Lesson From The Wild Geese

Slide 1: Th e ne xt s e a s on, wh e n you s e e th e g e e s e m ig ra ting , g oing to a wa rm e r pla c e , to s ort th e winte r... P a y a tte ntion th a t th e y fly in a “V” form a tion Ma yb e you will b e inte re s te d in knowing Wh y th e y do it th is wa y...

Slide 2: B y flying in a “V” forma tion....

Slide 3: Th e wh ole floc k inc re a s e s th e flig h t e ffic ie nc y by 71% Compa re d to jus t one bird flying a lone

Slide 4: Le s s on 1: S h a ring th e s a me dire c tion a nd working a s a te a m, g e t us to th e de s tina tion quic ke r a nd e a s ie r. B y h e lping ours e lve s , th e a c c omplis h me nts a re g re a te r!.

Slide 5: Wh e n a g oos e le a ve s th e forma tion..

Slide 6: He fe e ls th e re s is ta nc e of th e a ir a nd th e diffic ultie s of flying a lone ....

Slide 7: Th e n, h e quic kly c ome s ba c k to th e forma tion to ta ke a dva nta g e of th e th e floc k’s powe r in front of h im ..

Slide 8: Le s s on 2: B y s ta ying in tune a nd unite d be s ide th os e wh o a re g oing in th e s a me dire c tion, th e e ffort will be le s s . It will be e a s ie r a nd ple a s ing to re a c h th e g oa ls , E ve ryone will be inc line d to a c c e pt a nd g ive h e lp.

Slide 9: Wh e n th e le a de r g oos e g e ts tire d of flying ...

Slide 10: ... He g oe s to th e e nd of th e “V” forma tion. Wh ile a noth e r g oos e ta ke s th e le a d.

Slide 11: Le s s on 3: To s h a re th e le a de rs h ip, Th e re mus t be mutua l re s pe c t be twe e n us a ll th e time ... S h a ring th e h a rde s t proble ms a nd ta s ks .. G a th e ring our a bilitie s a nd c ombining our fa c ultie s , ta le nts a nd re s ourc e s ….

Slide 12: Th e g e e s e flying on a “V” forma tion, th e y qua c k to e nc oura g e to th e one s in th e front. In th a t wa y, th e y ke e p th e s a me s pe e d.

Slide 13: Le s s on 4: Wh e n th e re is c oura g e a nd e nc oura g e me nt, th e prog re s s is g re a te r.. A time ly word of e nc oura g e me nt, a lwa ys motiva te s , h e lps a nd s tre ng th e ns .. It produc e s th e be s t of be ne fits ...

Slide 14: Wh e n a g oos e g e ts s ic k, is injure d or g e ts tire d ,

Slide 15: And h e mus t le a ve th e forma tion...

Slide 16: Oth e r g e e s e le a ve th e forma tion too, a nd th e y fly with h im to h e lp h im out a nd prote c t h im. Th e y re ma in with h im until h e die s or h e is a ble to fly a g a in. Th e y re a c h th e ir be vy or th e y jus t ma ke a noth e r “V” forma tion.

Slide 17: Le s s on 5: Le t’s s ta y be s ide e a c h oth e r no ma tte r wh a t th e diffe re nc e s . S pe c ia lly in time s of diffic ulty a nd g re a t c h a lle ng e s ..

Slide 18: If we bond tog e th e r a nd s upport e a c h oth e r.. If we ma ke true th e s pirit of te a mwork.. R e g a rdle s s of our diffe re nc e s , we c a n ris e to me e t our c h a lle ng e . If we unde rs ta nd th e re a l va lue of frie nds h ip.. If we a re a wa re of th e fe e ling of s h a ring .. LIF E WILL B E E AS IE R AND THE P AS S ING OF YE AR S MOR E F ULF ILLING ..