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“In quietness and confidence shall be your strength.”

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Book:Roar

Source: Roar

“She knew in her heart that this was going to be the battle of her life. This was about survival. Mira prepared to find her inner strength to fight back against the monster that had been holding her and her children captive for so many years.”

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Book:Heart of a Warrior Angel

Source: Heart of a Warrior Angel

“Weakness doesn't mean your'e going to cry and crying is not a sign of weakness.”

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“The biggest lie that I resist telling my children, … and you will live happily ever after, The biggest truth that I never hesitate telling my children, … I too have failed while trying new things, it is ok to fail and try again.”

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Author:Capt Tapas Majumdar

“What are the advantages of diversity that not only compensate for agonizing conflicts but justify considering it America’s “greatest strength?” If readers cannot immediately think of any besides ethnic restaurants, they are not alone. A 2007 study by the University of Minnesota found that Americans claim to be positive and even optimistic about the word “diversity” but are unable to explain its value or give examples of its benefits. The researchers found that even people who work in the field of race relations stumble when asked to list its benefits. In 2009, a San Francisco radio host named Marty Nemko agreed to host an on-air debate on workplace diversity in which the author of this book was to argue that it was a weakness, not a strength. Mr. Nemko contacted a Georgia-based diversity consultant whose slogan was “Stronger Performance Through Diversity,” fully expecting that he would be happy to argue the other side. The consultant declined, admitting that he did not think diversity was a strength, only that it can be made to work better with “diversity management” of the kind he offers.”

Race Strength Diversity Weakness Conflicts Advantages

Book:White Identity: Racial Consciousness in the 21st Century

Source: White Identity: Racial Consciousness in the 21st Century

“Dear God, grant me the strength that I don’t have to do the things I can’t do.”

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Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Always remember sliding downhill can be fast and easy, it's climbing uphill which requires focus, strength and endurace ...”

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Book:Facets

Source: Facets

“And then he knelt in the grass before me so we were eye level. I froze. His next move surprised me the most. Calmly, he said, “Fear is not weakness. It reminds us that we are human—with limitations. We are not gods. But, instead of hiding our fear, what if we faced it? For in facing what makes us afraid, we become stronger.”

Fear Strength Weakness Face Your Fears

Book:Reactive

Source: Reactive

“Fear is a signal. It tells us that we have an opportunity to grow. When we encounter our fears, we have an oppor- tunity to adapt, grow stronger, and improve in whatever realm we are currently developing. If we wish to grow, we need to spend time in the unknown. If we're not exploring the unknown, we're not growing, we're not adapting, and we're not getting stronger.”

Fear Strength Grow Unknown Explore

Book:The Eagle and the Dragon: A Story of Strength and Reinvention

Source: The Eagle and the Dragon: A Story of Strength and Reinvention

“Fear is a signal. It tells us that we have an opportunity to grow. When we encounter our fears, we have an opportunity to adapt, grow stronger, and improve in whatever realm we are currently developing. If we wish to grow, we need to spend time in the unknown. If we're not exploring the unknown, we're not growing, we're not adapting, and we're not getting stronger.”

Fear Growth Strength Unknown

Book:The Eagle and the Dragon: A Story of Strength and Reinvention

Source: The Eagle and the Dragon: A Story of Strength and Reinvention