"Fifty percent of people across industries are burned out, uninterested (engagement levels are very low at 34 percent, according to Gallup), overwhelmed, and down. Something feels like it's missing. Something is not quite right. But we can't quite put our finger on what it is. We're stuck. We feel small, overwhelmed, and lost. Especially in this news cycle-this constant barrage of information, entertainment, media, and stress."
"It's the inner flame that lifted you up from rock bottom and kept you walking through the darkest of nights. It's the roar of defiance that helped you back to your feet every time you were knocked down-a declaration of your fight and right to live as you, no matter what. It is what has kept you alive despite everything."
Fifty percent of people across industries experience burnout, low engagement, overwhelm, and a pervasive sense that something is missing. Constant news and media bombardment intensifies feelings of smallness, confusion, and being stuck. Psychological sovereignty is defined as reclaiming inner power, freedom, and a life-supportive relationship with oneself that enables access to fullest potential. Sovereignty is described as an inner flame and roar of defiance that sustains recovery from hardship and resilience after setbacks. Sovereignty is framed as a universal birthright that reclaims an internal trove of possibility and begins with three concrete steps.
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