Imagine using brawn when you need brains, or putting a "people" person alone in the back stockroom instead of the front desk.
You can't out-hustle your weakness. Instead, lean into your team's natural strengths through strategic positioning.

When your people are in their right positions, you can turn the power on when you need it most with less effort, while maximizing output and better results. 

Getting the right kind of power from the right positions balances the energy reserves.

Power is good. Cohesion is better. A smaller, more aligned team wins out over bumbling brawn any day. 

When a team doesn't paddle together, the boat will still go fast, but only in circles. Paddling in unison gets you across the finish line.