Monday, January 14, 2013

The Choir Harmonizes, but the Individual Sings a Solo.


It’s always a beautiful sound to hear
a choir harmonizing to that beautiful
song. When they are in tune, all of the
voices sound as if they were one voice,
a melodious miracle.
As principal, the choir is not
often a melodic sound you want to hear.
The choir in this instance represents
the collection of like minded staff,
parents, stakeholders, etc. that have
unified to come against your school goals
or agenda. They all have come together
for one main purpose, to oppose you.
This could become your demise if
not acted upon swiftly and with a plan.
To win over the choir, offer the soloist
a part. Take the time to meet with the
choir members one at a time. While this
may become time consuming, you will
get a chance to hear directly from the
individuals in a setting where there is
no one around for the choir member to
impress or gain strength from. The choir
harmonizes, but the individual sings a
solo. Confession- 25 Use this technique,
and you will be able to diffuse issues
quicker than if you go after the choir
as a whole.

“If you don’t stand sincere
by your words how sincere can
the people be? Take great care
over words, treasure them.”
-Lao-Tzu

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