INVENTORY OF POWER

 

Power is my ability to convert an idea into words I speak, actions I take and things I build.  I affirm my oneness with the higher power. It is not I, but the power within, that does the work.  I express power through my voice and physical movement. I need to own my power and to be poised and centered in my power.

 

As you read the two columns, take stock of yourself. How do you use power? What can you do to improve in this area?

 

Misuse or Abuse of Power

Right Use of Power

Trying to oppress, control or manipulate others

Empowering others to help themselves

Trying to be the big shot or top dog

Holding ideals of true service confidence and self-respect

Feeling superior. My goodness depends on your badness

Feeling unique, but not better or worse than others

Power Trip games “May Daddy is bigger then yours”

Humility and mutual respect. Practice peace.

Finding faults with others, lording it over them

Helping others; not gloating over their difficulties

Power Struggles. Win-Loose mindset. Competitive

Power sharing. Win-Win mindset. Cooperative

Might makes right. Authoritarian. Can’t admit mistakes.

Right makes might. Authority comes from within. Admits mistakes.

 

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