Lets assume you had a daughter and she had a dance recital coming up. Would you go to it?
Funny you say that - I have TWO daughters, actually. Eight and eleven.
Both are honors students and are active in extra-curricular activities at school and our church.
So obviously, our time is precious to us as a family of four.
Now, if we think that any of the people in charge of that extra-curricular activity aren't giving their 100% level best...we don't let my children participate in it. Why?
Because we are teaching our kids to give their
best for what they believe in. And we communicate that to them. Everybody, especially leadership, must do their part for success.
So, to your argument - if the ballet instructor was late all the time and not showing up on time - well, my daughter isn't participating in that instructor's class.
Equate that to a parent with their son, sitting in their living room. Mark Pelini is sitting on their loveseat, trying to convince them to let their son come hundreds of miles, hours away from their home. And that parent watched the Wisconsin game with their son. What do you think that parent would say?
See how that works?