A hunter spread grain and netted an entire flock of doves. The flock king called out: "Stop struggling individually — fly together!" United, they lifted the net into the air and flew to a friend who cut them free. A single dove struggling alone would have exhausted itself; together they escaped.
Coordination solves problems that individual capability cannot. The doves' survival came not from strength but from the willingness to act as one body. Shared direction, even briefly, multiplies force.
Where is a problem you're carrying alone that a coordinated effort — even two or three people — would solve decisively?
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