APX-V-0012
“I'm in a position of authority and I'm not sure I'm worthy of it.”
Doubting your worthiness is not the problem — it can sharpen you. The problem is letting that doubt become paralysis. People under your authority need you to act, not to ruminate. Step into the role and grow into it in real time.
Your Practice
Write down two things you bring to this role that are genuinely valuable — not credentials, but actual qualities. Then identify one specific way you've fallen short this week in the role. Address that shortcoming directly. Worthiness is not declared. It is demonstrated, repeatedly.
The Architects
“Very little is needed to make a happy life; it is all within yourself, in your way of thinking.”
— Marcus Aurelius, Meditations