Seven Ways To Reclaim Your Power
- Avoid blaming external forces for your feelings. You create your feelings.
- Don't blame yourself for not being in control. You’re doing your best. You’re doing great.
- Learn to know when you’re playing victim.
- You know those voices in your head? The negative ones? Yeah, don’t listen to them.
- Make a list of payoffs. If you take a chance, what will be the outcome? If you don’t do it, what’s gonna happen? Figure out why you’re stuck, and unstuck yourself.
- Figure out what you want from life and act on it. No one is going to give it to you.
- You have hella options. Choose a path that helps you grow.
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