Archive for the ‘Personal Power’ Category
Personal empowerment is essentially an allowance by which you permit yourself to access and accept all of who you are while genuinely trusting yourself, not selling yourself short or putting yourself down within any part of your reality. Your own empowerment is integral and personal to you. That is to say, your personal power is [...]
All knowing is sourced within you. That is to say, no one actually holds or can hold more information about you than you do. You are therefore the best source of information about yourself and you are your own best authority. Others have a vested interest in convincing you of the opposite: that something or [...]
One of the most significant choices you make in asserting your personal power revolves around how you orient yourself in the expression of your own energy. Generally speaking, you orient yourself either toward expressing as a victim or expressing as a director. No doubt there is quite a significant difference between these two orientations. The [...]
Recurring question: what can I do to get motivated and get things actually moving in my life? Or said another way, when I feel stuck how do I get out of first gear? Step one. Consider the fact that while you may be in first gear, there are many other gears available to you! This [...]
Tapping into your personal power has something to do with recognizing the incredibly significant distinction between understanding things in your head (intellectualizing) and understanding things in your gut (experiencing). Without the slightest exaggeration, genuinely understanding exactly how these two actions are different can bring you to the magical heart of personal empowerment. Why is it [...]
The phrases personal development and self improvement describe general categories under which information is provided about how to understand and then perhaps make adjustments to different aspects of your life and experience so as to make things different or better. The words development and improvement present the strong and rather unmistakable, underlying assumption that there [...]