Pattern
Attention Finds a Focus
The group faces unclear next steps. It needs direction. People need to work together. No clear process has named who will lead. - People want a steer when things are unclear - Silence pushes someone to act - Early signals weigh extra - Leadership can show up without anyone planning it Attention settles on one person. Others start lining up their behavior with that person's actions, tone, or timing. When nobody knows the next move, attention finds a focus fast—then direction follows whether anyone planned it or not.

