A Shared Community to Learn How to Apply and Benefit from Everyday Courage!
Some people have said that courage is living a life with no regrets. We likely all have had moments of regret in our pasts but we can make different choices for our lives in the present.
My own experiences have taught me many life lessons about the application of everyday courage. The one that is perhaps among the most significant and heartfelt is portrayed in my article:
Comments from readers about the article:
- “This article is profound. A lot of emotions came out while I was reading it. It is a reminder of the importance of embracing our courage, regardless of age or stage of life!”
- “I knew this article was ‘important’ the moment I read the first few paragraphs. I believe the message should be shared or published everywhere so people have tools and ways to articulate their emotions during times of uncertainty.”
- “Everyone needs a reminder that life is short and precious. I was moved to courageous action when I called a friend I had not talked to in years. The call apparently happened at just the right time—for both of us.”
Regardless of your present situation, a gentle reminder that prods you to reflect on your everyday choices is important . . . NOW. Reminders offer us an opportunity to align our thoughts and actions to our true Self for a productive, healthy and prosperous 2016.
If after reading this article you find it offered you some new insights, please forward it to others who might find value, or post it on your own site. Then, ask yourself: What step would you take if you had unlimited courage?
I am a global speaker known as The Courage Expert, and I am the principal of a 21-year-old human potential consulting firm based in Denver, Colorado and a courage coach. With over twenty years of original research in integrating courage behaviors, courageous leadership, women’s courage and non-gender integral levels of courage consciousness, I focus on the traps and tricks of the human condition such as denial (and at appropriate times, I apply the Enneagram or Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®).