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INTRODUCTION
Everyone loves involvement in the abstract. Involving others is a great idea and being involved has universal appeal. No matter how much we love the involvement ideal, when it comes down to involving others or being involved, our fears get in the way.
Involvers worry about whom to include and how to include them. When we are the ones who are asked to participate, we have another set of concerns. We want our voices to be heard and we want our ideas to be accepted. We want to experience the satisfaction that occurs when we pull together to make something happen.
Fears and Hopes Around Involvement
What do we worry about? We worry about the time it takes to involve others. We worry about the hassle that occurs when we have to incorporate ...
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