Summary+Response+Paper

As you can see, Josh and Luke are completely different as far as their personalities in Christian Outdoor Leadership. Josh, you'll notice, has a TON of energy, that's just Josh though, you get used to it (just kidding). He had alot of information to offer as far as telling about his experience as an activities leader which was really useful to me because I just got a job doing exactly that for this summer. Luke on the other hand has a TON of experience. Nine years in outdoor leadership is a very long time. He definitely had some very useful advise as far as making outdoor leadership into a career and a lifestyle.

Overall, this project was very useful in getting me excited and ready for, what I hope will be, my future career. Josh had some very good advice for me to use in my job this summer, "if it doesn't feel right, it isn't". He also has this energy level that I'm going to strive to incorporate into my instructing this summer because I feel like it would help me tremendously in getting people excited to do things that, otherwise, they might be too scared to do. Luke, on the other hand, had some awesome long term advice for me. I'm definitely going to remember "don't lock yourself into one category in college such as majoring in outdoor leadership because it will limit you". This was very significant because I was planning on doing just that. Another thing he said, but I think that I turned the camera off before he said it, is "lock yourself into one camp or organization and just create relationships there, it's way better than jumping from camp to camp every few years". This project has definitely changed some of my ideas about my future career but has also gotten me about ten times more excited for it.