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SOMO LA LEO! . To my non-Swahili-speaking community, this is what the video says: Today I’m going to teach you how to understand the power of your absence. There is power in your presence. We understand the presence of a mother in a home, a boss in an office, a president in a country. We understand what someone’s presence brings. But you also need to learn how to hold your power when you’re absent. First, understand your value. How do people experience you when you’re present? What do you contribute to their lives? Maybe you’re there physically, emotionally, mentally, financially. Maybe people experience love, empathy, support, and consideration through you. When you’re there, be there fully. Don’t love half-half. Don’t support halfway. Let people experience the quality of who you are. But then comes the most important part: know when to revoke access. Because if you continue giving people unlimited access to you without boundaries, you’re not just allowing people to misuse you,you are misusing yourself. And when you revoke access, understand two things. First, if someone wants the same access they once had to you, they need to earn it again. Something happened that made you say, “Enough is enough.” Maybe there was betrayal, a lack of reciprocity, disrespect, or simply a realization that the relationship was no longer healthy. Whatever it was, access changed. They now have to show you why that access should be restored. Second, people may turn you into the villain. Imagine someone who is used to you always answering, always showing up, always helping and suddenly you’re not there anymore. Of course, they’re going to have something to say. Let them talk.Be okay with being the villain in someone’s story when all you did was stop giving unlimited access to a person who couldn’t meet you with the same intensity and consideration. Your power isn’t only in how much you give when you’re present. Your power is knowing when to step away. Fill your own cup. Be a quality person. Love deeply. Show up fully. And when you need to leave, leave without feeling guilty. Let your absence remind people of the value they had access to. Know the power of your absence more than the power of your presence. #fyp #munno111
SOMO LA LEO! . To my non-Swahili-speaking community, this is what the video says: Today I’m going to teach you how to understand the power of your absence. There is power in your presence. We understand the presence of a mother in a home, a boss in an office, a president in a country. We understand what someone’s presence brings. But you also need to learn how to hold your power when you’re absent. First, understand your value. How do people experience you when you’re present? What do you contribute to their lives? Maybe you’re there physically, emotionally, mentally, financially. Maybe people experience love, empathy, support, and consideration through you. When you’re there, be there fully. Don’t love half-half. Don’t support halfway. Let people experience the quality of who you are. But then comes the most important part: know when to revoke access. Because if you continue giving people unlimited access to you without boundaries, you’re not just allowing people to misuse you,you are misusing yourself. And when you revoke access, understand two things. First, if someone wants the same access they once had to you, they need to earn it again. Something happened that made you say, “Enough is enough.” Maybe there was betrayal, a lack of reciprocity, disrespect, or simply a realization that the relationship was no longer healthy. Whatever it was, access changed. They now have to show you why that access should be restored. Second, people may turn you into the villain. Imagine someone who is used to you always answering, always showing up, always helping and suddenly you’re not there anymore. Of course, they’re going to have something to say. Let them talk.Be okay with being the villain in someone’s story when all you did was stop giving unlimited access to a person who couldn’t meet you with the same intensity and consideration. Your power isn’t only in how much you give when you’re present. Your power is knowing when to step away. Fill your own cup. Be a quality person. Love deeply. Show up fully. And when you need to leave, leave without feeling guilty. Let your absence remind people of the value they had access to. Know the power of your absence more than the power of your presence. #fyp #munno111

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