In yesterday's blog we considered Radar O'Reilly's amazing ability to get just what the M*A*S*H unit needed. Today, we take a closer look at Radar, an enterprising M*A*S*H* character. Note that Radar:
- Worked from inspiration - to boost morale, to improve the work place, to invent
- Anticipated needs - Radar looked beyond today to next week, next month, the next six months, the next year... He didn't wait to be told -- he was self-starting
- Figured out how - Radar took initiatives to learn - perhaps he
- read "how-to" manuals
- researched the Internet [at least he would today]
- asked folks around him for advice
- convinced others to assist
- solicited needed resources
- Moved on his plans - Rader put ideas into action; he didn't sit on ideas... Nor did he wait for approvals and bureacratic processes that often hamper getting things done. In this, he was a maverick, but wise and wary of going too far... He had the capacity to act wisely.
- Stayed personable - He didn't let successes go to his head, but retained his quiet, behind the scenes persona.
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