Power

You're powerful always. But you have a choice as to whether you use that power, or not.

It's fine at times to hide from your power, but remember it is there. You can be meek, distracted, weak, but that doesn't mean that is who you are.

How we act in one situation can be very different from another. What situations have you had in your life? Which traits have they brought out in you? Are there other aspects of you that haven't had an opportunity to shine?

What situations would allow you to shine and feel powerful in your life now?

If there is an area of life you'd prefer to be more powerful in, you can always choose to make that happen.

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