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I've always been one those who finds useful parallels between business and sports. In fact, I think it's something that applies especially well in a field such as watershaping, where successful results require coordination of distinctly different activities unified by shared goals and objectives. For those reasons, High Five!:  The Magic of Working Together by Ken Blanchard and Sheldon Bowles (Harper Collins, 2001) is superb fuel for watershapers - and anyone else who makes their living working in cooperation with others. I first discovered the book because of my son Trey's soccer career.  He started when he was all of four years old, and I signed on as the coach.   If any of you have ever watched four-year-old boys play