Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Blog Post 8


Personal values of individual group members can always change the way the group may look. Take for example one of your chapter’s seniors has an opinion about how something should be changed and presents it to the chapter. So based on how the chapter respects the opinion of an older member such as this they would have a huge influence on the groups values.

Individuals can always contribute to the groups values as well. For example, if one of the chapters values is to be more involved around campus and Columbus as a whole then having someone who’s individual value is one that loves and really enjoys giving back to the community. This one person can take their individual value and contribute to the overall value by aiding in community service.

Though it would be easier to be congruent in everything we do I do not think it is possible to always be a person of congruence. I do not think you can fit into the mold of every idea people come up with. At some point you will have to break away and take your own individual stance on an issue. As presidents we do this on a somewhat regular basis, if it is something that is for the better of the chapter to disagree about then we have to take that stance. We are all leaders, leaders do not always have the full support of every decision they make but when people eventually turn around and realize it made us a better, strong chapter than it was a success.

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