A question to ask yourself is how would you like to be co-sponsored? What type of information would you like to receive from your Co-Sponsor?
Being a Co-Sponsor is just as important as being a Sponsor to a PSA. Your CSA's still need guidance and congratulations for a job well done. Some CSA's have no active Sponsor, so in this case you would fill in the shoes of their Sponsor and provide the guidance and answering questions they may have.
If you are still wondering if you are over stepping the boundaries, a simple solution to the unknown is ask the question to your CSA. Something like, "I am excited to have you being a part of the team. I am here to help you in any way that you need. As your Co-Sponsor, what would you like to receive from me? Guidance, congratulations etc.?"
Keep an open dialogue with your CSA and never give up on them. They will let you know if they feel you are over stepping boundaries.
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A question to ask yourself is how would you like to be co-sponsored? What type of information would you like to receive from your Co-Sponsor?
Being a Co-Sponsor is just as important as being a Sponsor to a PSA. Your CSA's still need guidance and congratulations for a job well done. Some CSA's have no active Sponsor, so in this case you would fill in the shoes of their Sponsor and provide the guidance and answering questions they may have.
If you are still wondering if you
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