Queen Inspiration and Empowerment
What are the tools needed to empower oneself?
On any given day, you can find the tools needed to empower yourself. When you empower yourself, you can accomplish anything. The main tool needed is commitment. If we are committed to something, we will make sure that we get it accomplished. Our heart is in it and we will do everything we can to make sure it happens. That’s how God developed a woman’s brain and heart to work together.
Another great tool is the spirit of being intentional. You know, I’ve always known these are two great powerful tools, but it took my former publisher to really instill them into me. And now they are tools I choose to use every day. Why do we need to be intentional, it means we are committed. If we are committed then we will make sure it is accomplished. Well you know what that means, it means it will happen, it will be finished. You can count on us to Getter’ done.
These are tools we can find within ourselves every day, if we are willing to choose. Life can be made much easier and less complicated when using the great tools we have been given. The desire to have a life that is more productive and less stressful seems so greater. I know in my life and business, the more I have chosen to use these techniques, my day sure falls into place better. I get more accomplished with less stress. My heart sure enjoys doing the tasks I have before me. It puts my attitude and thoughts in a better position as well.
Can you start the day with these tools at hand? We sure can by setting our mind in the habit of picking them up daily. Resetting the mind to be more intentional and committed on either doing something, having a better attitude, striving for me, creating a greater plan or anything that is necessary to have our lives succeed with greatness. Even at making greater connections with inspiring people.
Begin today using tools from life that will help you not only succeed at what you want to do, but ones that will make you thrive at it. Be Intentional. Be committed.
