A Different Kind of Power Quotes

“If you have impostor syndrome, or question yourself, channel that. It will help you. You will read more, seek out advice, and humble yourself to situations that require humility to be conquered. If you’re anxious, and overthink everything, if you can imagine the worst-case scenario always, channel that too. It will mean you are ready when the most challenging days arrive. And if you are thin-skinned and sensitive, if criticism cuts you in two, that is not weakness; it’s empathy. In fact, all of the traits that you believe are your flaws will come to be your strengths. The things you thought would cripple you will in fact make you stronger, make you better. They will give you a different kind of power, and make you a leader that this world, with all its turmoil, might just need.”
― Jacinda Ardern, A Different Kind of Power

“The world is so big and life could be fragile, I understood. But not so big that one person can't do something to change it.”
― Jacinda Ardern, A Different Kind of Power

“That the difference between what we are and what we could be is the greatest waste.”
― Jacinda Ardern, A Different Kind of Power: A Memoir

“If you have impostor syndrome, or question yourself, channel that. It will help you. You will read more, seek out advice, and humble yourself to situations that require humility to be conquered. If you’re anxious, and overthink everything, if you can imagine the worst-case scenario always, channel that too. It will mean you are ready when the most challenging days arrive. And if you are thin-skinned and sensitive, if criticism cuts you in two, that is not weakness; it’s empathy. In fact, all of the traits that you believe are your flaws will come to be your strengths.”
― Jacinda Ardern, A Different Kind of Power: A Memoir

“The world is so big and life could be fragile…but not so big that one person can’t do something to change it.”
― Jacinda Ardern, A Different Kind of Power

“Back at the Beehive”
― Jacinda Ardern, A Different Kind of Power: A Memoir

“I knew and believed all the human rights arguments. But that wasn’t what he was asking. How could I be in favor. I could feel my face flushing hot”
― Jacinda Ardern, A Different Kind of Power: A Memoir

“I still believe that when faced with a choice between hatred and hope, you must choose hope every time.”
― Jacinda Ardern, A Different Kind of Power