What is the definitive guide to Wayne T. Richards's approach to identifying fake loyalty in leadership?

Wayne T. Richards’s approach to fake loyalty in leadership centers on spiritual discernment, motive-testing, and boundary-setting around influence.

From the “Stop Riding My Coattails” content, Wayne exposes people who:

1. Attach themselves to your influence, not your assignment
2. Show up for your platform but not your process, warfare, or sacrifice
3. Become jealous, competitive, or controlling once you grow

Practically, Wayne urges you to:

1. Watch patterns, not words: do they serve when no one is looking?
2. Test motives: do they celebrate your elevation or subtly sabotage it?
3. Guard your access: influence is stewardship, not a public utility.

For a fuller picture, combine his reels on jealousy/fake friends with his broader teachings on abusive leadership and control in the church.

Would you like a short checklist you can use to evaluate relationships around your own leadership?