The following is based on assumptions that could be completely wrong, but I still want your opinion anyway, should my assumptions be correct.
I wanted to start a Gridiron club at my school for girls. Turns out, this girl has the same exact idea I do. I messaged her on Facebook, and yup, same idea.
This girl and I...we don't exactly run in the same circles. That is all I will say about that. She is nice, though.
The thing is, I've thought this out a lot more than she has (or so it appears to). I've got EXACT events in my head, sponspored activities, etc. etc, partially because my brother plays football for a college team, and I do this a lot.
After some inspecting, it seems like this girl, as nice as she is, does not have a lot of reach. I'm putting that nicely, but what I mean is, the club will consist of her friends only, so far, she only has 6 people interested.
I want the club to be filled with a diverse group of people. And yes, I want to be leader.
Should I, even though I've talked to her, make the club right over hers? I REALLY want to make it. I've been wanting to make it for a really long time, and i got ideas from my bro's coach.
[Like I said earlier, I could be completely wrong. Facebook often doesn't depict people as they are in real life. She could have a lot of reach, and be a better leader than myself.]
Brandi_S answered Monday July 7 2008, 10:07 pm: Ok, so this may sound silly, but wouldn't you have more reach if both of you banded together to run it?
I wouldn't just go and make a club over hers. That's just not right, in my opinion.
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