You know the expression, “Treat people how you want to be treated?” Show up for others in the way you want others to show up for you.

Bravely speaking to people with kindness. Have the courage to share what is in your head and on your heart to give others permission to share what is in and on theirs. Be bold about your mission and purpose, and ensure your deeds and behavior exhibit it precisely, so others have a model to follow. Use your words with utter care to carry everyone around you toward the vision you have for your collective.

Remember, love and strength are counterparts. Emitting fear harms you first, and then its recipients.

Strength is love. Fear is darkness. Your strength comes from your continual practice of reflecting love and interrupting the status quo of fear-based infrastructures.

Stop contributing to these.