Harnessing the power of thought is fundamental in designing your best life and nourishing your soul. In this season, we share quotes, takeaways from our guests and affirmations to energize your day. Let this season help to awaken your best you, uplift, inspire and bring daily joy. Knowledge is power.
In episode 20, we talk about owning your potential.
Welcome to Souls of Hip Hop: daily power thoughts. Harnessing the power of thought is fundamental and designing your best life and nourishing your soul. In this season, we share quotes, take-aways from our guests, and affirmations to energize your day. Let this season help to awaken your best you, uplift, inspire and bring daily joy. Knowledge is power. Today's power thought comes from the African American novelist, professor and first African American woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993. Her best selling work explored black identity in America, and in particular, the often crushing experience of the black woman, Miss Tony Morrison. Here's the quote, if there's a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it. Is there a problem project book or idea that has not been actualized in the way that you would enjoy? Then it's a good time to start tapping into it. When we experience our source energy, our pure potential, there is an absence of fear, there is no compulsion to control or struggle for approval. Control is a sign of the ego at work, not our spirit, our true self, our spirit, our soul, is completely free of those things. Philosophically, potential indicates possession of a capacity to achieve or become something while potentiality indicates the possibility of possessing the potential. Today, I affirm: all experiences in my life support my growth and potential. A infinitely successful perso lies within me. I am determine Our theme music was beatboxed y Denis the Menace and produce to be the very best I can be by Zede. A big shout out to the brothers from Switzerland. The background music was produced by Taki Brano. A big thank you to our broski from Providence. Our podcast basically runs on coffee. To keep our show running you can support by buying a coffee through the link in our show notes. I am Candy. I am DJ Razor Cut and this is Souls of Hip Hop.