Plans and actions are needed in order to get a group of people to come together towards a particular issue in today’s society. As a result, the community can be involved if persuaded with the idea of a great plan. Subsequently, I will argue that my personal action is the most effective way of presenting it to the community. Consequently, not everything can go as planned so a good second option can be used as a safety blanket that will be explained later on in this paper. Additionally, the focus will also be on potential obstacles that can occur while trying to persuade the community with my action. To begin with, my plan is to post fliers across Lone Star College Cy-Fair to have more women join in on the Computer Science Club. In this situation,
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Similarly, while women are my targeted audience it is also important for men to join in on the cause to also educate others on the issue. For one thing, my goal is not to leave anyone out on the plan of involving the community. To build on this my goal is to have the computer science club help me with posting fliers on bulletin boards across the …show more content…
I say this because I myself am a full time student and work more than 23 hours a week so what if my plan is accepted would I have the time to always be there for the action that I have suggested? On the one hand, this would require me to take on the leadership position because this is my plan not someone else’s. An article posted on the community toolbox has shown the three challenges of becoming a leader and those are, “external, coming from people and situations; internal, stemming from within the leader himself; and those arising from the nature of the leadership role” (Section 6). Becoming a leader is not easy and this requires to deal with issues that can come up while advocating my action to the community. For instance, what if the community does not really care about the issue at all does that mean that I just give up? These are potential obstacles that I must overcome in order to effectively carry out my plan to the
Similarly, while women are my targeted audience it is also important for men to join in on the cause to also educate others on the issue. For one thing, my goal is not to leave anyone out on the plan of involving the community. To build on this my goal is to have the computer science club help me with posting fliers on bulletin boards across the …show more content…
I say this because I myself am a full time student and work more than 23 hours a week so what if my plan is accepted would I have the time to always be there for the action that I have suggested? On the one hand, this would require me to take on the leadership position because this is my plan not someone else’s. An article posted on the community toolbox has shown the three challenges of becoming a leader and those are, “external, coming from people and situations; internal, stemming from within the leader himself; and those arising from the nature of the leadership role” (Section 6). Becoming a leader is not easy and this requires to deal with issues that can come up while advocating my action to the community. For instance, what if the community does not really care about the issue at all does that mean that I just give up? These are potential obstacles that I must overcome in order to effectively carry out my plan to the