The Four Natural Powers

Have you ever said the phrase which begins with, "If I had superpowers I would ____________."?

One has to be aware of his power before he/she can use it. In any of the movies you've watched with heroes possessing superpowers, they all have the knowledge of their power before they were able use them. 

This post is not aimed at making you having to possess superpowers, instead this is geared towards informing you that you too, can be a superhero, in the course, place, event, or circumstance that you are in right now, as long as you know, and bear in mind these four natural powers.

NATURAL POWER #1:
Everyone of us alive in this moment has the power to go to work each day and express the Absolute Best within us. And you need no title to do that.

NATURAL POWER #2:
Every one of us alive today has the power to inspire, influence, and elevate each person we meet by the gift of a great example. And you need no title to do that.

NATURAL POWER #3:
Every one of us alive with life can passionately drive positive change in the face of negative conditions. And you need no title to do that.

NATURAL POWER #4:
Every one of us alive to the truth about leadership can treat all stakeholders with respect, appreciation, and kindness - and in so doing raise the organization's culture to best of breed. And you need no title to do that.

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