become a leader

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• Got an office!
• Made offical brochures – Awesome!
• Referendum – approved 82% yes, YAHOO success
• MISA speaking event- ok
• Stand up Take Action/MDG petition- flop :(
• Annual General Assembly – made it!! Inspirational!
• Christmas basket- in progress

• Increase community outreach; support, involvement and awareness
• Speak more in the community
• Recruit new members
• Groom future leaders for next years executive
• Elect a group activity planner
• Hold fun group activities once each month
• Tend to the sponsered needs more fully/become a better friend/check up more often face to face. Actually have him say yes to an outing.
• Make a snow men with the Africans :)
• Hold a successful Rock for Refugees
• Achieve media attention
• Come up with a good idea to approach the WUSC national office about.
• Motivate members, get more input and involvement from them
• Have more people approach us/come to our office
• Meet once a week with Gina purely for communication purposes
• Go to a Dal event
• Bring in a speaker
• Organize things so that there is a solid base for next years group

recording experiences

• weaknesses
• strengths
• lessons
• tips
• outcomes ($ raised etc)

for each event.

Start writing ideas as they come for improving WUSC.
Start working towards longterm objectives.
Write what I’ve learned from WUSC.

I took anniciative and organize my poli sci group and they listened and it felt really good.
Maybe I really am becoming a leader.
I am starting to be more of a go-getter finally!

I am the co pres of an organization but I feel that my fellow president is over shadowing me and feeling that I am incompetent..

I’m going to start reading leadership books.

I’ve never been a very effective leader. Not in school, not at work, not on athletic teams. I’ve gotten complacent as a follower (Not that that is bad—all leaders are supposed to be good followers first). There are times though, where I’m expected to assert authority and I usually goof up. I’ve read enough books to have an idea of what makes a successful leader, but I find myself too timid to actually turn theory into action.

i used to become a leader during my childhood but now for somereason someone took over my respectful place, hence, i would like to regain my CROWN! i want to be a leader! i wana leadmy classmates! evevn though im their representive!

When I was little, I was always the shy type, and a follower. To this day I’m still a bit of a follower but I’m trying to break out of the habit. I won’t to be able to help others instead of always asking for help and to more confident. My first goal is to become a section leader in my marching band =]