Reflection
Seems natural to show Philanthropy
Noka tribe showed philanthropy today. They
donated part of their tribal lands as a National Park. They removed their
tribal boarder on this areas and replaced them with the international land
markers. They did it without a second thought. They did not look at it as a
loss, they simply viewed this landscape as an area they can still use and
enjoy but that they would be able to share it with the greater community, this would
make it more enjoyable. They still have the role of maintaining it and keeping
it safe, clean and in good order. Their friends from other tribes can enjoy it
too as it is now an international space as designated by the United Tribal Council.
Team work is working!
Over all the tribes are working in a more
cohesive and cooperative manner. As they work through the planning designing
and process the importance of the delegation of tasks amongst the tribe to achieve
the team goal becomes a more important. They know that their team will be most
successful if they all work in a focused and supportive way. They are only as
good as their weakest link! They are holding their tribe mates accountable and
using checks, measure and encouragement to keep their tribe on task.
We are hearing more of the language of
teams:
How are you going with the zone you are
working on?
Do you need help with the placement of the
markers?
Hey you are doing a really good job, I like
the zone you are working on.
I have an idea, (idea outlined)
Do you agree should we do this?
Let’s ask the other tribes to see if they
like it before we start. (They then sent a delegate to each tribe to ask them a
question. He returned from is survey with we have 5 yes and three no, so they
went ahead with the idea.)
We are seeing greater evidence of values of
the tribes working together respect and belonging to not only their tribe but
the wider first Martian settlers.
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