Originally Posted by
Rowan 
And above all, lead by example. By being respectful of others inside and out of meetings goes a long way.
Originally Posted by
jimhere You not only have a right and a priviledge to speak up, but a duty to do so when you see something going on that is not right and threatens the well-being of the group. Consult your group's conscience on such matters. When I get rigid it means I'm not growing, in fact something that is rigid is dead. One of the signs of rigidity is legalism, intolerance, a know-it-all-attitude, and a holier-than-thou attitude. When I get this way, it is a sign for me that I need to do some work.
Jim
The Alcoholic wants to be the center of attention, have the last word, be the final authority on any topic, be the most attractive, the most endearing and the least likely to make a mistake, but above all the Alcoholic wants to be right.
I am Ron A and I am that Alcoholic.