[Businessmtg] Trusted Servant resumes

[Tammy Louise]

Hi Marilyn!
Thanks for your question. I fear that pre-Alanon, I may have been at the
opposite end of the spectrum from your example. :/  I have never had a fear
of speaking up in a business role (personal role - completely different),
and have had to learn that my way isn't always the best way, or comfortable
for others. I have had to learn to accept principles before personalities
and apply kindness, compassion, and patience to processes and people. My
hope is that serving on the Steering Committee will allow me to practice
applying this in all my affairs as I continue to grow in this area.

Hugs back at you,
Tammy

On Wed, Apr 9, 2025 at 12:22 PM Marilyn Joiner <marilynbooms93 at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hi biz-pals,
>
> I would like to thank all the candidates who submitted a resumes. It makes
> my heart happy to see so many volunteers!
>
> Because we often experience the most program growth from the biggest
> challenges,  I would like to ask each of the applicants what they feel
> might be the biggest challenge in their role, and which Al-Anon tool, Step,
> Tradition or Slogan they would employ to overcome that.
>
> My personal example as it applies to attending ASP business meetings: I
> fear speaking up in meetings. I am always afraid I will say the 'wrong'
> thing and be judged, reprimanded, or ridiculed. I face this by applying
> Concepts 4 and 5. They tell me that every voice counts, that the group's
> health is strengthened when I participate, and that Al-Anon is a safe place
> to gain confidence in speaking of my personal ESH and ideas.
>
> If this question to the applicants is inappropriate,  please disregard.
>
> Hugs,
> Marilyn
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