On Competence

First and foremost, I firmly believe in competence as one of the most vital virtues in our sphere. While it’s unrealistic to expect you to have mastered everything immediately, it is your responsibility as a committed comrade and man to actively seek to learn new skills and improve, rather than making excuses. Our standards do not tolerate individuals who are unable to carry their own weight or contribute effectively.

Our cause hinges on the principle that every person should be dependable when it truly matters. This reliability is an essential foundation for building our collective future. Devote time to developing your skills through consistent practice, learn from your mistakes, and take the initiative to educate yourself, whether through books, mentorship, or hands-on experience. Strive to become the kind of man who can be counted on in critical moments. If you find yourself lacking in certain areas, push beyond your comfort zone, identify those weaknesses, and diligently work to improve them, ensuring you are a dependable presence in our shared struggle.

🇺🇸Northwest Virtue🇺🇸