My team at work is struggling with coordination. How was the Chavadi procession organized to ensure everyone worked together effectively?

The Chavadi procession, as detailed in Chapter 37, is a remarkable example of coordinated teamwork where every participant had a clear and honored role. It was a highly organized event, not a random crowd. In the lead was the horse Shyamakarna, followed by a mace-bearer and heralds shouting praises. Key devotees had specific responsibilities: Tatyaba held Baba's left hand, Mhalasapati held the right, and Bapusaheb Jog held the umbrella. Chowrie-bearers fanned Baba from both sides. Musicians playing cymbals, drums, and veenas provided a unified rhythm, while others carried banners. This structure shows how a shared goal can be achieved joyfully when tasks are distributed and everyone contributes their part to the collective effort.