How to Become an Empowered Woman

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It is very difficult to be a woman in the current world we are living in, things are not equal as before. It is overwhelming to manage your career, spiritual life, motherhood, wifely duties, it sure is tough. 

You can however become empowered by following these easy tips:

Get to know yourself and love yourself.
Take responsibility for your life, your mistakes, successes in order to change.
Honor Thyself, respect your body, how you dress, your appearance, behavior and remember to eat right. 
Listen to your intuition and by so doing you will live by your inner compass.
Choose relationships that empower you, whether friendships or marriages.
Keep Learning, explore yourself and you will realize your capabilities.
Be independent.
Empower others by making valuable connections.
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