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Onward and Upward
At this point I’m in my third year of serving on the ECC
Pro tip: to a computer on nice days— meetings. Get those steps in!
Tips and Takeaways
If you are interested in serving on a volunteer board, here are some things to keep in mind that I’ve learned from my experiences: Be patient. You are not likely going to join a board and immediately be some sort of super volunteer. You before they are ready to delegate. Understand that it is going to take time for you to feel that you are getting something out of the experience, and that you are making meaningful contributions.
Be realistic. yourself, you may burn yourself out.
Be aware. A lot of people are enthusiastic to serve of a group of people of different ages, interests, and backgrounds making decisions and taking action is a frustrating and tedious business. Serving on a board is
improved volunteer experience.
Be participatory and dependable. Agreeing to serve on a board is agreeing to be the participant of to do everything perfectly all at once. But remember that you signed up for this stuff—and people are depending
Be appreciative. neighborhood. I have learned a ton about the property
Be yourself. opportunity to expand your horizons, anticipate that
Right At Home
Sadly, I am moving out of the rented Eastlake condominium I have called home for more than a dozen years. It is a feel right at home.
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