That's why I wish I would have went in.

I'm very passive, try to avoid conflict, I'lll even take some chit if that what it takes to avoid it, I'm not that quiet though, they would have probably made me quite down some and pay attention, lack in orginization.
I tend to want to lead, my supervisor is always telling me to step down to my partner, then tells her to step up to me. I don't klnow why he has his mind set on her leading, she doesn't want to and our relationship works very very well, customers are more than happy and we are happy. I don't boss her, but when a decision has to be made, I ussually make it and step up to take any heat that might be caused from it.

 

Well, with that being said, with the correct training, you'd prolly make a fine leader. One word I learned and use to this day is initiative. That is a very powerful tool when used correctly.

 

The man fires a rifle for many years, and he goes to war, and afterward he turns his rifle in at the armory and believes he's finished with the rifle. But no matter what else he might do with his hands - love a woman, build a house, change his son's diaper - his hands remember the rifle and the power the rifle proffered. The cold weight, the buttstock in the shoulder, the sexy slope and fall of the trigger guard.