In the early years, a small organization can feel like a jazz quartet: each player listening, adjusting, and improvising in real time. Then the quartet becomes an orchestra. Suddenly the sound is louder, the audience larger—and the timing harder to hold. The same musicians are still talented, but the conditions that once made them brilliant together have changed.
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