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Power isn't something you have, it's something you do. The speaker uses Peter's repeated failures to show that getting up after each setback is what actually matters. Stop accepting your circumstances and act now.
Power isn't something you have, it's something you do. The speaker uses Peter's repeated failures to show that getting up after each setback is what actually matters. Stop accepting your circumstances and act now.
Your weakness is not a position. Your weakness is power. It is the exercise of power. The word power means action taken. The word power means do something. Power in you is waiting to come out. So some of you, some of you just get— look at your life and say, I accept it. No, no. If you miss it like Peter the first time, second time, third time, fourth time, get up, go get it. Power can be gotten. Power can be gotten. Are you listening to me? Look at me, everybody. Don't write anything. You have been operating life. Let me tell you.
