The Soft Power Journal

Category: Soft Power

  • The Power You Carry is Already Enough

    The Power You Carry is Already Enough

    There’s this quiet pressure we carry—

    To prove ourselves.

    To be louder. Better. Smarter. More “together.”

    To earn our place in rooms we already belong in.

    And sometimes, even when we’re healing, we still move like we have something to prove.

    But hear me when I say this:

    The power you carry is not waiting on your glow-up. It already exists. Right here. Right now.

    You don’t need to do more to be worthy.

    You don’t need to look different to be powerful.

    You don’t need a perfect plan to take up space.

    I used to think confidence came with perfection.

    That once I looked a certain way, healed a certain wound, or hit a certain milestone—then I’d feel powerful.

    But chasing perfection only made me feel further from myself.

    It took sitting in silence, stripped of the performances and the masks, to realize:

    Power isn’t loud. Power is presence.

    And presence doesn’t mean you have all the answers.

    It just means you know who you are—even when you’re still becoming.

    Let’s redefine what power really looks like:

    Power is choosing yourself when no one else claps.

    It’s walking into a room and not shrinking—even if your voice shakes.

    It’s knowing you can pause, breathe, and still hold weight.

    Power is emotional clarity.

    It’s being able to say “I need a minute” without guilt.

    It’s crying and not calling that a setback.

    Power is not overcompensating.

    You don’t need to over-explain, over-give, or over-do to be enough.

    You already are.

    Here’s how to access the power you already carry:

    1. Anchor into your energy.

    Before any big moment—interview, date, tough conversation—try this:

    Stand tall. Take a breath. Place your hand on your chest.

    Say: “I am already enough. I don’t have to earn this room—I am the room.”

    2. Dismantle the performance.

    Ask yourself: What parts of me are trying to be liked rather than seen?

    Let them rest.

    3. Create a “power playlist.”

    Songs that make you feel like the woman you are when no one’s watching.

    Let them remind you of your presence when you forget.

    4. Write your own receipt.

    List five moments you already showed up in power.

    Moments you stood your ground. Softened without folding. Told the truth.

    That’s your proof.

    You don’t have to perform to be powerful.

    You don’t need more credentials, more validation, or more glow.

    You need more trust in what already lives within you.

    Power doesn’t have to prove itself.

    It just has to be claimed.

    So go ahead and claim it.

    Right here. As you are.

    Because the power you carry?

    It’s already enough.

  • This Isn’t Stuck, This is Preparation

    This Isn’t Stuck, This is Preparation

    There’s a moment when the noise dies down.

    The texts slow.

    The plans don’t go through.

    The vision board starts to blur.

    And even though you’re still showing up, still breathing, still doing what you can… it feels like nothing is moving.

    You start wondering if you’re missing something.

    If you lost your touch.

    If God stopped listening.

    But what if… you’re not stuck?

    What if this is holy ground, and you’re standing at the edge of a becoming too sacred to rush?

    Because here’s what nobody tells you:

    Preparation feels like stillness.

    It feels like quiet days, unseen work, plans that don’t stick, and prayers that echo back with silence.

    It feels like pulling weeds with no sign of blooms.

    And it will feel like stuck—until you realize you’re actually being softened for what’s next.

    I know that space.

    I’ve cried in it. Fought it. Tried to outwork it.

    I’ve sat in rooms where I once felt powerful and wondered why I suddenly felt invisible.

    I’ve looked at other people’s progress and questioned if I took too many detours.

    But eventually I realized:

    Every delay was disguised direction. Every pause was a prayer being answered quietly.

    Because real power?

    It doesn’t always enter loud.

    Sometimes it tiptoes in while you’re wiping your eyes and learning how to be gentle with yourself again.

    Let’s talk about what preparation really looks like:

    It’s the days when nothing makes sense but your intuition won’t let you quit.

    It’s the version of you that doesn’t feel “on,” but somehow still chooses to show up.

    It’s the space between who you’ve been and who you’re becoming—and the ache of no longer fitting into either.

    You’re not being punished.

    You’re being positioned.

    But you’ve gotta stop calling it stuck.

    Because stuck implies lifelessness.

    And sis, you are anything but lifeless.

    You are actively being re-rooted.

    Refined.

    Redirected.

    Even if it doesn’t look like movement, you are becoming.

    Here’s how to hold yourself when it feels like nothing’s happening:

    1. Stop measuring your momentum by what’s visible.

    Growth doesn’t always leave proof. Sometimes the roots are strengthening before the bloom.

    2. Ask: “What is this preparing me for?” instead of “Why is this happening?”

    Shift the narrative. You’re not being blocked, you’re being built.

    3. Create a “preparation altar.”

    Write down what you’re calling in. Add something symbolic—an old photo, a letter, a verse.

    Place it somewhere you’ll see every day. Let it remind you that the pause is sacred.

    4. Breathe. Really breathe.

    When you start to spiral, come back to your body.

    Place your hand on your heart and say: I trust this pause is protecting and preparing me.

    5. Let this version of you be enough.

    Not the “glowed up” one. Not the “ready” one.

    The one that’s in-between. The one learning how to hold faith without a finish line.

    If this season is quiet… you’re not broken. You’re being spoken to differently.

    So maybe it’s not time to force a breakthrough.

    Maybe it’s time to receive what only silence can offer.

    You don’t need to have all the answers.

    You don’t need to be on fire to be walking in purpose.

    And you don’t need to rush something that’s already yours.

    This isn’t stuck.

    This is where your wings are being stretched.

    This is where your prayers are gaining roots.

    This is where power is being woven into your stillness.

    This… is preparation.

  • The Soft Power Strategy of Stillness: Why Not Reacting is Sometimes Your Loudest Move

    The Soft Power Strategy of Stillness: Why Not Reacting is Sometimes Your Loudest Move

    There are moments where silence holds more weight than any speech, more power than any comeback. I didn’t always understand that. I used to think that if I didn’t speak up immediately, I was weak. If I didn’t defend myself, I was letting them win. If I didn’t react, I didn’t care. But I’ve learned that stillness isn’t the absence of power—it’s the mastering of it.

    There was a version of me who couldn’t let anything slide. Who had to explain, defend, fix, over-express, over-explain, overextend. I gave away so much of my energy trying to control how I was perceived, trying to make sure people understood me, trying to avoid being misunderstood. But it cost me peace. And it cost me presence. I was so busy reacting that I couldn’t feel the calm that existed in simply letting things be.

    Stillness is strategy. And for women—especially women who have had to be in survival mode—it’s a reclaiming of something sacred. Because we’ve been taught to always do. Always say something. Always be productive. Always respond. Always fix it. Always manage everyone’s emotions. But what happens when you stop? When you choose to be still, even when it burns?

    I remember a recent situation where someone tried to bait me into a reaction. They wanted to provoke me, twist my words, pull me into chaos. And for a moment, I almost let it work. The old me—the version that needed to prove her worth—was about to come out swinging. But something in me paused. I took a breath. And I said nothing. Not because I was weak. But because I knew I didn’t owe them access to my energy.

    Stillness, in that moment, was strength. It was a declaration. A boundary. A line in the sand that said: I don’t move unless I choose to. I don’t explain myself to people committed to misunderstanding me. I don’t play games in a space I’ve outgrown. I don’t chase clarity where chaos lives.

    The feminine in me knew better. She knew that power doesn’t always come with sound. Sometimes, it comes in silence. Sometimes, the softest thing you can do is also the most radical. To say nothing, to walk away, to remain unmoved—not because you don’t feel anything, but because you finally trust yourself enough to hold what you’re feeling with grace.

    Stillness isn’t passive. It’s powerful. It’s the space where you choose yourself over the need to be right. It’s where you release control, not because you’ve given up, but because you’ve risen above. It’s where you remember that not everything deserves a response, and not everyone deserves a seat at your table.

    It’s in that space—between the trigger and the response—that we reclaim our soft power. That we remind ourselves we are not puppets pulled by strings of emotion or insecurity. We are the string-cutters. The pattern-breakers. The peace-holders. And that means knowing when to speak and when to stay still.

    There will always be noise. Always be drama. Always be people who try to test your growth. But you don’t have to take the bait. You don’t have to prove how far you’ve come. Let your peace do the talking. Let your energy be too expensive for nonsense. Let your stillness become your softest—and strongest—move yet.

    With love-

    Evelyn

  • The Feminine Reset: 5 Ways to Tap Back Into Your Power This Season

    The Feminine Reset: 5 Ways to Tap Back Into Your Power This Season

    There’s something about this time of year—when the days stretch a little longer and the air feels a little softer—that calls us to pause. To exhale. To remember who we are underneath all the roles, routines, and masks we wear just to get through the day.

    I used to think I needed a major life change to reset.

    A move. A breakup. A brand-new identity.

    But I’ve learned that sometimes the most powerful shift doesn’t come from running away—

    It comes from returning to yourself.

    This is your reminder: You don’t need to reinvent your entire life to come alive again.

    Sometimes, you just need to reset your energy—and let your feminine power rise back to the surface.

    What Is a Feminine Reset?

    It’s not productivity. It’s not perfection.

    It’s a deep exhale. A surrender. A soft power strategy.

    It’s choosing to nourish your inner world instead of constantly performing in the outer one.

    A feminine reset isn’t about changing everything.

    It’s about remembering the version of you who felt whole, even in her quiet moments.

    And if you’re ready to find her again, here’s where you can begin:

    1. Make Space for Stillness

    In a world that glorifies the grind, choosing stillness is a radical act.

    But stillness is where clarity lives. It’s where your intuition gets louder than the noise.

    Try this:

    • Turn off your phone for an hour

    • Sit in silence and breathe—no music, no scrolling, just you

    • Journal what comes up without censoring yourself

    Your soul has been trying to get a word in. Stillness lets her speak.

    2. Romanticize the Ordinary

    There is sacred power in how you pour your morning tea.

    In how you oil your skin. In the way you dress, even if no one’s watching.

    Feminine power isn’t always loud—it’s often felt in the details.

    Create beauty around you. Make your life a ceremony.

    Not for anyone else—but because you are worth the effort.

    3. Nourish Your Body Without Punishment

    This season, feed your body like it’s your best friend.

    Not like it’s a problem to be solved.

    Your softness is not a flaw. Your cravings are not weaknesses.

    Ask yourself:

    • What would feel nourishing right now?

    • What would bring more pleasure to this moment?

    Honor that. And stop apologizing for your desires.

    4. Reignite Your Sacred Yes (and Unapologetic No)

    There is so much power in your boundaries.

    Saying no is self-respect. Saying yes, from a place of truth, is liberation.

    Don’t say yes to what drains you.

    Don’t say no to what lights you up out of fear of judgment.

    Reclaim your discernment. Your intuition already knows what’s aligned.

    5. Call Your Energy Back to You

    At the end of each day—or after any interaction that leaves you feeling “off”—pause and say:

    “I call all of my energy back to me.

    Anything that is mine, return home.

    Anything that is not, I release with love.”

    Visualize your energy returning.

    Golden. Soft. Powerful.

    Let it fill your body and settle into your heart.

    You don’t have to be everything for everyone.

    But you do need to be everything for yourself.

    A Reset Isn’t a Breakdown—It’s a Rebirth

    You’re not behind.

    You’re not too late.

    You’re just ready to begin again—with more intention, more softness, and more power than before.

    This is your season to reset.

    Not to hustle or prove, but to feel, to breathe, to realign.

    And in doing so—you’ll remember just how powerful you’ve always been.

  • Unapologetic Woman: The Cost of Playing Small and the Power in Taking Up Space

    Unapologetic Woman: The Cost of Playing Small and the Power in Taking Up Space

    There was a time in my life when I mastered the art of shrinking.

    Not physically, of course—but emotionally, energetically, and spiritually. I made myself smaller in conversations so I wouldn’t be “too much.” I muted my opinions so I wouldn’t come off as “difficult.” I accepted crumbs, thinking I didn’t deserve the full meal. I apologized for taking up space. For having needs. For wanting more.

    And I didn’t even realize how loud my silence had become.

    The Subtle Ways We Shrink

    Playing small doesn’t always look like failure—it often looks like “being easy to deal with.” It looks like:

    • Agreeing when your spirit disagrees

    • Smiling when you’re hurting

    • Minimizing your accomplishments so no one feels “less than”

    • Staying in rooms that no longer value your presence

    • Shrinking your dreams because someone else can’t see your vision

    And it chips away at you. Quietly.

    Until one day, you don’t recognize the woman you’ve become.

    The Breaking Point Wasn’t Loud—It Was a Whisper

    It didn’t happen all at once. It was subtle. Soft. A conversation where I felt invisible. A job where my voice didn’t matter. A relationship where I poured and poured until I had nothing left. I remember sitting in my car thinking: I don’t think I’ve ever truly chosen myself.

    I had been making peace offerings with my power.

    Every time I stayed quiet, every time I settled—I was negotiating my worth.

    The Lie We’re Told: That Power Makes Us Unlovable

    They tell women to be humble, soft-spoken, agreeable. To let others lead.

    But I’ve learned that real love never asks you to be less of yourself.

    And any space that requires your silence is not a safe space—it’s a cage.

    The truth is:

    You’re not intimidating. They’re just not used to a woman who doesn’t apologize for being whole.

    You’re not “too much.” You’re simply more than they’re ready to receive.

    You’re not dramatic. You’re just finally being honest.

    Taking Up Space is a Power Move—Not a Personality Flaw

    When I stopped playing small, I didn’t become aggressive—I became honest. I started asking for what I needed. I raised my standards. I said no without guilt. I stopped watering myself down and started blooming where I was planted—even if no one clapped for me.

    Taking up space means:

    • Walking into a room and knowing you belong without needing permission

    • Reclaiming your time, your energy, your voice

    • Owning your power without fear of rejection

    • Allowing yourself to be fully expressed—soft and strong, bold and kind

    And that’s what scares people.

    Not your flaws. Not your past.

    But the fact that you’re no longer afraid to own your light.

    To the Woman Who’s Been Playing Small: It’s Time

    You weren’t born to dim.

    You weren’t made to shrink.

    And you were never meant to blend in.

    I know it’s scary to take up space when the world teaches you to disappear.

    But every time you choose yourself, you show another woman what’s possible.

    And that’s how we rise—together.

    A Soft Power Affirmation

    I am no longer available for spaces that silence me.

    I do not dim. I do not shrink.

    I rise. I radiate. I take up space with grace.

    You are not asking for too much.

    You are finally asking from a place that knows her worth.

    And that, my love, changes everything.

  • Reclaiming Your Radiance: How to Return to Yourself After Emotional Burnout

    Reclaiming Your Radiance: How to Return to Yourself After Emotional Burnout

    There was a season in my life where I didn’t recognize myself in the mirror. Not in the poetic, I’ve-evolved kind of way. I mean I literally couldn’t find the light in my eyes. I was showing up for everyone—my kids, my job, my relationship, the expectations—and somehow, I forgot how to show up for me.

    Some mornings, I would wake up and stare at the ceiling, knowing I had things to do… but feeling like I was underwater. I knew how to function, but I didn’t know how to feel. I’d smile at people and check off tasks, but inside, I felt numb. Drained. Hollow. Burnt out in ways that no amount of sleep or self-care Sundays could fix.

    This wasn’t laziness. It wasn’t weakness. It was emotional burnout. And it was eating away at my radiance.

    What Burnout Really Steals From You

    Burnout doesn’t just drain your energy—it steals your sense of self.

    You stop laughing like you used to. You stop dancing in the kitchen. You forget what it’s like to be soft because you’ve had to be so strong. You start settling—not because you want less, but because you’re too tired to fight for more.

    And no one really talks about how lonely that place is.

    Because you don’t look “broken.” You’re functioning. You’re surviving.

    But inside, you feel like a stranger to yourself.

    The Moment I Knew I Had to Come Home to Myself

    There was a night—I remember it vividly—I sat in the parking lot of a gas station crying into the steering wheel. I had just left a conversation where I made myself small again. I kept my peace at the cost of my truth. And I thought… when did I become okay with that?

    I wasn’t okay. I just didn’t know how to stop pretending.

    That night, I whispered out loud: “I want to come back to me.”

    And I meant it.

    The Feminine Way Back: Not a Hustle, But a Return

    Reclaiming your radiance doesn’t come from doing more—it comes from being more honest.

    You don’t have to light a hundred candles, meditate for 45 minutes, or book a solo trip to Bali to find yourself again. Sometimes, coming home to yourself looks like:

    • Saying no without overexplaining.

    • Wearing something soft and beautiful just because it makes you feel like you.

    • Turning off your phone for an hour and letting your body rest.

    • Letting yourself cry without needing a reason.

    • Laughing—really laughing—at something ridiculous.

    • Admitting that you’ve been hurting.

    • Letting someone show up for you for once.

    Soft Power Isn’t Loud—It’s Liberating

    They told us we had to be strong. That we had to push through. That softness was weakness.

    But I’m learning that there is nothing more powerful than a woman who reclaims her softness after being hardened by life. Nothing more radiant than a woman who glows again after going dim. Nothing more magnetic than a woman who’s not trying to prove anything—but has returned to her truth.

    And the truth is: your radiance was never gone.

    It was just buried beneath the burnout.

    You’re still in there. And you’re worth coming back to.

    A Soft Invitation to You

    If you’re reading this and it feels familiar—if you’re tired of being tired, tired of being everything for everyone but nothing for yourself—I want you to ask yourself gently:

    What would it look like for me to come home to myself this week?

    Not all at once. Not perfectly.

    Just one tiny moment where you choose you again.

    Because the world needs your light.

    But more than that, you need your light.

    And it’s never too late to turn it back on.

  • Your Presence is the Power

    Your Presence is the Power

    The most magnetic women don’t force attention. They don’t chase. They don’t beg.

    They simply exist in their power, and people feel it.

    Your presence alone should shift a room—not because you’re loud, not because you’re trying to be seen, but because you are deeply rooted in yourself. Your energy, your confidence, your very essence speaks before you ever say a word.

    But here’s the thing: If you don’t own your presence, no one else will.

    Owning Your Presence Starts With You

    Magnetic energy isn’t about arrogance. It’s about certainty. It’s about knowing exactly who you are and carrying yourself with an unshakable sense of self-worth.

    Here’s how you cultivate that level of presence:

    1. Know Who You Are – Confidence isn’t about proving anything; it’s about being so grounded in yourself that validation becomes irrelevant.

    2. Master the Art of Stillness – You don’t need to constantly be doing or saying something to be powerful. The most influential people can command a room simply by being in it.

    3. Speak with Intention – The most powerful people aren’t the ones who talk the most, but the ones who speak with purpose. Don’t waste words—make them count.

    4. Walk Like You Belong – Even if you feel out of place, move like you don’t. Your energy will make space for you.

    5. Be Selective with Your Energy – Not everyone deserves access to you. Your presence is valuable—treat it that way.

    The Silent Power of an Unbothered Woman

    When a woman truly owns her presence, she doesn’t seek validation. She doesn’t shrink. She doesn’t overexplain.

    She just is.

    And that alone? Is enough to make the right people notice.

    When you stop trying to be seen and start embodying your power, people will feel the difference. They won’t be able to ignore you.

    Because presence is energy. Presence is power.

    And when you truly step into it, the world will adjust to you.

  • Protect Your Softness, But Never Mistake It for Weakness

    Protect Your Softness, But Never Mistake It for Weakness

    There’s a misconception that being soft means being weak. That a woman who embraces her femininity, her emotions, and her tenderness is somehow naive or fragile.

    But real softness? Is strength in disguise.

    It takes power to remain soft in a world that tries to harden you. It takes discipline to choose grace when you could retaliate. It takes wisdom to know when to be gentle and when to be firm.

    But let’s be clear—being soft does not mean being a pushover.

    Softness With Boundaries is Unstoppable

    Too many women either suppress their softness in an attempt to be “strong” or let people take advantage of it by lacking boundaries.

    True feminine power lies in balance. It’s about knowing:

    • Your kindness is a choice, not an obligation.

    • Your patience has limits, and those limits must be respected.

    • Your emotions are valuable, but they do not control you.

    • Your ability to love deeply does not mean you tolerate disrespect.

    Softness without strength invites mistreatment. Strength without softness breeds isolation. The most powerful women master both.

    How to Protect Your Softness Without Losing Your Strength

    1. Trust Your Intuition – Being soft doesn’t mean ignoring red flags. Honor your inner knowing and act accordingly.

    2. Set Boundaries Without Guilt – You can be warm and loving while still saying, “This does not work for me.”

    3. Recognize Who Deserves Your Energy – Not everyone is worthy of your gentleness. Save it for those who appreciate it.

    4. Stand Firm When Necessary – Your softness is not an excuse for anyone to underestimate you. If they do, let them be surprised when you remind them otherwise.

    You Can Be Both—And That’s the Secret

    The world tells women they must choose: Be soft or be strong. Be kind or be firm. Be loving or be powerful.

    But the truth? You were never meant to choose. You were meant to be both.

    Soft, but untouchable.

    Loving, but not naive.

    Open-hearted, but with an iron backbone.

    Because a woman who can master both softness and strength? She is unstoppable.

  • You Can’t Lose What’s Meant for You

    You Can’t Lose What’s Meant for You

    Let’s get one thing straight: What’s meant for you will never pass you by.

    Not the opportunity.

    Not the relationship.

    Not the success.

    But here’s where many women get stuck—holding onto what isn’t meant for them out of fear that nothing better will come.

    You know that feeling. That hesitation. That internal struggle when you know deep down something isn’t right, but you keep convincing yourself to stay. You tell yourself maybe if you wait a little longer, try a little harder, or compromise just a little more, things will work out.

    But let’s be real: If something requires you to shrink, beg, or suffer just to keep it, was it ever really yours?

    Why Holding On Keeps You Stuck

    Many people think losing something means failure. That if a job didn’t work out, if a relationship ended, or if a door closed, they must have done something wrong.

    But real loss? Is staying in spaces you’ve outgrown.

    The more you cling to what isn’t for you, the more you block what is. The more you entertain half-hearted love, inconsistent energy, and draining situations, the less space you leave for what actually aligns with you.

    So ask yourself:

    Are you holding on because you truly want it, or because you’re afraid to let go?

    Is it feeding your soul or feeding your fears?

    Because the truth is:

    • If it’s meant for you, it won’t require begging.

    • If it’s aligned, it will feel like peace, not anxiety.

    • If it’s real, it won’t make you question your worth.

    Trust the Shift: What’s Yours Will Find You

    The universe doesn’t operate on desperation—it operates on alignment. When you trust that what’s meant for you will come, you stop forcing what isn’t.

    This means:

    • Walking away when you feel unappreciated, instead of waiting for someone to finally see your value.

    • Releasing relationships that no longer serve you, instead of clinging to history.

    • Trusting that rejection is redirection, instead of taking it as a personal failure.

    Let go. Trust the shift. Walk in faith.

    Because when you finally stop fearing loss, you’ll realize you never had to chase what was already yours.

  • Becoming Unshakable: The Art of Holding Your Power

    Becoming Unshakable: The Art of Holding Your Power

    There comes a moment in every woman’s journey when she realizes that no one can take her power—only she can give it away.

    People will try to provoke you.

    Situations will test you.

    Your past will whisper that you’re not ready.

    But the truth is, you are only as unshakable as you decide to be.

    The strongest, most magnetic women aren’t the ones who never face challenges—they’re the ones who refuse to let those challenges break them. They stand firm. They move with intention. And most importantly, they hold their power, no matter what.

    What It Means to Hold Your Power

    Holding your power doesn’t mean you never feel emotions. It doesn’t mean you never have moments of doubt. It means that you don’t let those emotions or doubts make decisions for you.

    It means:

    • You don’t react—you respond.

    • You don’t chase—you attract.

    • You don’t beg—you observe.

    • You don’t shrink—you rise.

    When you truly embody this, people will notice. They will feel the shift. Some will be drawn to you, others will be intimidated. But none will be able to ignore the presence of a woman who is fully in her power.

    How to Become Unshakable

    If you want to move through life with the kind of confidence that nothing can touch, you have to train yourself to become the eye of the storm, not the chaos within it. Here’s how:

    1. Master Emotional Control – When you let people trigger you, you give them control. Observe, breathe, and decide how you want to respond instead of reacting impulsively.

    2. Detach from External Validation – When you no longer seek approval, no one can manipulate you with it.

    3. Set Boundaries and Enforce Them – A boundary means nothing if you don’t uphold it. Walk away when necessary. No second chances.

    4. Move Like You Are the Prize – Because you are. The more you act like it, the more people will treat you accordingly.

    5. Never Explain Your Standards – You don’t owe anyone a justification for what you will and won’t accept. Either they rise to meet you, or they fall away.

    Your Power is Yours—Reclaim It

    The next time someone tries to make you doubt yourself, remember: Their opinion is not your truth.

    The next time life throws a challenge your way, remember: You are built for this.

    The next time you feel like reacting, remember: Your silence, your presence, and your discernment are your greatest weapons.

    Because the moment you decide that you are unshakable, unstoppable, and untouchable—the world will have no choice but to recognize it, too.

    And that? That’s real power.