We should follow the example of the wolves: The first three are the oldest or the sick and mark the rhythm of the group. They are followed by the five strongest who defend them in a surprise attack. In the center follow the other members of the pack, and at the end of the group are five more strong ones that will protect the group. Finally, alone, the “alpha” wolf, the leader, follows. In short, the pack follows the rhythm of the elders and under the command of the leader who imposes the group spirit, leaving no one behind. “The real meaning of life is not to arrive first, but to arrive at the same destination together”.