“You either walk inside your story and own it or you stand outside your story and hustle for your worthiness.” - Brene Brown from the Gifts of Imperfection
I feel that when I was able to be proud of my accomplishments and also take responsibility for my mistakes, I was mature enough to accept my power as an adult.
Synchroncities are echoes of repetition intended for our understanding and progression. When we finally understand, we must never forget to say thank you, and then release it. It is a valuable tool to reaching our higher existence of mind, body and soul.
Margaret, this is beautifully written and so inspiring. I love how you frame stepping into our power as a return to our true selves, not a climb toward someone else’s version of success. Your affirmation feels like a gentle yet fierce call to action. Thank you for sharing this reminder to lead from within. ❤️❤️
"Stepping into your power doesn't mean becoming someone else. It means returning to who you've always been, underneath the expectations, the conditioning, and the survival-mode hustle."
I love the references you made on becoming and returning to who you’ve always been as my Substack is all about that!
Again, you're post falls to great meaning for me- regaining my personal power.
I was released from the hospital two days ago. While there, I was kept on a liquid diet. Before leaving, I was never re-introduced to solid foods. My dr knows about my history with Ulcerative Colitis, Abdominal adhesions, and 3 hospital visits due to deadly C-diff, associated with acute pain. I had to reintroduce myself to solid food. This has caused a greater weight loss bc everything just goes through me. And this has left me feeling absolutely powerless. No child of God, should feel like this. I am sending every tear that falls down my cheek, directly to God. God is the love of my life. I can feel his arms around me, but I loose more weight every day. Since having C-diff, I have lost 65pounds. I humble myself to God alone, not to negligence brought through unfit Dr's. I want to reclaim my personal power again.
I love this and tell me, does the voice ever stop shaking? (Asking for a friend.)
I’m still new to Substack. New to all of this, really.
Back in the late ’90s, I dropped out of art school. Long story. The short version? I spent the next two decades not knowing what I was “supposed” to do.
Now, I’m finally stepping into my power. Not just painting, but writing too. And honestly, it feels a bit like learning to walk all over again.
Margaret, this invited rise you describe, the tender insistence of our deeper voice, feels like a call to wake not just to power, but to presence. I love how you honor the still, unshakeable place inside that holds our authority, and your prompts strike like gentle invitations home.
This speak volumes of your depth and wisdom within your soul. I clearly see and feel your presence. I await you beyond, the robe and beyond my dreams for we have a spiritual connection❤️🔥Thank you
I feel that when I was able to be proud of my accomplishments and also take responsibility for my mistakes, I was mature enough to accept my power as an adult.
Synchroncities are echoes of repetition intended for our understanding and progression. When we finally understand, we must never forget to say thank you, and then release it. It is a valuable tool to reaching our higher existence of mind, body and soul.
Yes, I love this❤️🔥
Margaret, this is beautifully written and so inspiring. I love how you frame stepping into our power as a return to our true selves, not a climb toward someone else’s version of success. Your affirmation feels like a gentle yet fierce call to action. Thank you for sharing this reminder to lead from within. ❤️❤️
I’m glad you got value out of it. I appreciate you. Thank you so much
Thank you, Margaret! I truly appreciate you too.
"Stepping into your power doesn't mean becoming someone else. It means returning to who you've always been, underneath the expectations, the conditioning, and the survival-mode hustle."
I love the references you made on becoming and returning to who you’ve always been as my Substack is all about that!
Thank you for your share.💛
Happy Holidays to you and your family, Margaret.
Again, you're post falls to great meaning for me- regaining my personal power.
I was released from the hospital two days ago. While there, I was kept on a liquid diet. Before leaving, I was never re-introduced to solid foods. My dr knows about my history with Ulcerative Colitis, Abdominal adhesions, and 3 hospital visits due to deadly C-diff, associated with acute pain. I had to reintroduce myself to solid food. This has caused a greater weight loss bc everything just goes through me. And this has left me feeling absolutely powerless. No child of God, should feel like this. I am sending every tear that falls down my cheek, directly to God. God is the love of my life. I can feel his arms around me, but I loose more weight every day. Since having C-diff, I have lost 65pounds. I humble myself to God alone, not to negligence brought through unfit Dr's. I want to reclaim my personal power again.
Amen🙏
I love this and tell me, does the voice ever stop shaking? (Asking for a friend.)
I’m still new to Substack. New to all of this, really.
Back in the late ’90s, I dropped out of art school. Long story. The short version? I spent the next two decades not knowing what I was “supposed” to do.
Now, I’m finally stepping into my power. Not just painting, but writing too. And honestly, it feels a bit like learning to walk all over again.
Margaret, this invited rise you describe, the tender insistence of our deeper voice, feels like a call to wake not just to power, but to presence. I love how you honor the still, unshakeable place inside that holds our authority, and your prompts strike like gentle invitations home.
Stay entangled, my friend.
—The Bathrobe Guy
The Bathroom Guy,
This speak volumes of your depth and wisdom within your soul. I clearly see and feel your presence. I await you beyond, the robe and beyond my dreams for we have a spiritual connection❤️🔥Thank you