Cyol With Jeremy Ryan Slate Archive 1

Today, there is too little courage in the world of business, education, the arts, entertainment and life in general. Dependence on anything is a weakness, not a source of power. One dictionary defines courage as, “the quality of mind or spirit that enables a person to face difficulty, danger, pain, etc., without fear; bravery.” Some define the word as being brave in spite of fear or danger while others define courage as “bold and brave, unafraid to face tough challenges.” Whether you’re afraid or not, courage comes down what we choose to do. NY Times bestselling author Grant Cardone wrote, "It’s been said that FEAR stands for False Events Appearing Real, which aptly implies that most of what you’re afraid of doesn’t ever come to pass. Fear, for the most part, is provoked by emotions, not rational thinking. And in my humble estimation, emotions are wildly overrated – and the scapegoat many people use for their failure to act." And this thing called courage is the what comprises the best of us. We see it