Introduction Webster defines empower as “to give official or legal authority to; to endow with an ability; to enable”. But I wonder, does power always have to be bestowed from the ‘outside’? In this article, I’d like to explore more subtle aspects of empowerment as it relates to change within Read more…
In a previous article, we explored what author Robert Keck, Ph.D called “Pro-Active Empowerment. In this followup article, we’ll explore a second aspect of empowerment. Re-Active Empowerment Re-active Empowerment is about taking charge of our response-ability or the power that we have to choose our response to the various challenges Read more…
Thus far, we have discussed “Pro-active” empowerment and “Re-active” empowerment. In this third article in a series,, we will explore what Robert Keck, Ph.d described as “the courage to be empowered”. The Courage to Be Empowered In all honesty, for most people, it is easier to drift along or spend Read more…