Now is the time to re-examine power. The individuals we've named to this list are actors and authors, politicians and pop stars—even a professional race car driver—but they share one thing in common: power. Here, they share what they've learned about it. How they came by it. The ways they wield it. And what, in this moment,"power" means to them.Power means finding comfort within myself to just be me...It's about finding patience for myself and empowering others.
When I was younger, I thought power meant having things, having ego, not asking for help. Now, power means being able to clearly define my weaknesses more so than my strengths.That it can come in all different forms. When I was a contestant, I did not trust myself at all. I was second-guessing myself as a person, not feeling worthy. As much as I am confident now in my role as host, I came to this incredibly insecure. But my insecurities are always going to be a part of me. What I can control is how I parlay them into being something helpful. Therein lies the powe