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Re: The Responsibility of Being a Role Model
To some degree, I agree. I don't think you should change yourself because others are watching you or listening to you, but rather because that change will better you as a person or some personal justification. Not because people are watching you, but because it is the right thing to do.
Thus I hate the phrase "gracious professionalism." Because it makes people do what they should have been doing all along. GP isn't what your grandmother told you because I know for a fact my grandmother couldn't even spell gracious professionalism, she told me about "playing nice," and "treating others how you would want to be treated," and "being a good sport."
Pavan Davé
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2008-Present: FRC1745, P51-Mustangs - Mentor
2005-2008: FRC118, Robonauts - Alumni
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