CEO/Certified Strengths Coach

CEO/Certified Strengths Coach

Thursday, May 21, 2015

RECLAIM FREEDOM: DEVELOP YOUR UNIQUE STRENGTHS

When we were conceived and growing in our mother's womb, we were "free." There were no expectations, no doubt, no fear...we had the freedom to just "be." The day we were born, we were stripped of our freedom. From day one, we were exposed to societal expectations born out of our ancestors, as well as limiting beliefs, judgments, fear, worry, doubt, biases, and so much more. The focus growing up was on what we couldn't do not what we could, on our weaknesses not our strengths, and on what we’re expected to "be" not what makes us unique.

There are a few "humans" who overcame fear of rejection, went against the norm, and searched for their inner "truth." They discovered their talents, turned those talents into strengths, and aimed for a higher purpose in life. These are our great leaders of the World who had a vision for what the future “could be:” George Washington, Mother Teresa, Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, Warren Buffet…just to name a few.

It is time to reclaim your freedom. We were all born with talents and put on this earth to be unique. Sharpen your mind, develop your innate gifts, and break free of the limitations you have been swaddled in since birth. It is not about power, money, status or prestige. It is about you, your innate gifts, your uniqueness, and your own power to be the best of who you were born to be. Discover, accept, and strengthen your own inner self to re-gain freedom, happiness, and fulfillment.

In return, be a servant leader and teach others to lead by your example. Let our children be born into the universal truths of goodness, uniqueness, and empower them to serve others by being their best selves! Only then will we truly live out our personal destiny and leave behind our true legacy. Go forth and make an impact on the world, seek to strengthen "humankind," rather than destroy the uniqueness of human existence. All rights reserved (c) 2015 Beckie Jorgensen