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1. Position – People follow because they are influence by your position or title 2. Permission – People follow because they want to because you have developed a relationship with them 3. Production – People follow because they have seen your success and want to follow in your footsteps. 4. People Development - People follow because of what you have done for them. 5. Personhood – People follow because of who you are and what you are representing. (Maxwell, 1993, p. 13) Your Position After reviewing Maxwell’s five levels of influence I would classify myself as being in-between the production and people development levels, but I can also see small indications of being in the personhood level. It amazes me how perfect Gods timing is. For the last month I have stepped into the role of assistant women’s counselor at our women’s shelter. Last night’s session was powerful and ground shaking to say the least. One particular woman reached out to me just this morning with a text that read, “I just want to thank you again for coming last night, I really appreciate you sharing your …show more content…

He noticed that quite a few of them were comparing themselves with what I had accomplished and were seeking out information from him and others, to know how I got to where I am today within my walk to become more Christ-like. Bishop Okey knew that he needed to bring me in since I apparently had a huge influence over these women. After receiving the above message from Kristi, I knew that I was beginning the steps of people development. I have shown these women what is was like to be an atheist that quickly developed a heart for God, that in return changed my life drastically. I have shown these women that they can be amazing mothers and for a few of them wives as well, and that not everything you do will perfect, but what counts is that you are

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