This week was pretty busy, but yet a
good one. This past weekend at Winterfest I learned how to operate
big production camera's. Even though it was a little hard in the
beginning it was still pretty fun throughout the weekend. Besides
that I learned what I would like to call, the power to flexibility. I
have never ran those camera's before, but despite that I was able to
lead a team to do the job that was need for us to do, which was to
record Winterfest. Sometimes as a leader you will work with people
who you just sometimes can't tell anything to and some will be
willing to go with the flow. Given the opportunity to lead the camera
crew of Ben, Caleb, Brennan, and myself was pretty awesome. Those
guys were awesome and did a great job. The places that I ended up
putting everyone in was the right choice to get the work done the
right way. Here in the School of Ministry as a leadership student I
have leaders above me. These leaders try their best to do all they
can to have us succeed. I don't know about anyone else, but I witness
it first hand how important it is to respect and listen to your
leaders. I can truly say that I'm not perfect in that area and when
you are not your best in those area's it tend to make it hard for you
in the midst of you being put in a leadership position. Great
followers make great leaders, which means you have to be willing to
follow in order to have the desire to lead. We are most like Christ
when we are serving others.
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