This document discusses expanding one's circle of influence through professional and civic organizations, servant networking, and getting out in the community. It emphasizes that no one succeeds alone and that we benefit from the help of others, whether parents, teachers, or community members. The key is to weave your own "fabric of mutuality" by inspiring and empowering others through active involvement with groups and through service to others.

1. Expanding Your
Circle of Influence
Nicole L. Williams
Entrepreneur, State Farm
President, National Sales Network – Atlanta Chapter

2. As iron sharpens iron, so a
man sharpens the
countenance of his friend.
Proverbs 27:17

3. The Fabric of Mutuality

5. Know What Grounds You
Marshall, MO

6. Personal Mission Statement
With integrity at my core, I am dedicated to
inspiring, encouraging and empowering
others to succeed.
Learn, grow and pay it forward.
Create a legacy daily.

7. MY
CIRCLE

8. What’s Your Klout Score?

9. How do I Expand Online?

10. Professional Organizations

11. Civil Organizations

12. “None of us got where we are
solely by pulling ourselves up by
our bootstraps. We got here
because somebody – a parent, a
teacher, an Ivy League crony or a
few nuns – bent down and helped
us pick up our boots.”
-Thurgood Marshall

13. Servant Networking

14. Get Out and Be Seen

15. The Ripple Effect…

16. No Hermit Crabs

17. No “Hail Mary’s”

18. How My Fabric was Woven…

19. Sky’s the Limit!