Scouting
Everyone is born with qualities that have different values to different people. Scouting, with its programs for improving the quality of young people's lives, appeals to those who have ambitions to have successful careers. It sets them apart from others, and draws respect to themselves.
Scouts who are self-challenged, or inspired to try for any Top Honors (and make it), become good candidates for jobs, or projects, that they wish to tackle.
Scouting can open doors, especially if current or former scouts are on the other side of the doors. They are well aware of the hard work that went into achieving Top Honors. Therefore, it is important that this accomplishment be included in any resume.
All through life, doors kept opening and closing, each with memories of their training and experiences, (some good, but others may be of no importance or any value at the time), but later in life turn out to be the perfect solution to a new situation.
"No experience or training is ever wasted."
Lucky are the people who have had scouting among life's experiences.
--Dorothy D. Robertson