🔋🔌⚡️POWER🔋🔌⚡️I didn't know my own strength, Until I did!

Hello Lovelies,

Today, let’s talk about power - our true, innate, feminine power. The kind of power that doesn’t need validation or applause, the kind that simply is, by nature of our being. In a world that often misinterprets strength, it’s essential for us to understand where our true strength lies, and how abandoning it can lead us to becoming a lesser version of ourselves.

When you abandon your power, you become truly weak, susceptible to immorality, insensitive, overly seductive, or even demanding in ways that don’t align with your true self. Hardened characteristics begin to take over, violating the essence of your femininity, your nature, and your unique identity. Society often has it twisted: they see “hard” as strong, and “soft” as weak. But let me set the record straight-this couldn’t be further from the truth.

Think of it this way: hard objects are often brittle, prone to shattering under pressure. Meanwhile, soft objects - things that can bend and flow-are resilient and flexible, able to rebound and adjust under the same pressure. Our softness, our gentleness, is not a weakness. In fact, it’s a strength that allows us to endure, to nurture, and to create space for healing and transformation.

Society may encourage women to “toughen up,” to build walls, to adopt a hardened exterior as a means of protection. But when you step away from your natural power, which is rooted in grace, softness, intuition, and resilience, you only create a false sense of strength. True power, real feminine strength, flows from a place of wisdom, empathy, and the quiet confidence of knowing your worth without needing to prove it.

Being soft doesn’t mean you’re passive; it means you’re self-assured enough to trust in your own strength, to show compassion in a world that sometimes mistakes kindness for fragility. Softness doesn’t mean letting people walk over you. It’s about embodying the true essence of resilience-bending but never breaking, adapting but never losing yourself.

I urge you, Lovelies, to embrace your soft power. Let it be the foundation from which you operate in life and business. The world needs the unique strength that you bring-one that doesn’t have to conform to society’s skewed perceptions of what it means to be strong.

So, the next time you’re pressured to harden, to build walls, to abandon the softness within you-remember that true resilience is found in balance. Let your power flow like water: gentle but relentless, adaptable yet unstoppable. Embrace your strength in all its softness and watch how life aligns with the beauty of your true nature.

Keep bending, keep shining, and never let anyone dim the light of your true power.

With all my love and unwavering belief in you,

Lady Erin Love