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Gaining the courage to go forth on an expedition of accomplishment takes pre-planning, careful execution and the strength to handle any situation with dignified, insightful, factual points of view. We run rampantly through our day making haste full decisions.

Courage not only means having the ability to face adversity head on. Courage comes from a combination of traits from life. We know that fear and anxiety are among the highest rates in the nation as well as in the world would be my guess.

Courage is achieved by simply taking the time to educate yourself with the facts about any situation you are unsure about. Courage is also knowing that being reserved, dignified and courteous to everyone you meet.

Courage is attained through the experience you get from taking action in a direction you want to go. Letting your senses and smarts guide you to the information you seek. The gentle push of the universe swiftly taking you along life’s path.

Courage comes from achievement and from failure. Learning from both to better your chances at your next encounter. Courage comes from love and passion, pursuit of happiness and a purpose to empower everyone willing to listen.

Courage is taking the fear and pressure from paralysis to performance, execution, exactness, and enlightenment. Achievement derived from careful action and proper planning are the greatest rewards we can receive.

Courage is built by exercising the spirit, the body and the mind to perform at their pinnacle. Peak training, endurance, stamina are all required components of a finely tuned machine called our temple or the body as we commonly phrase it.

Just like a finely tuned race car flawlessly rocketed towards the finish line, the roar of the crowd cheering the driver on, the engine producing ground shaking torque and horse power, the tires sticking on every corner providing seamlessly effortless corning capability.

The driver focused on the checkered flag all working together for one common goal. To win. To take the victory. Courage is wanting to feel the excitement of the chase, the moments introduction of an unexpected objection to your directional course.

Having the ability to react in a moment, precisely executing the finishing maneuver to take the cup, grab the gold and get the girl just like the timeless hero’s of the silver screen.

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