no problem is too big story

In a business environment, it means not being afraid of big challenges. Just face them head - on.

It implies that no matter how large or difficult a situation seems in our personal growth journey, we can always overcome it. Every 'big' problem is just part of our story, and we have the ability to turn it into an opportunity for growth.

In a social story, a big problem can be the breakdown of community spirit. This can lead to isolation and lack of support among people. It may be caused by rapid urbanization or other factors. A small problem can be someone not following the social norms in a small gathering. Regarding the big problem, community - building activities need to be promoted. As for the small problem, gentle reminders can usually solve it.

One problem with big stories could be that they are often hard to verify completely. In the age of misinformation, big stories can be spread without proper fact - checking. For example, in some political big stories, different parties may distort the facts to serve their own interests. Another issue is that big stories might overshadow smaller but equally important ones. Media often focuses on the big, sensational stories, leaving out the voices and events that are more local or specific but still have a significant impact on certain communities.

It could be. Overusing 'they' might make your writing seem less polished and more monotonous. Readers might get tired of seeing the same word over and over.

Yes, if it's a big gift, it can be really exciting. For example, a big teddy bear. It might be 'too big' to handle easily but it's super cuddly and a great source of comfort.

It was not necessarily a problem to have too much dialogue in a novel, depending on the plot and theme of the novel. In some novels, dialogue is a very important element that can promote the development of the story and express the thoughts and emotions of the characters. In these novels, the dialogue usually formed a lively dialogue system that left a deep impression on the readers. However, in other novels, dialogue may not be the most important element, or dialogue may be too long to effectively convey the story or express the emotions of the characters. In this case, the author might use other elements to enhance the appeal and expression of the novel, such as plot twists, action descriptions, appearance descriptions, etc. The amount of dialogue in a novel depended on the plot and the theme.

Well, without more context, it could be a story about finding the perfect balance. Maybe it's a fable where a character realizes that neither extreme - being too big (greedy or over - ambitious perhaps) nor too small (too timid or lacking confidence) - is the right way. It could be about a little animal that learns it doesn't need to be the biggest to be important, but also can't be too small and meek to get what it wants in life.

The 'too big too small story' could potentially be a children's story. It might involve a little character who encounters things that are too big for it to handle, like a giant mountain it has to climb, and also things that are too small, like a minuscule key it has to find to unlock a door. This type of story could teach kids about the concept of scale and problem - solving.

It doesn't have to be a problem. However, if you want a more diverse range of character dynamics, it might be something to adjust. But if your story is centered around a female - only environment like a women - only school or club, it could be just fine.