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Bright Morning Star Community Consulting is a ministry owned and operated by Willie A. Glaster, Jr., MAPM. This entity started as a religious organization originally established under Bright Morning Star Christian Center in San Antonio, Texas in June 2004. Below, you will see my leadership style. I have grown into the person that I am over the years due to the support of many, including my time in the military. I am here for Restoration using A New Lens.
As a Leader my value Hierarchy is:
1) Respect
2) Effectiveness
3) Satisfaction
4) Growth
5) Challenge
6) Impact
7) Achievement
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The information, about me, above, has been built from very humble beginnings. I was born in Miami, FL. My father was a 20+ year Army man who left our family when I was 10 years old. After which, we were dumped in a small town in Georgia, called Valdosta, the home of Moody Air Force Base. This then required that I become the man of the house, which put me in many vulnerable situations. I suffered through poverty with my mother and 3 other siblings, after losing my younger brother and best friend to cancer after a fall down the stairs.
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My mother immediately started being more physically and emotionally abusive. This all culminated in us living in a project housing complex with no opportunities for the youth. There were many times that I didn't want to live.
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From ten years old to sixteen years old, I did not eat. My mother did not buy food often enough so, I worked in cotton fields and tobacco warehouses to buy food for me and my siblings (yes from 10 yrs old). I then learned to pick pecans to sell in my neighborhood for food money during the summer, because many times school was the only place that I had something to eat. I walked miles to and from the store to buy groceries with the little money that I made. I walked miles to and from school because there were no buses that came to our area. Each year when school started, I was given hand-me-down clothing from church members to wear. This clothing, many times, was tattered and/or too small. To cover the holes in my shoes, I wrapped them in electrical tape. Many times I look back and wonder how I made it. I can only say now that it was the courage and drive, that God blessed me with. So, I am here now to support others.
Prime Directive: Purpose
Definition of Success: Contribution and Impact
Business Model: Simple and Replicable
Workplace: Formal, Functional, Structured
Pace: Slow-Systematic
Priority: Tasks
Seeks: Accuracy, Precision
Strengths: Plan, Systemize, Orchestrate
Lifestyle: Cultured and Refined