add a section detailing why users want to visualize machines as a team

Author: gavination

blog/2023-09-15-teams-feature-overview/index.mdx

@@ -20,11 +20,16 @@ Enter [Stately teams](https://stately.ai/docs/teams), our way to provide privacy
 ## Why would I need this?
 Great question, and we're glad you asked! 
 While we have the [Discover](https://stately.ai/registry/discover) page, which showcases over 20 thousand(!) community-created machines, we know that statecharts can contain critical details about core algorithms or can have processes that give businesses a competitive edge. 
-Many users expressed interest in keeping these types of machines private, and we listened. 
+Many users expressed interest in keeping these types of machines private, and we listened.
 
+### Sharing machine visualizations with teammates
+Developing software is collaborative by nature. To get any product launched, bug fixed, or feature shipped, teams need to work together under the same shared context.
+As projects grow in scope and complexity, it gets easier and easier for team members to lose track of the bigger picture. 
+Team members may get lost in the weeds of their own work while the rest of the project changes around them, or they may not have the full context of the project and make decisions that don't align with the team's goals.
+This is where the Studio's teams feature comes in.
+Visualizing app logic as statecharts allows teams to see the entire project at a glance, and the ability to share these visualizations empowers each member to make well-informed decisions.
 
 ## Teams 101
-
 Teams is an exclusive feature for [**Pro** and Enterprise users](https://stately.ai/pricing) that allows them to collaborate on different projects without needing to make them publicly visible. Team owners have the ability to assign roles that map closely with their team members' intended set of responsibilities.
 
 ![team screenshot](./teamVNext.png)