Everything revolves around expectations.

A carrot dangled in front of an ox is what makes it plow the field. Take the carrot away, and the ox won't move. Whether the ox is actually fed or not is irrelevant; what matters is that there's always a carrot right in front of its nose.

People are driven by a single breath of hope, and teams are held together by shared aspirations.

Here's something to reflect on: why do we use six-digit passwords to safeguard three-digit savings, all while insisting we're right? Does being right truly matter?