Courage

Courage (In a Nutshell)

• Not fear something you may find dangerous and/or painful.
• A person who has unwavering belief in themselves.
• It helps you act without fear of failure or rejection.
• Without courage, you can’t achieve good things that are meaningful.
• Doing what is correct from a moral perspective.
• Having courage can require giving up certain things. Giving up negative influences.
• In order to have courage you must be genuine and authentic.

  

Positives of Courage

• Respond appropriately to risks, but not arrogantly to accomplish good things.
• It requires being honest at all times, irrespective of what the repercussions are.
• When you have an error of judgment by admitting it, you build character.
• Never waver from what you believe is right.
• Most things require courage; ie, leadership and trust.
• It’s done without the absence of fear, even if you’re scared, take appropriate action.

Type of Courage (Number 1- Emotional Courage) 

• Despite being fearful of the final result you’re willing to follow through on your emotions.
• In your areas that you’re capable of developing, be confident in them.

Type of Courage (Number 2- Intellectual Courage)

• Being honest and true to yourself.
• On an occasion where you risk harm from an intellectual perspective.

Type of Courage (Number 3- Moral Courage)

• Doing the correct thing under the circumstances.
• In particular it may involve risk bringing about opposing views and potentially conflict.
• Not giving into the fear that facing the pressures will compromise ethical standards.

Type of Courage (Number 4- Physical Courage)

• Being brave enough to risk physical harm.

Type of Courage (Number 5- Social Courage)

• Conveying and portraying a person’s true self, despite risking social disapproval.
• Stating an opinion even if it’s totally out of line of the views of others.

Type of Courage (Number 6- Spiritual Courage)

• Despite the fact you may not get a favourable answer, asking the question.