Meena Adnani - The Empowered Woman 🦋's Linkedin Analytics

Six months ago, i vanished. What happened next changed everything. One moment, i was hustling. The next, everything fell apart. Family needed me. Clients pulled me in every direction. Urgent travel threw my world into chaos. For the first time, pushing through wasn’t an option. So, i did something that felt unnatural—i stepped back. Not to do more, But to BE more. More present. More still. More connected. And somewhere in that stillness, everything changed. I used to measure my worth by my achievements. Now? my worth is in simply being me. And after six months away—i’m back. Recharged. Evolved. Ready to play bigger than ever. Because there is a season for everything in life. A season to rest. A season to rise. if you’re in a season of rest, trust it. if you’re in a season of rising, own it. Which season are you in? #meenaempowers

I cried the first time I had to take care of my mom. Not because I didn’t love her. But because I didn’t think I had it in me. My sister had always been the caretaker. I had always been the ambitious one— the one focused on my career, my business, my goals. So when my sister got married and moved overseas, suddenly, the role fell on me. And I resisted it hard. Because who was I if I wasn’t achieving? Who was I if I wasn’t “doing”? I felt lost. Overwhelmed. Like I was being pulled into an identity that wasn’t mine. Then one day, I remembered a story from the Bible. Queen Esther never saw herself as a leader. She was an orphan, chosen to be queen but never expecting to hold power. Then came the moment she was called to step up —to risk everything to save her people. She hesitated, unsure if she was the right person for the job. And her uncle, Mordecai, said these words to her: Perhaps you were made queen “for such a time as this." So I stepped in - not because I felt qualified. But because God qualifies the called. You don’t have to be ready to get started, But you have to get started to be ready. 💬 So what are you still “waiting” for?👇

I’ve built, lost, and rebuilt wealth. And here’s what no one tells you about abundance. Most people think abundance = money. Here’s why that’s a trap: If your internal world is chaotic, "more" money doesn't fix your problems. It only adds to the noise. It doesn’t fix what actually matters— Your time. Your peace. Your relationships. What’s the point of wealth— If you don’t have the time to enjoy it? If your mind is still trapped in scarcity? If your relationships, health, and happiness are running on empty? Most people don’t actually want wealth. They want what they think wealth will give them. Security. Peace. Options. A life that actually feels good. But if you don’t know how to access those things now— Money won’t fix it. Because wealth isn’t about what you have. It’s about how you feel. 💬 What’s one thing thing you are prioritizing right now that money can't buy? 👇

“I am too old to start over” Six months ago, I stepped away from LinkedIn. I used to hustle here. Show up, post, engage, Repeat. And now? I’m starting over. Again. Most people fear starting over. They think it means they’ve failed. That it's too late. That "I should've figured it out by now". But here’s the truth: I’ve started over more times than I can count. And every single time, I’ve proven one thing—it’s never too late. Success isn’t about how fast you move. It’s about how aligned, intentional, and unapologetic you are when you do. This time, I’m not hustling. I’m showing up differently—because I’ve grown. My content is evolving. My voice is stronger. The depth is richer. And if you’re afraid to start over? Read this twice 👇 You don’t need confidence to get started. You need to get started to feel confident. So that thing you have been putting off? Here is your reminder to get started.

I was raised to follow the rules. Be polite. Don’t be too loud. Don’t take up too much space. And definitely don’t talk about money. So I did what I was taught. 🙅‍♀️ I avoided risks. 🙅‍♀️ I downplayed my ambitions. 🙅‍♀️ I told myself wealth wasn’t for “people like me.” And for years, I stayed in the box I was given. Until I realized— The rules weren’t designed to make me wealthy. They were designed to make me play small. So I stopped following them. 💰 I built my own version of success. 📈 I learned the money game no one teaches you. 🔥 I made wealth my own way—without asking for permission. Because here’s the truth: No one is coming to save you (except me of course)! 💬 What’s one belief about money you had to unlearn? 👇

3 unconventional lessons about money that changed my life. (it will change yours too!) 1. Your bank account is a reflection of your identity. Money is not just numbers in your bank account—it’s a mirror. It reflects: -Your self-worth. -Your beliefs about receiving. -Your unconscious limits on how much money you can hold. If your identity doesn't change, neither will your bank account. 2. Money is energy, and it responds to how you treat it. If you avoid it, stress over it, or resent those who have it— don’t be surprised when money avoids you. Money flows where it is: - Respected (Do you track it, and make decisions like a steward of wealth?) - Desired (Do you see money as a friend, or something you’re afraid of?) - Allowed (Do you actually feel safe or nervous holding so much wealth?) You can’t attract what you judge. And you can’t hold onto what you subconsciously reject. 3. Making more money isn't about being "consistent". It's about HOW you move. Broke people hoard money. Wealthy people put it to work. Broke people seek comfort. Wealthy people seek growth. Broke people hesitate. Wealthy people move fast. It’s not about luck. It’s about behavior. ♻️ Repost this post if it inspired you 💕