“It is not necessary for all men to be great in action; the greatest and sublimest power is often simple patience.”

– Ronald Reagan – “The Notes” p. 162.

Have you ever sat in a room and felt like you needed to talk. That you needed to be heard. That someone should respect you and you should be able to tell your story?

This is one of those things that most people feel in a group or social setting.

They feel like they need to talk to other people.

They want others to care about them.

However, sometimes, the most powerful person in the room is the one who does not have to speak.

It is the person who has simple patience.

They have sublime power.

Because they don’t “need” to talk.

They don’t “need” anything.

You may need something but they don’t.

So how do you cross over?

How do you become the type of person that no longer needs to talk or needs to talk in a group or be “known” – I know there are people who disagree with me, and they are entitled to do so.

I only think that we should be aware of what is nature or insecurity and what is power.

Think about it.

If you want to help create authentic sublime power in your life, you should call Jeremy Eveland. You may be suprised at what you soon discover.