Motivation and inspiration learn from the life of the swan

Geese is the largest member of the Anatidae family, and is one of the largest water birds that can fly. The largest goose species, White Swan, can reach 60 inches long and weigh 50 pounds. Their wingspan can reach a length of three meters. Compared to his brother, a short-necked goose, a larger swan and proportionately has a larger leg and neck. In an adult swan, they have a skin mark that is not covered in hair between the eyes and the beak. The same man and woman do not show sexual dimorphism. But the size of a male geese is generally larger and heavier.

When a goose becomes sick, injured, or shot down, two other geese will come out of the formation with a goose and follow it down to help and protect. They will live with birds that fall to death or can fly again. After that they will fly with their own strength or by forming other formations to pursue their entourage.
If we have feelings, at least like swans, we will live with our friends and neighbors in their difficult times, just as when everything is fine.

When the geese sit in front of the tired, fly behind the formation, and the other goose will fly in place.
It is sensible to perform difficult and demanding tasks in turn and lead together. Like birds, humans depend on each other in terms of ability, capacity, and uniqueness in rewards or other resources.