Courage also looks like...

Nothing is ever wrong when the sun came up, the trees give shade, water is soothing, the stars shine, and the plethora of other fantastic things that happen every single day. None of it is guaranteed. Be grateful for the simple things and you’ll get more of what you desire. Hajid



Yesterday I had the opportunity to speak to a High School on Courage. It was quite fitting for me because this same talk was supposed to be given at another event that I was so looking forward to and it did not materialise. I was gutted - to say the least! 

 I used the opportunity to share what Courage looks like to me:

 Courage also looks like:

  - owning your stuff 
- taking responsibility for our actions
- making tough decisions that may piss people off but its in your best interest
- being disciplined & consistent
- rest & self care
- knowing who you are
- telling the truth even when its hard
- self respect

Share your take on what courage looks like

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