THE RIPPLE EFFECT OF THE LEADERSHIP COURSE
By: Leader Belina S. Katigbak
August 9, 2015
This reflection is not to preempt my summary integrative paper. For all its purpose and intent, I wish first to glorify God for the abounding graces that He poured on me today, which I would like to attribute greatly to my journey in the Leadership course of the Ateneo-Regis MBA, Clark. I am grateful to you Prof. Jorge Saguinsin for facilitating these learning experiences and challenges. I am happy to share that today I have responded in a very special way to the call of Leadership.
Today, August 9, 2015 is the 33rd birthday of my eldest son. At Mass, which I attended with my husband, I prayed not only for my son but also for an opportunity to have time for my parents. During the priest's homily about Jesus being the "Bread of Life" that came down from heaven, I was able to reflect on what God is calling me to do, that is to become "bread for others". This day turned out to be extra special as I made very important persons in my life either cry or exuberant with joy.
1. While having breakfast at Jollibee, I shared with my husband the joys and "rewards" of the Leadership course. Knowing how much getting an education from Ateneo means to me, my husband shed tears as I was narrating to him the experiences I've had in this course. I believe that my husband has been seeing the transformation process that I am going through. He also witnessed this morning my social concern. I asked the security guard of Jollibee to let in the old woman beggar as I treated the beggar with a Jollibee corned beef breakfast.
