There is a personal power that is helping fuel her.
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He has supreme total personal power for the indefinite future.
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So, your solar plexis is a source of personal power.
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Kim Jung Un has one overriding objective: to retain personal power.
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On the other hand, you have a lot more personal power.
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Don't you want success, abundance, and personal power in your life?!
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More than anything, he did it to cement his own personal power.
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But his next sentence reflected limits of his personal power to act.
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You step into this week with your personal power at a high.
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Together, we can take control of our lives and our own personal power.
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As his critics are cowed, the king has focused on accumulating personal power.
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Ideally, with leadership that has been shunted aside because of personal power grabs.
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Everything this imperial leader does aims to maximize and secure his personal power.
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"The Motivation Manifesto: 9 Declarations to Claim Your Personal Power" by Brendon Burchard
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The reach for more personal power could be the start of his downfall.
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The expansion of personal power over the political institutions is the most unnerving.
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Whatever your personal power pieces, here are some criteria for identifying them for travel.
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There are no shallow guarantees in it, no self-indulgent pronouncements of personal power.
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Every seat has a personal power outlet for charging phones, computers, and other devices.
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"I know that I was too consumed with the search for personal power," he said.
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" Keys said she believes individualism reflects personal power, saying, "We become clones of each other.
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These orders taken collectively systematically enhance Trump's personal power at the expense of our Constitution.
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It's so strange that someone so autonomous, who has such personal power, can't be alone.
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It can even charge your iPhone, essentially turning it into your own personal power bank.
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" "You are a man who has encouraged prejudice and violence in the pursuit of personal power.
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The movie depicts Cheney's embrace of it simply as an excuse for a personal power grab.
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Horna has managed to photograph these women and still allow them to maintain their personal power.
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You are a man who has encouraged prejudice and violence in the pursuit of personal power.
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Hydrogen's role as a universal energy carrier is an upside for this scenario of portable personal power.
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Personal power comes with letting that go, and no one watching Hammer can fail to recognize this.
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Inducted into an ancient form of verbal and mental discipline, they discovered a source of personal power.
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Several suggested that Democrats had suffered from buyer's remorse by giving the CFPB director immense personal power.
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His actions can be understood only through the lens of holding onto personal power at whatever expense.
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There's citrine for business and personal power, lapis lazuli for communication, or black obsidian for grounding and protection.
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In the ruthless pursuit of personal power he has unleashed lies, rage and resentment without a second thought.
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Or maybe she's just revealing that personal power, rather than power for her children, was always the goal.
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The Trump team understood that Xi's overriding objective for 2017 is to consolidate his personal power at home.
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"This lack of both organizational and personal power was then related to more rumination," Szymanski explained to PsyPost.
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His first infomercial, "Personal Power", appeared in 1988, and since then he has built a self-actualisation empire.
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Even Deng Xiaoping, for all his personal power, discouraged personal adulation as a dangerous remnant of Mao's time.
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If he can't get House Democrats to cooperate, he'll wield his executive authority to demonstrate his personal power.
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As he stands on the brink of acquiring even more personal power, Mr. Erdogan is therefore still vulnerable.
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She is an old-fashioned English public servant, devoid of bombast and rhetorical flourish, and uninterested in personal power.
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All power in his eye is personal power, and the government is there to serve his Sun God self.
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During that period, it will pass over your Sun, bringing gifts of confidence, expanding your personal power and outing secrets.
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Breitbart News, the outrage-stoking far-right website that Bannon made his personal power base, cut ties with him today.
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They speak of working for fair government, but many have accumulated considerable personal power and wealth by exploiting the recent turmoil.
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Magic is a metaphor for personal power and the things that we can do when we set our minds to something.
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But in Galadriel's eyes, the One Ring is a pathway to personal power, and it's that power that would corrupt her.
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Cuomo accepted and even encouraged this state of affairs, as it gave him tremendous personal power and infuriated his Democratic critics.
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In the runup to the 2016 election, Comey again showed a willingness to use his personal power to shape political events.
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I now share this artifact to inspire others facing a relationship loss to focus on claiming and expanding their own personal power.
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Always interested in personal power and essentially devoid of any commitment to democratic ideals, Trump is naturally inclined to be a strongman.
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In the past few months, Lyft switched up its surge pricing system, called Prime Time, and replaced it with Personal Power Zones.
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The handshake drama is resonant, to a point, because it provides a neat example of their respective preoccupations with personal power dynamics.
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In too many instances, public office in this country is held by individuals who prioritize personal power and enrichment over public service.
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In an email to The Verge, Rochko emphasized that he has "no personal power" over other instances; he simply offers non-binding advice.
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National Assembly The National Constituent Assembly, the body created by Maduro which critics say concentrates his personal power, held its first session Saturday.
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This is the most vital aspect of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general: its role in bringing personal power to everyone who uses it.
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My definition is honing in on your personal power and working with the energies around you to create the life that you want.
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At some point, Senate Republicans and Senate Republican candidates should come to the realization that McConnell's obsession for personal power trumps all else.
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Instead, the country will be controlled by a variety of government and Taliban mafias interested in their own personal power, survival, and wealth.
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In their quest for personal power, past presidents have expanded the power of the office far beyond the worst fears of Founding Fathers.
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Our research has found that people experience a short-term increase in their feelings of personal power and control after refusing to apologize.
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Will our new president, who is prone to insulting and disqualifying his critics, accept limits or put his own limits on his personal power?
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His winning means a turn away from sound policy for America and toward one man's desire to settle scores and express his personal power.
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In fact, giving advice increases one's sense of personal power, according to a study published last year in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.
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"Witchcraft is a spiritual practice that is about helping you find your personal power and tapping into the sacred in all beings," Yates Garcia says.
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Connecting to our personal power – our MANA – and we wanted to show that we're not afraid to put ourselves out there and try new things!
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It tells us of the compromises she's had to negotiate, personally and professionally, before realizing and being able to come into her own personal power.
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Can we take this route that is all about solidifying our own personal power ... or try to make a world that everyone can live in?
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BOWERY: The monumental scale of it conveys as personal power and the fact that this was a cult of personality that he led through individual magnetism.
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In the spring of 2017, when M.B.S. became the official heir apparent to the Saudi throne, his operations to consolidate personal power went into high gear.
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Fortunately, Farhad Manjoo reminded us of the personal power of how tech can help us store and surface our memories with a column about Google Photos.
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The two defections will not immediately threaten Mr. Erdogan, since he has amassed enormous personal power with the country's transition last year to a presidential system.
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Salmela's vocals, along with the steady, palatable guitar riffs, bring a necessary focus to how the subject matter (personal power) is translated and created atmospherically with sound.
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Lee said that conservative leaders had always used the mainstream media to exploit the division between North and South, in order to accrue personal power and wealth.
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In fact, The Favourite is almost gleefully ruthless about pointing out that within a patriarchal society, the pursuit of personal power for women almost necessarily becomes political.
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Second, there are nonetheless enforcers within the group who build their personal power and reputation by policing the group and condemning those who break the group code.
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Also, can you imagine the uproar if Bill Clinton or Barack Obama had put their child into a White House job of inestimable access and personal power?
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People who know Mr. Babis's business style warn that he is a ruthless businessman, more interested in expanding his personal power than in furthering the common good.
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We in the democratic camp are always alarmed when we see a Putin or a Donald Trump or a Xi Jinping trashing norms to amass personal power.
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Indeed, Erdogan's tactics are turning Turkey into a pressure cooker, paving a dangerous path of unchecked personal power that is undermining the country's institutions and further polarizing society.
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Perhaps most disheartening is that two lives have been carelessly trod upon by a group of politicians concerned, first and foremost, with hanging on to their personal power.
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The party is dismantling the institutional framework of parliamentary democracy piece by piece in order to remove any restraints on the personal power of its leader, Jaroslaw Kaczynski.
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"We say at the end of the original trailer that it's a film about living your passion, breaking boundaries, and personal power and political muscle," Freedman told me.
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The pope made Pell secretariat — essentially, the Vatican's treasurer — in 2014, giving Pell a staggering amount of personal power as the pope also entrusted Pell with Vatican financial reform.
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"This book is a rallying cry for all women — sexually harassed or not — who want to take control of their lives and their own personal power," Carlson tells PEOPLE.
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The Ministries of Interior, Defense, and Foreign Affairs were more obvious bases for building personal power, but Ghani put in twenty-hour days, holding staff meetings at 22014 a.m.
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Jacqueline Novak: It began, really, with audio programs of Tony Robbins' Personal Power, which a friend of my father had given him because he was starting his own business.
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His company website sells other devices such as the Personal Power Plate which "uses whole-body vibration technology to stimulate your body's natural response to vibration" and sells for $1,995.00.
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They will bolster perceptions that Trump views the Justice Department as an instrument of his personal power rather than an insulated government department responsible for the neutral administration of justice.
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Bret Stephens In recent weeks, two leaders — Xi Jinping in China and Mohammed bin Salman in Saudi Arabia — have consolidated personal power to degrees unprecedented in their countries' recent histories.
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But, despite the capitalistic tinge to the lyrics, there's a personal power in the track too; one where money isn't an imperative, even if that's how it reads on the surface.
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I'm not saying they're bad or indifferent, but they're very good at single tasking and they're incredibly brilliant and they have a lot of personal power — those that have honed it.
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Likewise, the Republican Party is dominated by globalists, obsessed with the acquisition of personal power and profit, uninterested and unwilling to defend the rights, liberties and well-being of American citizens.
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Xi has amassed more personal power — and propaganda backing — than any leader since Mao Zedong in the 1970s, breaking with two decades of shared authority among a group of senior party figures.
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It's the secret of the Gemini and the creative power it wields when used with knowing purpose – and how we can also use a similar, more personal power to our own advantage.
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We accept as a given that art — "great" art — is permanent, precious, the product of personal power, to which Mr. Irwin says: No. He proposes, instead, that art is mutable and conditional.
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Whitaker will face the same demands and is in a far weaker position than either Sessions or Comey, who enjoyed personal power bases and reputations and alliances forged after decades of public service.
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Under President Xi, who has been in office for five years and has consolidated enormous personal power, the nearly 3,2.83 members of the body have become increasingly cautious about expressing their own views.
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The official said Hadi, who has no personal power base and has long been out of favor with the United Arab Emirates, a coalition member, may be sidelined if a new deputy is named.
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This is greed in its most literal sense, the use of power and influence to wield more personal power and wealth—and almost always at the expense of the most marginalized groups in society.
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Other women on the show — Cersei Lannister, Sansa Stark, and Margaery Tyrell come to mind — all have the same kind of conventional feminine beauty as Daenerys, and they've all had their own familial or personal power.
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The early protesters wore yellow - a color associated with the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej - to show their reverence for the monarchy and Thai culture that they said Thaksin threatened through corruption and consolidating his own personal power.
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Most often, that's not actually the case, which puts them in a difficult position because poll numbers and election numbers demonstrate that they are not supported by the majority, and that jeopardizes their quest for personal power.
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The challenge for these companies is to avoid being branded as a "battery recharging system," and presenting the technology as a new way of thinking about portable personal power and the role of clean hydrogen-rich fuels.
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For instance, the President has often appeared to believe that the Justice Department is not sufficiently protecting him, seemingly seeing the agency as an arm of his personal power and not an independent arbiter of the law.
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We've seen a consolidation of personal power in several of the world's most powerful autocracies, including China, Russia, Egypt, Turkey and Saudi Arabia, alongside democratic erosion in previously healthy democracies like Hungary, Poland and the United States.
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The president is one of the site's worst shitposters—made infinitely worse by the fact that via virtue of his immense personal power, Trump's very bad tweets translate into almost immediate real-life consequences for everyone but him.
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The British government is able in theory to take executive decisions without the assent of parliament using the "royal prerogative", a concept originating in the personal power of the monarch to rule on his or her own initiative.
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The fact that in 2008 he could hand over the presidency to his prime minister, Dmitri Medvedev, yet remain the power behind the scenes and take back the job in 2012 demonstrates the level of his personal power.
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Like all evolving life, the key to attaining the highest form of being and intelligence possible was to intimately become and control the best universal elements—those that are conducive to such goals, especially personal power over nature.
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As secretariat, Pell was tenacious to the point of abrasive in what he saw as rooting out corruption in the Vatican's coffers, something critics saw as a sign of his desire to use his post to consolidate personal power.
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CS: I can't predict if you'll ever find a man who treats you like an equal, but I can say you're more likely to find one if you seek love from a place of personal power rather than desolation.
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"Without personal power/self love, there is no foundation to build love for someone else because it's the power needed to dissolve the ego which is our greatest obstacle to truly loving through its brutal and unkind nature," she added.
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More than the usual staff turmoil Trump uses pandemonium as an instrument of personal power, leaving everyone off balance and unsure of what will happen next, while he sits in the center of the storm ready to make his next move.
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At 32, the crown prince is already the dominant voice in Saudi military, foreign, economic and social policies, stirring murmurs of discontent in the royal family that he has amassed too much personal power, and at a remarkably young age.
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But those who avail themselves of "The Kaiser's Last Kiss" will find this a welcome accident as they relish its crisp, adroit and subtle tale of great personal power, shrunken by downfall to the scope of a Dutch manor house.
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It even explores the pitfalls of various forms of government, from democracy's potential for mob rule manipulated by showy speakers to the potential for personal power seeking in a republic to the dangers of iron-fisted, people-crushing authoritarian rule.
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"It represents a remarkable aggrandizement of Erdogan's personal power and quite possibly a death blow to vital checks and balances in the country," said Professor Howard Eissenstat, a Turkey expert at the Project on Middle East Democracy, a Washington research group.
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What worries me today is we're seeing a breed of politician who doesn't play by the rules of democracy, who uses the methods of democracy to acquire personal power and will do anything, including changing the rules, to stay in power.
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"You hear a lot of this chatter from inside Washington, and what they're really concerned about is losing their personal power, prestige, money," Sanders adviser Jeff Weaver told VICE News Sunday evening at a Super Bowl party for Sanders in downtown Des Moines.
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Beyond powering our devices 100 times longer than batteries, this refueling model of personal power systems might also set the stage for a "leapfrog" energy scenario that brings billions of people into the age of electricity by delivering clean fuels to retail shelves.
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The company was founded by engineers and designers from SpaceX, Tesla, Samsung, Apple and Amazon, and the personal power pack they designed uses the same technology the company has raised $30 million to roll out for electric vehicles and stationary battery packs.
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"It represents a remarkable aggrandizement of Erdoğan's personal power and quite possibly a death blow to vital checks and balances in the country," Howard Eissenstat, an expert at the Project on Middle East Democracy, told the New York Times upon the referendum's passage.
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"Tehran has fanatically pursued nuclear weapons and missile programs, and supported terrorism, turning a proud nation into another cautionary tale of what happens when a ruling class abandons its people and embarks on a crusade for personal power and riches," it added.
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Jacques Chirac, who molded the legacy of Charles de Gaulle into a personal power base that made him one of the dominant leaders of France across three decades and a vocal advocate of European unity, died on Thursday at his home in Paris.
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Recruiting younger and smaller girls became a hallmark of global gymnastics training; in the United States, private coaching with limited structural boundaries put hopeful, willing-to-please minors in the hands of authority figures who wielded considerable personal power — with almost no oversight.
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"Creating a mantra or statement of personal power and reciting to yourself out loud can help you set the intentions for your new beginning and reflect on what you will manifest for yourself, now that you have released what no longer serves you," Lavender says.
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Tony Robbins, the anvil-jawed motivational guru who repeatedly confessed his former loserdom to famous friends, the dutifully nodding ex-football star Fran Tarkenton among them, had surfed this wave of entertainment-free entertainment to $100 million in sales for his "Personal Power" series.
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Prince Mohammed, the 32-year-old favorite son of King Salman, 81, has amassed a degree of personal power without precedent in Saudi Arabia, and he has indicated no interest in political reforms to parallel his program of opening up the economy and social rules.
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But once I knew the story was going to print and it was irrevocable, an enormous peace washed over me — a sense that finally I had taken my personal power back from a man who has made me scared every time I have seen him in public.
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"A person who feels wronged, betrayed or damaged by another person, group or system, might have lost their sense of personal power, and this can be deeply troubling," said Tiffany Towers, a clinical and forensic psychologist who has worked with parolees who have chronic recidivism issues.
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With one sickeningly inevitable choice Atwood has made, The Testaments is even darker, but for most of the book these three particular narrators are shielded from the very, very worst of Gilead either through childhood innocence, some limited personal power, or the actions of other women.
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Unlike Mr. Yeltsin, who was deeply unpopular and faced an uphill struggle to get his new Constitution approved by voters, Mr. Putin has amassed such overwhelming personal power and popular support that he can be confident of reshaping the system in virtually any way he wants.
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Thanks to the estranged political realities of the age, Trump is likely to interpret his latest escape, in a business and political career that has often flirted with disaster, as an inducement to broaden his crusade to expand his personal power and shake off remaining constitutional guard rails.
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RELATED: White House wanted to publicly shame Tillerson, source says And Tillerson's alienation of his own department amid savage cost cuts prompted many seasoned diplomats to quit, stoked severe criticism from Foggy Bottom alumni, and left him as a man with few friends in Washington and no personal power base.
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And though cable-news and Twitter pundits have fixated mostly on Trump's sleepy delivery off the teleprompter, the contents of the speech were anything but: Iran is "just another cautionary tale of what happens when a ruling class abandons its people and embarks on a crusade for personal power and riches," Trump said.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE recently signaled that the federal government was no longer going to be the personal power tool of the environmental movement.
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I think all these factors make the ending, as Alex mentioned, that much more horrific, because you're not just watching personal power games come to their dreadful resolution; you're watching the complete dehumanization of someone who was forced to bargain away her right to sexual autonomy for power, because she was trapped within a system that never saw her as fully human to begin with.
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And the show makes a strong case for Varble's relevance to the present, not just to queer politics and to art politics — how refreshing to imagine the artist making his way through, and leaving indelible stains on, Art Basel Miami and Frieze — but also to the larger political environment, dominated by leaders who wield shock, confusion and populism as weapons to gain personal power.
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" It is a response, she elaborated, "to the despair induced by recognizing, at a deep level, that the human institutions that are supposed to civilize and prepare us for a stable community anchored in shared interests and values are not working, and never have worked, because institutional professions of commitment to those values almost always mask a bottomless pit of need to accumulate, preserve and extend personal power.
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" That earlier Sandra Bullock vehicle, with its pop feminism and romantic love plots, doesn't hold up as well as she thought, wrote Breena Kerr, but that only emphasizes why she thinks this new 1960s prequel is just the right kind of magic needed in the age of Trump: "Magic is a metaphor for personal power and the things that we can do when we set our minds to something.
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My concern is how Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and Melania Trump are affected by this male privilege, especially when viewed through the lens of their girly thoughts, which is a term I coined to describe how women internalize toxic, external societal messages that take away their personal power.
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He took the honorable course after the cables leaked, and his long and distinguished career was crushed by more powerful men seeking political advantage in a drama that illustrates both Trump's vanity and considerable personal power and a weakened Britain's increasing reliance on the US. Trump was furious about the criticism in Darroch's work and made clear to London that he should be dismissed by cutting off his access to the White House, making his job impossible.
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So to every lying member of the media, to every Hollywood phony, to the role model athletes who use their free speech to alter and undermine what our flag represents, to the politicians who would rather watch America burn than lose one ounce of their own personal power, to the late-night hosts who think their opinions are the only opinions that matter… to the Joy-Ann Reids, the Morning Joes, the Mikas… To those who stain honest reporting with partisanship… To those who bring bias and propaganda to CNN, the Washington Post and the New York Times.
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