STOP. Do not read this until all #wasnow have been read.
THE SCENE: The Morg, humid, but not overwhelmingly sticky.
Nice Preruck with Choker, Giant, BAM and Tabor. Thanks for the GrowRuck tips BAM.
It did YHC good to see Thundercat post this morning.
He gave the HC right after the Nantans beatdown on Saturday!
DISCLAIMER
All important and completed.
WARM-O-RAMA:
Big-arm -Circles 15 IC
Overhead claps 15 IC
Windmills 15 IC
Calf raises 10 IC
Merkins 20 IC
THA-THANG:
Indian Run to Pavilion
Picnic table Dips 20 OYO
Picnic table Merkins 20 OYO
Picnic Table Derkins 20 OYO
Picnic table shoulder shrugs 15 (in groups)
Rinse and Repeat.
Cones were laid out over the field at the Morg in the direction heading toward Startex.
Lung Walk approximately 50 yards.
10 Burpees OYO
15 squats OYO
20 BBS OYO
30 Merkins OYO
Trivia Question: Who was the US president during WWI: YHC heard Wilson (claimed by Flobee) which saved all of us from bear-crawling 50 yards.
Walk another 50 yards
10 Body Builders OYO
15 Mountain Climbers OYO (2 is 1)
20 Shoulder Taps OYO (2 is 1)
30 SSH OYO
Lung Walk 25 yards
5 Burpees
10 squats
10 BBS
15 Merkins
Mary
WWI situps 15 IC
Hello Dolly 15 IC
LBC 10 IC
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
10 PAX; 1 FNG Bathhouse
Wallbuilder, Casio, Flobee, Choker, Gilligan, Thundercat, Duct Tape, Giant, Orange Julius, Bathhouse
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
The COT for this morning came from a PAX named Dancing Idiot (never met him, but he is no fool). It really spoke to YHC as stepping up into a leadership role is not easy.
Its always easier to follow along, tow the line, grumble a little, and get home, sit on my couch and watch some TV. But that’s not really what life is about is it?
January 2, 2017 by Dancing Idiot
Taking Responsibility For Outcome
The Q is a Leader who takes responsibility for Outcome
*Leader: a man who is what a Leader is and does what a Leader does
*Outcome: what happens and fails to happen, whether good or bad.
Taking Responsibility for the Outcome is a three-step process
The first step in taking responsibility for Outcome is to know what it is you want to happen. Having Vision (seeing the Outcome) is part of what a Leader does. If the Leader does not have a clear destination in mind, how can anyone follow him there?
The second step is to devise a course of action (a COA) that has a substantial likelihood of success. A COA is a planned Movement to solve a Problem or achieve an Outcome. It is the path that will lead to realization of the Vision.
The third step is to demonstrate Commitment, the Leader’s unwavering loyalty and determination to both Mission and the well being of the Members of his Group.
All three steps are necessary. Without Vision, a Leader won’t know where he his going, without a COA he won’t know how to get there and without Commitment no one else will trust him enough to follow him.
Payers for Flobees Fathers eye infection, Casios anniversary, Giants job interview.
