nudge toward empathy before it’s too late
– A reason to reach out today, not someday

Sometimes all it takes is five minutes to change how we treat people forever.

About the Series:
This episode is part of Stories That Move — a storytelling series by Simerjeet Singh that shares timeless lessons through simple, heartfelt narratives. Each story is a moment to pause, reflect, and reconnect with what really matters.

About the Speaker:
Simerjeet Singh is an international keynote speaker and storyteller who combines ancient wisdom with everyday truths to inspire conscious living. His stories are not just for listening — they’re for living.