A Lesson from geese
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1) Geese fly in a V formation to increase flying range. The flapping wings of geese in front create uplift for those following, allowing the flock to fly 71% further than if flying alone. 2) Any goose that falls out of formation feels increased drag and quickly returns to reduce resistance. Like geese, people who share direction and community can reach their goals more easily than alone. 3) When a goose tires, it rotates to the back and another takes the lead, demonstrating that success depends on teamwork and shared leadership.
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Ask The Geeseguest539768 Geese fly in a V formation to increase their flying range. By flying in formation, each goose creates uplift for the goose behind it, allowing the flock to travel up to 71% further than if each goose flew alone. Any goose that falls out of formation feels increased drag and quickly returns to its place. Just as geese work as a team by sharing leadership and encouraging each other, people can accomplish more by cooperating rather than trying to go it alone.
A lessonfrom geese
A lessonfrom geeseGregg Launico The document discusses the behavior of migrating geese flying in a V formation. It notes that flying in this formation allows geese to fly 71% farther than if they were alone, as each bird benefits from the uplift of the bird in front of it. It also notes that geese take turns leading the formation and will wait for any goose that falls behind or becomes sick. The key lessons for people are to work as a team, share leadership, and support each other especially in times of need.
A lesson from_geese
A lesson from_geeseBennett Jacob Geese fly in a V formation to increase flying range. By flapping its wings, each goose creates uplift for the bird behind it. The whole flock gains 71% more flying range this way compared to flying alone. A goose that falls out of formation feels drag from trying to fly solo and rejoins the V. Like geese working as a team, people can achieve more by sharing a common direction and supporting each other rather than trying to go it alone.
A lesson from_geese
A lesson from_geeseBennett Jacob Geese fly in a V formation to increase flying range. By flapping its wings, each goose creates uplift for the bird behind it. In formation, the flock can travel 71% farther than if each bird flew alone. A goose that falls out of formation feels increased drag and quickly rejoins. Like geese working as a team, people are more successful cooperating than trying to go it alone. Geese take turns leading and encourage each other. Sick or wounded geese are helped and protected by others until they can fly again or die.
A Lesson From Geese
A Lesson From GeeseVedanta Mission This document discusses the behavior of migrating geese flying in a V formation and draws life lessons from it. Some key points:
1) Geese fly in a V formation to increase flying range, with each goose lifting the one behind it, allowing the flock's total range to increase by 71%.
2) Any goose that falls out of formation feels increased drag from flying alone, and quickly returns to the V.
3) When a goose tires, it rotates back in the formation while another takes the lead, showing that success depends on teamwork and shared leadership.
A Lesson From Geese
A Lesson From GeeseLynne Steckly-Barnes This document discusses the behavior of migrating geese flying in a V formation and draws life lessons from it. Some key points:
1) Geese fly in a V formation to increase flying range, with each goose lifting the one behind it, allowing the flock's total range to increase by 71%.
2) Any goose that falls out of formation feels increased drag from flying alone, and quickly returns to the V.
3) When a goose tires, it rotates back in the formation while another takes the lead, showing that cooperation and shared leadership allow the flock to travel efficiently.
A lesson-from-geese
A lesson-from-geeseLynne Steckly-Barnes This document discusses the behavior of migrating geese flying in a V formation and draws life lessons from it. Some key points:
1) Geese fly in a V formation to increase flying range, with each goose lifting the one behind it, allowing the flock's total range to increase by 71%.
2) Any goose that falls out of formation feels increased drag from flying alone, and quickly returns to the V.
3) When a goose tires, it rotates back in the formation while another takes the lead, showing that cooperation and shared leadership allow the flock to travel efficiently.
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A Lesson from geese
- 1. A LESSON FROM GEESE ♫ Turn on your speakers! CLICK TO ADVANCEAUTHOR UNKNOWN SLIDES
- 2. Have you ever wondered why migrating geese fly in a V formation? As with most animal behavior, God had a good reason for including that in their instincts.
- 3. As each bird flaps its wings, it creates uplift for the bird following. In a V formation, the whole flock adds at least 71% more flying range than if each bird flew alone.
- 4. Whenever a goose falls out of formation, it suddenly feels the drag and resistance of trying to fly alone… …and quickly gets back into formation.
- 5. Like geese… … people who share a common direction and sense of community can get where they are going quicker and easier than those who try to go it alone.
- 6. When a goose gets tired, it rotates back into the formation and another goose flies at the point position. If people had as much sense as geese, they would realize that ultimately their success depends on working as a team, taking turns doing the hard tasks, and sharing leadership.
- 7. Geese in the rear of the formation honk to encourage those up front to up their speed. It is important that our “honking from behind” be encouraging. Otherwise it’s just - well - honking.
- 8. When a goose gets sick or wounded, two other geese drop out of formation and follow it down to help and provide protection. They stay with the unhealthy member of the flock until it is either able to fly again or dies.
- 9. Then they launch out again with another passing flock or try to catch up with their own. May we be so sacrificial, that we may be worthy of such friends in our time of need.
- 10. YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A SCIENTIST... …To learn from God’s marvelous creation; you only need to stop long enough to observe and let God reveal His wonders to you.
- 11. “Ask the beasts, and they will teach you; and the birds of the air, and they will tell you; or speak to the earth, and it will teach you; and the fish of the sea will explain to you. Who among all these does not know that the hand of the Lord has done this?” JOB 12:7-9 SOMEONE “ASKED” THE GEESE PLEASE PASS THIS MESSAGE ON TO OTHERS! For more PowerPoint shows click here: www.tommyswindow.com
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