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The document discusses synergy in geese flying in a V formation and in nature and business. It states that geese flying in a V formation can fly 71% farther than flying alone, and if one goose falls out of formation it will quickly rejoin. When a goose is sick, two others will follow it down to help protect it. Examples of synergy in nature include sequoia trees sharing roots for support and a bird feeding on a deer's back, benefiting both. Synergy in business includes companies merging when they are compatible to create better solutions than alone.
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- 2. Have you ever seen a flock of geese heading south for the winter flying in V formation???
- 3. • By flying in formation the whole flock can fly 71% farther than if each bird flew alone. • As the lead goose gets tired it allow another goose to take a lead. • The geese in the back honk to encourage those in front.
- 4. • Whenever a goose falls out of the formation it immediately feels the resistance of flying alone and quickly join back the formation. • Finally, when one of the geese gets sick and falls out of formation two geese will follow it down to help and protect it.
- 5. I WONDER,IF THEY TOOK CLASS IN HABIT 6!!!
- 6. SYNERGY IS WHEN TWO OR MORE PEOPLE WORK TOGETHER TO CREATE A BETTER SOLUTION THAN EITHER COULD ALONE.
- 7. To better understand what synergy is let’s see what synergy is not: SYNERGY IS SYNERGY ISN’T CELEBRATING DIFFERENCES TOLERATING DIFFERENCES TEAMWORK WORKING ALONE OPEN-MINDEDNESS THINKING YOU ALWAYS RIGHT FINDING NEW AND BETTER WAYS COMPROMISE
- 8. Synergy is Everywhere • Synergy in nature. • Synergy in business. • Synergy in classroom.
- 9. • SYMBIOSIS Sequoia trees grows to the height of 300 feet or more grow in clumps and share a vast array of intermingled roots without each otherwise they would blow over in storm This picture of small bird feeding off the back of deer is another example of symbiotic relationship in nature, each benefits: the bird gets fed and deer gets clean
- 10. SYNERGY IN BUSINESS • Merger Merging with other companies to which they are compatible.