Communicating and Collaborating

I possess the quality of patience and understanding with my other team members. For example, in the Spanish class that I peer tutor, many students will try to ask me questions all at once. I believe that I am capable of handling them all one by one and not losing my patience. I also possess the skill of communication. My other club members and I can communicate with each other when discussing ideas for planning events and fundraisers.

By the end of the course I would like to develop courage. Sometimes I feel like I cannot speak up about what is best for the club. I am trying to build more confidence in my ideas and express them to the members. I would also like to develop time management. I need to set more realistic deadlines to plan for events. It would also be better to plan things out step by step in advance in order for things to actually get done on time.

I can work with others to achieve a goal. For example, in my club Forgotten Orphans, we all collaborate as a group. For planning events, we all must discuss our plan to make it happen. If a problem arises, we can simply review what is wrong and try to problem solve all together. This way, we can get to where we want and achieve our goals.