Philosophy of The Power of an Individual

I was just thinking about the 'Power of an Individual' & the below philosophy got cooked up in my mind:

There are different kinds of powers which make an individual so called ‘POWERFUL’. It can be muscular, monetary, of character, intellectual, and social/political (due to network & fame). And human being a social creature, the potential of all these different powers to make an individual ‘POWERFUL’ is in the increasing order from left to right in above sequence.

When one want to lead a balanced life, it is very important first to achieve the balance of power. Otherwise a hunk with below average intellect will end up being called as no more than a ‘Dumb Guy’; and even a talent with poor physic will also find it hard to achieve the balance in life.

In the quest of power, when everyone is struggling to become more and more powerful, there are many factors which confines the ability of an individual of becoming powerful; viz. Natural abilities/disabilities, Thirst of Power and Number of Repetitive Mistakes that one does in his/her life.

           Yes, mistake happens. But one needs to try to convert every mistake that is made into a Teacher, who will prevent him from repeating the similar mistakes. If one fails in doing this conversion, then mistake remains mistake and every mistake is harmful. The biggest disadvantage of such an un-converted mistake is that it adversely affects the ability of an individual to gain power.

Finally, the power of an individual also has its own lifecycle, which is directly proportional to the way of its utilization. If a comparatively powerful individual tries to utilize his power in a way which disturbs the social equilibrium, then he is bound to lose the power early; if not then at least he will lose the ecstatic feeling of being powerful and will no more remain competetive to become further more powerful.