Parrsboro Leadership Case Study

Leadership is an interesting subject as so many of the general population are leaders in one form or another, yet a majority of us only consider leaders to be people who do great things. It is easy to forget the fact that a leader doesn’t have to lead a large group or a commit to an expedition of sorts. The reasoning for my mentioning of this is the fact that I am one of the day to day leaders that you will encounter. I have unfortunately lacked the opportunities to showcase my leadership on a large scale, yet I have still shown my leadership capabilities on smaller scales, particularly with my friends in Parrsboro. Living in a small town a distance away from other places to enjoy activities in, it takes a fair bit of coordination for these

Careful planning and proper execution can lead to a near stress-free outing with a group of close friends. Planning just enough so that it doesn’t feel strict, or the entire outing is thrown off by a change of plans but also remembering to have enough of a plan that ensures a good time can be had by all is crucial to these outings and could be equated to a science of

It’s important to note that being from a small town, getting around a city is difficult for us and for some of my friends who are shy, asking directions is completely out of the question. Thankfully I can assist my friends with navigation of cities, handle the conversations that need to be had with people to get directions we don’t already have. The one that stands out the most was the first time my friends and I had ever had the experience of navigating a public bus system. With doubts coming from my friends, and from myself internally we managed to find the bus system and catch the exact bus we needed at the exact time we needed. I spent a majority of the time on the bus trying to calm my friends though and ensure that neither of them panicked about the potential of us being