"I was leading a team project in school, and there were eight of us contributing. We were near completion when one of our members confessed that they left out a chief component of their findings and resubmitted their work. This created a great deal of rework for the rest of us. Everyone grew visibly upset, and a few of them seemed like they wouldn't be able to get past this. But then I commanded everyone's attention, began delegating tasks to get everyone on track, and kept putting one foot in front of another. We delivered the project right in the nick of time. But more importantly, we adapted and worked together as a team, and that was our true success."