How dreams come true

"I have a dream," Martin Luther King proclaimed to the gathered demonstrators in Washington half a century ago. From history, we know that dreams can only be realized in conjunction with others. There are researched criteria for successful teams that are obvious but difficult to implement in practice: a shared goal, a diverse range of individuals, and a lack of hierarchy. Therefore, the focus here is not on dry theory, but on vibrant practice: a small group of cyclists from Thuringia, whose members had the audacious idea of participating in the "Race Across America." Coached according to the "Hüther Principles," they were ultimately rewarded with victory. This offers new perspectives on the neuroscience of potential development, illustrated by an exciting success story.