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      "body": "![nhs (1).jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmaF3gr9cXhCQWEPktz7vmvxbi16bXpBxpqEzwTX7vjZmN/nhs%20(1).jpg)\nWhat NHS taught me about leadership and community\n\nI joined my high school's [National Honor Society](https://www.nhs.us/) chapter in 2012 and served as the chapter's secretary for a year.\nI had a great time - I highly recommend any high school student to join it - and I learned some things that still impact my life today.\nHere are three of the best lessons I learned during my time in the National Honor Society.\n\n1 Care About Your Community\n\nThe National Honor Society requires its members to complete a certain number of community service hours each year.\n\nWhile I didn't expect to get much out of community service, I actually had some great experiences.\n\nI helped plant new trees in [Waldo Canyon](https://www.9news.com/article/news/local/wildfires/its-been-5-years-since-the-waldo-canyon-fire/451620594) just over a year after my family had to evacuate the fire that damaged that area.\n\nA year after that, when the fire's damage and other conditions created flash flooding, I worked with the same organization to make sandbags.\n\nI made breakfast for homeless people and discovered many of them were smart and fairly decent.\n\nThese experiences taught me to see the value in people I normally don't associate with and that communities working together can create healing and rebirth.\n\n\n2 If You Want to Lead People, Be Personal\n\nWhen I started helping preside over meeting as my chapter's secretary, I noticed that some members were underperforming.\n\nInevitably, there were people who wouldn't respond to requests, people who wouldn't pay attention during meetings and people who didn't show up at meetings at all.\n\nWhen I brought this up with the other officers, I suggested calling people out, asking them to be quiet.\n\nOne of the officers told me that wouldn't have much effect and I'd have much more success rate if I went up to the people after meetings and talked with them one-on-one.\n\nI realized then that leading people isn't just about being in charge.\n\nLeading people well means meeting people one-on-one. It means being personable and showing some empathy so people want to work with you.\n\n3 Be Willing to Go the Extra Mile\n\nTechnically, I was only a secretary during my last year in the National Honor Society.\n\nThat meant my stated job was to record what happened at each meeting, send emails and if necessary preside over meetings.\n\nThat year though, the president and vice president for that year had tough schedules and couldn't always attend meetings.\n\nSo at times, I was the officer presiding over meetings and giving input on projects.\n\nThis situation wasn't ideal, but I had to work with it.\n\nLike it or not, there are times where contributing to a cause mean that you have to put in extra work.\n\nAlong the way, that extra work gives you great insights.\n\n\nDo you have any great NHS memories or lessons earned? Tell me about them below\n\n\nThis article is Copyright 2018 by Gabriel Connor Salter. Originally published by the Odyssey Online on September 10, 2018. Original URL: https://www.theodysseyonline.com/national-honor-society/",
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      "body": "![980x.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmcm4r45VYyKhVr8DtufasFEKGQMpCwF7k3e1c8UZewo82/980x.jpg)\n\nIf there's one question that writers (or entertainers in general) have [gotten tired](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-C48jAkVlI0) of hearing, it's \"Where do you get your ideas?\" or \"where you get your inspiration?\"\n\nMany writers have tried to answer that question, with [varying responses](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKn3_BSQojo).\n\nPsychologists have [weighed in](https:\\www.psychologytoday.com\\us\\blog\\the-social-thinker\\201712\\where-do-writers-get-their-ideas) on this topic as well.\n\nSometimes though, the funny answers are best. It's surprising the things that writers, fictional characters (or fictional versions of writers) will say when asked this question.\n\nHere's a look at some of the best answers people have given.\n\n1 \"A Voice in My Head Speaking German\"\n\nThis comes from a scene from the sitcom \"Seinfeld.\"\n\nIn this scene, the main character, a standup comedian named Jerry, is [talking](https://youtu.be/QMkmZXYbHng?t=39s) to someone at a party.\n\nThe person asks Jerry what he does for a living, and then asks where he gets his material.\n\nJerry sarcastically [says](https://youtu.be/QMkmZXYbHng?t=54s) that he hears a voice in his head tells him jokes in German, which he then has translated and uses in his act.\n\n2 Schenectady\n\nScience fiction writer [Harlan Ellison](https://www.barnesandnoble.com/blog/sci-fi-fantasy/harlan-ellison-hes-not-dead-and-hes-not-done-yet-either/) had a reputation for being a bit cantankerous.\n\nHe particularly hated this question, so he [developed](https://web.archive.org/web/20120903061554/http:/www.doorly.com/writing/HarlanEllison.htm) a snarky answer: Schenectady.\n\nPeople would then look confused and he would explain, \"There's a swell Idea Service in Schenectady; and every week I send 'em twenty-five bucks; and every week they send me a fresh six-pack of ideas.\"\n\n3 Wearing Baby Clothes\n\nThis comes from a scene on \"The Dean Martin Show\" where special guest Jonathon Winters is [playing](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaIKm49knrs) a toy salesman.\n\nBeing a great improviser (he mentored Robin Williams), Winters comes up with some hilarious jokes.\n\nAt one point Dean Martin's character [asks](https://youtu.be/aaIKm49knrs?t=5m4s) him where he gets his inspiration to create the toys he sells.\n\nWinters responds that he comes up with ideas by wearing baby clothes and talking to his wife in baby talk.\n\nIf that answer doesn't shut people up, I don't think anything will.\n\n4 The Idea of the Month Club\n\nThis is really a stock answer to the question that many writers seem to use.\n\n5 There's A Greek Muse Being Held Captive in the Attic\n\nAnother fictional answer, this comes from [\"Calliope,\"](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sandman:_Dream_Country#Calliope) a comic book story by Neil Gaiman.\n\nVarious authors have [apparently used](http://journal.neilgaiman.com/2004/05/happy-mothers-day.asp) the basic idea since then.\n\nIn this story, part of Gaiman's [\"Sandman\" series](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-qLqFZMPQI), an author has no ideas and is under contract to write a sequel to his first novel.\n\nDesperate, he strikes a deal with an older author who captured one of the Nine Muses years ago.\n\nThe younger author keeps the Muse captive in his house, treating her horribly even as he gets great ideas.\n\nThen the Muse's ex-husband, a dark godlike being who rules people's dreams, finds the author.\n\nNeedless to say, he's not happy.\n\n6 The Writers Inspiration Bureau\n\nThis answer comes from a story titled [\"A Shady Plot\"](http://www.personapaper.com/article/30434-ghost-story-review-a-shady-plot-by-elsie-brown) by Elsie Brown, collected in the 1921 anthology [\"Humorous Ghost Stories.\"](https://www.amazon.com/Humorous-Ghost-Stories-Dorothy-Scarborough-ebook/dp/B004TIL8UA)\n\nIn this story (which is apparently quite popular among English teachers), a writer gets contacted by a ghost named Helen who works for the Writers Inspiration Bureau.\n\nEvidently, the Writers Inspiration Bureau consists of ghosts giving writers ideas for stories.\n\nA fascinating concept.\n\n7 Uber Gletch\n\nThis one comes from Theodore Geisel (better known as Dr. Seuss).\n\nApparently, the good doctor could be a bit sarcastic when he was irritated.\n\nWhen people asked him where he got his ideas, he reportedly would [say](https://sites.google.com/site/suessbegooseirp/) the following:\n\n\"I get my ideas in Switzerland near the Forka Pass. 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Otherwise, I don't eat.\"\n\nHumorist Terry Pratchett [reportedly said](https://www.lspace.org/books/apf/words-from-the-master.html)  something similar describing why having a journalism background helps many writers: \"you very quickly learn the direct link between writing and eating\"\n\n10 The Honest Answer\n\nIt seems right to end this list with an honest answer.\n\nAs author Neil Gaiman [put it,](http://www.neilgaiman.com/Cool_Stuff/Essays/Essays_By_Neil/Where_do_you_get_your_ideas%3F) the honest answer is simply \"I make them up.\"\n\n\nDo You Have A Favorite Answer to This Question? Share it in the Comment Section\n\nThis article is Copyright 2018 by Gabriel Connor Salter. Originally published by the Odyssey Online on September 10, 2018. Original URL: https://www.theodysseyonline.com/answers-where-get-ideas",
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