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Difference of the Day #236

Let’s get one thing straight: courage isn’t about being fearless. Forget the Hollywood version where the hero stares down danger without blinking. Real courage? It’s messy, uncomfortable. It’s about feeling the fear—sometimes in your gut, sometimes weighing down your chest—and still taking the next step.

Think about it. If courage meant no fear, then what’s the point? There’d be nothing to overcome. The beauty of courage lies in its tension; it’s the pull between staying safe and taking the plunge anyway. Courage says, “Yes, this terrifies me, but I’ll act regardless.” It’s what makes standing up in that meeting, or making that life-altering decision, feel like a victory, no matter the outcome.

So, the next time fear tries to paralyze you, remember this: courage isn’t a shield. It’s a leap. Embrace the fear, then use it as your springboard. That’s where the real triumph lies.

Today, Make A Difference.
Andrei

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