“Our” truth and “the” truth may or may not be the same thing, and that’s ok.
Truth is complicated because we have so much perspective. When you release the need to share your personal truth with everyone else all the time, you free yourself to own what is yours. Your truth can make you powerful.
When have you spoken your truth and felt powerful?
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