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The following exercise will allow you to determine the kind of support team you want to build.
1. Make a list of the most important relationships in your life, right now and in the past.
a. What is the most important relationship?My relationship with Jesus Christ, parents, and my family.
b. Why is this person important to you?They are being the strongest pillar of my life and also my economic support.[Check your verb usage, Jocelyn. Are and being are both verbs, so you only need one. Which would be the correct verb to use here?]
c. In what ways do you look to this person for support?Emotional as well as professional support.
2. What role has your family of origin played in your development as a leader?Family is essentially the median by which personal life is guided. At the center of a patriarchal family is the parents who if situated within a traditionally sanctioned role of being a leader.[The previous sentence is a sentence fragment. How can you complete your sentence?] The father of Jesus Christ, parent, and family motivated and guides each of the family members by making their own life an example to all members. There are very often the economic head and fulfills the role of the provide. But to have responsible for being the moral compass of the family and sets in order certain moral codes amongst the members largely the husband, wife, and children. The adherence of respectability and fellowship with such a leader keeps the husband, wife, and children centered. As true leader them bears the brunt of all difficulties. In my case family plays this centered role which not only allows me to become a follower but in turn instills values of leadership such as humanism and fellow feeling. Although a family teacher one to understand keep faith in a single leader it also teachers how to democratize and accommodate heterogeneous opinion everyone keeping the unit of the family held together as one.[Try simplifying your sentence structure. Larger words are not always easily understood by your reader.]
3. Who has mentored you as a leader? Have you had a particular teacher, coach, or adviser who has been influential in your interest in leadership and your development as a leader? How have you helped your mentor and built a two-way relationship?My Pastor is my mentor has been teaching me word to still faith in the true word of Jesus Christ. My opinion this mentor benefitted me largely and in turn I benefitted as well. The curve of learning became very effective in our case. My mentor taught me self-restraint and focus as I taught me how to motivate. Sometime, his word is very challenges because sin will always try to attack you. So, that is when you have to know his word to stand firm.
4. Which friends could you count on if things did not go well for you? Do you have friends with whom you can share the challenges you face openly? Can you give each other honest feedback?I have friends with whom I can be very honest and stress about difficulties in life. But when it comes to providing them with feedback one has to be very guarded. Some friends accept feedbacks with a cheer while others are extremely affected and rueful if the feedback is not positive.[Make sure you practice accurate subject-verb agreement.] So, with such friends it is important to find a plane of acceptance.
5. Do you have a person support group? If so, what is its value and meaning to you and your leadership?My family is the support group that I am aware of to have made a difference in my life. The nature of a family is such that allows me to become a follower but in turn instills values of leadership such as humanism and fellow feeling. But family teachers one to understand keep faith in a single leader it also teachers how to democratize and accommodate heterogeneous opinion keep God children as one unit of the family held together. The family as a unit also God children to teacher each other, and to be honest and self-less. My father of Jesus Christ, and my family, and friends is the most important support group that I can have.