Strong women look after one another. They accept accountability for their deeds, routines, and mannerisms. They share joint responsibilities for their health and finances with their husbands and families. It’s crucial to keep in mind that being responsible doesn’t mean you have to do everything yourself or refuse assistance from others. A powerful woman is adept at assigning responsibilities to others and asking for assistance. A courageous woman accepts her circumstances without blaming others. When it’s difficult, they take responsibility for their decisions and own up to their errors. even when they feel guilty about their errors. Everybody has self-doubt. Even strong, self-assured people occasionally experience self-doubt, especially when they are doing something new, challenging, or navigating difficult emotions. Even though self-doubt is a common issue, the strong woman doesn’t allow it to hold her back from achieving her objectives. Rather, she allows herself to experience the dread, confronts it, and attempts to calm herself. In the end, she is able to overcome her anxiety and self-doubt and continue working on the task at hand. Being a highly sensitive person, I used to believe that being strong meant controlling my emotions.
