Building a committed team
Look for people who are committed to the organization and its goals.
Seek out individuals who are passionate about psychedelics and can benefit from being in service to the community.
Consider including therapists, coaches, and guides who can also benefit from new connections and the opportunity to share their gifts.
Encourage volunteers to offer events or workshops that excite them
This will increase their engagement and investment in the organization.
Develop a vetting process for volunteers to ensure they are trustworthy and competent.
Be cautious when offering βguiding services,β as it can lead to liability issues. Consider offering a separate payment option and avoid promoting specific individuals or services.
Remember that building a good team takes time and effort, but it is essential for the success of your organization.
Try not to elect people who don't have any experience with those roles
i.e; PPS never had an accountant as the treasurer
Find a project manager, find an administrative director to actually direct things - it will take them less time and will be more effective and they will enjoy it because they know what they're doing
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