a reluctant PNM faces the music

[violetpretty]

Politics and religion are fine for recruitment conversation if handled correctly. Often, much of the leadership experience a PNM has comes from a political or religious group, and you wouldn't want to not tell a chapter about your involvement. Obviously, you don't want to have a political or theological debate, particularly if the other person disagrees with you.

When I first met my little during recruitment, she made a comment that let me know we had similar opinions, so we did talk about politics. It worked out, but I don't recommend doing it, because you never know what you're getting into.

And you shouldn't have to apologize for faith being a part of your life. You have shared a part of who you are without being preachy.

[chi-o_cat]

Following because I think I picked up a clue in one of the earlier posts, and I want to see if my hunch is correct.

I know I commented on someone else's recruitment story that sometimes the ones with lots of houses are harder to stick with, but I'm enjoying this one, and I'll try to keep up.