I straddle the line that divides introverts and extroverts. Perhaps that explains why group facilitation feels natural to me. Taking a moment to reflect upon our talents and our shortcomings is important. Approaching a stranger with a question about their lapel pin enable both parties to reflect. Time well spent.
What I see in you, Chris, is a superpower for storytelling. You’ve a secondary power for rallying strangers, getting them to step up and contribute. Witnessed this at The Summit both in our Servant Leadership TF as well as when you corralled a few Scouts and had them form an Honor Guard.
Wonder of LIFE!
I straddle the line that divides introverts and extroverts. Perhaps that explains why group facilitation feels natural to me. Taking a moment to reflect upon our talents and our shortcomings is important. Approaching a stranger with a question about their lapel pin enable both parties to reflect. Time well spent.
What I see in you, Chris, is a superpower for storytelling. You’ve a secondary power for rallying strangers, getting them to step up and contribute. Witnessed this at The Summit both in our Servant Leadership TF as well as when you corralled a few Scouts and had them form an Honor Guard.
U-B-U. And by all means, keep writing.
From one OLD guy to another: “I'm still me, after all.”