Three’s Company but is Five a Riot?

In Malcom Gladwell’s book titled The Tipping Point, he speaks about the moment when a small occurrence makes a tremendous difference. He discusses how often identifying when this tipping point occurs is not always transparent. However, you know it occurred though the effects or results. This idea goes for positive outcomes as well as negative ones. In either case it is always beneficial to find out “what made this difference” and “how can we repeat it.” Or in the negative case, “how can we not repeat it.” Although Gladwell’s concept was focused on social behaviors and selling goods, I believe the notion of a “tipping point” also occurs in other cases. Take for example when working with a

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