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Choice = Power

by | Aug 11, 2012 | Coaching Advice, Insights & Inspiration

Personal power tip: know that every choice you make is an act of power. Pay attention to your choices and you InPower yourself.

Think the little choices don’t matter? Try noticing every choice you make for an entire day. If you get tired, notice that you don’t have to choose and that’s ok too.

When each and every small choice becomes easy the big choices do too.

What do you think? When do your choices make you feel most powerful?

 

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Dana Theus

Dana Theus

Dana Theus is an executive coach specializing in helping you activate your highest potential to succeed and to shine. With her support emerging and established leaders, especially women, take powerful, high-road shortcuts to developing their authentic leadership style and discovering new levels of confidence and impact. Dana has worked for Fortune 50 companies, entrepreneurial tech startups, government and military agencies and non-profits and she has taught graduate-level courses for several Universities. learn more
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