What can be extracted from the story that frogs show crabs the way?

In the story of the frog showing the way to the crab, the following ideas can be extracted:

Finding the right method is the first step to achieve the goal.

Only by choosing the right direction can we reach the other side of success.

Don't blindly follow other people's opinions, accept other people's good opinions (ideas) and combine them with your own actual situation.

Help others (give advice to others) and think from others' perspective.

Attached story:

The crab got lost in the forest. When I met a frog, I asked, "Brother Frog, how can I get to the river?" The frog pointed to the front and said, "Go straight ahead and you will reach the river in a moment." The crab walked for a long time, but it still didn't reach the river. Later, the crab met the frog and accused me of saying, "You made me suffer. I haven't seen the shadow of the river for a long time." The frog said, "I didn't lie to you!" " I told you to go straight ahead, but you crawled sideways. Of course, you can't get to the river. "