Sacrificing for the Better Good

Every leader of any organization has to make sacrifices for the ultimate good of those they lead. These sacrifices often times go unnoticed. I am fine with making these sacrifices for my group as long as it leads to an ultimate goal, or in some way bettering others and myself.  As a member of IFC E-board and an up and coming leader in Phi Kappa Theta; I am tasked with making decisions that will end up being crucial in the long run. I was voted into my position by the delegates of IFC because they saw the vision that I had for shaping Greek Life. They noticed something in me that they liked and wanted to see come true. When I accepted the position I was unsure of what really laid ahead of me. I had little experience in the field but I took it head on and am doing the best that I can, to better the Fraternities of Bridgewater State University. But when I took this position, I didn't realize the intense commitment that I was undertaking. There are countless meetings and leadership conferences that I must/want to attend to better myself and everyone. The time that I have and will put into this organization will go unseen and unrecognized by the vast majority. However I am okay with that because I know that whether my hard work, dedication and passion are recognized or not; that I am doing what is right for our community as a whole and I am making a difference that will outlast time.