Power is for Use

I have a friend, Marshall Sylver, who says, “Power is for use”. He says, “Power is the ability to take immediate action.” A lot of what he says is true, power is for use. When you think about that he’s talking about we each have our own—sometimes I call it a match strike existence, because it seems to pass so fast - we each have our own defined time on earth.

We each have our own personality that we’re at least given the opportunity to and - if you think like a lot of us in this circle think and I have the amazing suspicion that you do - you’ve probably got an obligation, or a calling to do what you can do.

When you put these things together, the calling and the fact that time is so short, now is the time. Power is the ability to act now in the present circumstance. What can you do right now? What is your plan, do you need to revisit it? What are you doing?

You need to revisit it, we’re revisiting our plans all the time aren’t we? That’s another important thing, not to get stuck on an old plan that was workable in old times. You’ve got to know the difference between persistence and obstinace.

Go get it, follow your plans, be aware, stay in action.

Power is for use. Now.

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