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Personal Narrative: My Most Influential Role Model
All my life I have looked up to strong leaders. These people included family members, friends, celebrities, leaders in my church, and other various characters in my life. Now I strive to be a leader that others can look up to. I want people to know they can trust me to give them the best advice that I have. I want to direct people towards
God in all aspects of life. My personal faith and beliefs will contribute to Liberty’s mission to develop Christ centered leaders by being there for others in their growth towards Christ, and to step up as a leader myself when it is needed.
My most influential role model would be my father. He has raised me to trust
God with everything in my life. Even when life seems to be going in a negative
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