A goose with strong wings and steady instincts longed to lead the group. He flew with purpose, honked with confidence—yet others took the lead while he remained in formation.
Frustrated, he asked an elder, “Why am I
never chosen?”
The elder watched the sky. “Leading isn’t
about wanting the front. It’s about being ready when the wind calls your name.”
So the goose prepared—not by pushing forward,
but by steadying others. He guided the lost, strengthened the weary, learned
the currents, and flew with quiet certainty.
Then, one crisp morning, as the lead bird
faltered, the wind called his name. The flock echoed it, their voices lifting
him skyward. Without hesitation, he surged forward—not because he demanded it,
but because he was ready when the moment arrived.
Don’t just help you be seen— ensure
you’re prepared when opportunity calls.
Strengthen your wings. Listen for your name.
The sky is waiting.
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