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Articles about courage (0-50 of 3979)
- Finding Your Courage - New Food Or Old?
By: Liz Copeland | - I was faced with an interesting question from my younger son the other day. He meandered into the kitchen and said was it all right if he used my The New Raw Food Detox Diet book as a plate for his chocolate cake. There were so many things wrong with this question I didn't know where to begin. Not that Natalia Rose, the author of the eponymous book, is against chocolate, but I don't think huge teenage-sized slices of chocolate cake qualify for good nutrition. And to use her book as a plate!
Tags: take the courage, courage, change your life, making change
- How To Transform And Heal Your Fear
By: Marilyn Gordon | - If you're a person who has no fear at all, you're very rare and supremely blessed. Most people and other animals have endless fears of all kinds. Did you know that you can reduce the severity of your fear, and in some cases you can transform it completely? Let's take a look at some of the different kinds of fears and some powerful ways to come out of the darkness and into the light, out of the fearful world and into the world of courage and strength.
The Different Kinds of Fears
Tags: fear, courage, fearful thoughts, healing fears, transforming mind, Wise Mind, breathing, fear of failing, inner power
- Sacrificing Individuality In Steven Crane's Civil War Novel, The Red Badge Of Courage
By: Paul Thomson | - When Steven Crane wrote The Red Badge of Courage in 1895, he had never even been in a battle, let alone the American Civil War. Nevertheless, it's now considered one of the most accurate portrayals of war in literature - a characteristic that initially ticked a lot of Americans off as being "unpatriotic." Only when British critics praised the novel could Americans forgive Crane's suggestion that war is no picnic in the park.
The novel centers on Henry Fleming, a.k.a. the Youth, who enters ...
Tags: The Red Badge of Courage, Causes of the Civil War, History
- Teach Your Children Discipline: Raising Courageous Kids
By: Kristina Miller | - As you strive to teach your children discipline, you are likely focusing on correcting problem behaviors or teaching respect, courtesy and selflessness. "Courage," however, may not be a parenting goal at the top of your priority list. But if you want to teach your children discipline that will benefit them for LIFE, it should be!
Why is courage so important as you teach your children discipline?
In today's world it's not always easy to choose to do the right thing, ...
Tags: teach your children discipline, how to teach your children discipline, courage, parenting
- White Elephants On The Sales Call
By: Tony Cole | - By Tony Cole, CEO of Anthony Cole Training Group
In your selling system, what is it that you need to recognize that you have been afraid to confront? How many times have you been on a sales call and knew that something was wrong, but lacked the sales courage to do anything about it?
The decision maker isn't there
The prospect isn't being truthful
They have a problem they really don't want to fix
They aren't going to undo a current ...
Tags: sales call, sales system, sales, sales courage
- The Power Of Magical Thinking
By: Larry Agresto | - How To Create a Life of Unlimited Possibilities
"There is a time for departure, even when there is no certain place to go." - Robert Frost
Introduction
As you begin to read this article on personal development and self-improvement, I'd like to ask you to put aside all judgment and simply wipe the slate clean. You are about to begin a journey of truth about why you are who you are and why you do the things you do. What's important for you to know is th ...
Tags: change, empower, courage, success, confidence, inspiration, motivation, self-improvement, personal growth, personal development
- Just Who Am I
By: Larry Agresto | - Regardless of how we relate to it, our self-image serves us, good or bad, right or wrong. The consequence of our self-image is not in our past itself but in our interpretation of the actual past events. The seed we plant in our memory bank is the data that we bring forth into our present, each and every day of our lives. It is our interpretation of this data that plays a major role in who we are and who we become. We shape our perception of reality and how we function in the world that we create ...
Tags: change, behavior, courage, inspiration, motivation, transformation, past events, self-improvement, personal growth, personal development
- It's More Comfortable To Be Uncomfortable
By: Ted Ciuba | - Today's topic is Decision.If I were to have a subtitle for that chapter, it would be Courage. That's because meaningful decisions require courage.
The centerpiece of this chapter is a political instance that Napoleon Hill originally included, and that I left in when I updated the book. I thought it communicated the point very, very well.
This instance involves a few plotters, a few subjects of a country who, by any definition today, would be called out and identifi ...
Tags: Making decisions, make decisions, meaningful decisions require courage
- Risk Is The Playground Of Champions
By: Lee Coates | - Here's a shocking question that most of us would most likely not ask. If you took more risks would you be more successful?
The play it safe philosophy has been a deeply rooted belief since we were kids. Avoiding risks is thought to be the smart move. Most of us have been brought up to make it through life in one piece, being thankful that we have a roof over our heads.
This is a mindset rooted in fear and scarcity. Ask yourself these questions. Has high risk taking ...
Tags: Champion, risk taking, self development, millionaire mindset, home business, courage
- An Emotional Stimulus Plan: Why You Need One To Succeed In Turbulent Times
By: Margie Warrell | - Yesterday a friend emailed me to say that after years trying to make it as a freelance writer she's admitted defeat and is now trying to find a paying job. I replied to her that all she needed to do was drop the 'defeated' talk and instead reframe her situation more positively. That is that she enjoys freelance writing; and while she will continue to write, she is pursuing work that provides a more reliable source of income. She quickly replied that she felt far better (and I'm guessing, more ...
Tags: stimulus plan, powerful, take stock, back to basics, confidence, optimistic, courage, be courageous
- Trust: Where Is It Lacking In Your Relationships?
By: Margie Warrell | - When working with clients on trust, many of whom work for corporations and are faced with issues of trust (or lack thereof) daily, understanding the three key elements of trust can be very helpful to them. My guess is they will also be helpful to you - first in enabling you to better distinguish specifically why you don't trust someone and second in helping you become more effective in building trust yourself (or repairing it when damaged).
To illustrate the inter-relationship be ...
Tags: trust, reliability, confidence, sincerity, trustworthy, courage, be courageous, live boldly, changes
- Is Fear Running Your Life? How To Find Your Courage Amidst Adversity
By: Margie Warrell | - Emotions are contagious; and if there's one emotion that seems to spread even faster than all the rest combined, it's fear. Fear breeds fear. One fearful thought quickly snowballs into a bigger one and then another. It creeps its way in, metastasizes and leaves you living under a dark cloud of anxiety that has you feeling like you have no choice but to take the safer path of least resistance, political correctness and convenient mediocrity.
That's no life! Below are five que ...
Tags: fear, courage, be courageous, live boldly, changes, take action
- Committed To The Dream....or The Fear?
By: Sahara Damore | - All I hear from the sign we often see (Warning: Do Not Back UP. Extreme Tire Damaage) is to "Move Forward. Move Forward." But what keeps us from doing this in our lives? What holds us back from living our greatest dreams? Oh yeah, that pesky little thing called fear.
Well, the good news is that we have choices when it comes to dealing with fear and our beliefs. You see, beliefs are never neutral. They either move you forward or hold you back, but you choose what you believe. The ...
Tags: courage, doubt, fear, dreams, follow, solutions, growth
- Could Blame Be Holding You Back & Limiting Your Happiness?
By: Margie Warrell | - Yesterday I walked in on my two younger sons, Matthew and Ben (aged 5 and 6), to find them in the midst of a big barney (Aussie for quarrel). When I asked what was going on, a tearful Ben admitted, "I punched him on the nose because he said I was a dumb dumb". Matthew quickly defended, "Yeah, but that's because he wouldn't share his Pokemon cards".
Later on, when tempers had cooled, I tried to explain that it's no excuse blaming someone else for our behavior. Hitting is not okay ...
Tags: blame, blaming, courage, take responsibility, change
- The Case For Courage
By: Ken Keis | - "Few will have the greatness to bend history itself, but each of us can work to change a small portion of events . It is from numberless acts of courage and belief that human history is shaped."
Robert F. Kennedy
The Case for Courage
Websters defines courage as "the quality of the mind that enables a person to face difficulty and danger without fear."
With due respect to Websters, most individuals considered "heroes" will ...
Tags: courage, confidence, life choices, attitude, empowerment
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- How To Be Your Own Best Leader, Today
By: Chris Makell | - Lehman Brothers, AIG, Bank of America buys Merrill Lynch, the housing crisis, mortgage mess, fuel and food costs, on and on...
While it looks dire, the times are creating opportunities for more people to become true leaders - not just in business, but in their lives. Let's examine leadership from the two perspectives, personally and professionally to see where you can gain the most from these changing times.
The current Wall Street events provide a good example of w ...
Tags: leadership, leaders, new leader, courage, motivation, new job, new career, career, change
- Nine Things More Important Than Capital For Achieving Network Marketing Success By Jim Rohn
By: Jasmin Anderson | - There is a book called The Ultimate Guide to Network Marketing: 37 Top Network Marketing Income-Earners Share Their Most Preciously-Guarded Secrets to Building Extreme Wealth and Chapter 3 has Jim Rohn discussing Nine Things More Important than Capital for Achieving Network Marketing Success. There are many other great chapters in this book, but I personally love this chapter the best.
The nine things discussed are, Time, Desperation, Determination, Courage, Ambition, Faith ...
Tags: 37 top network marketing income-earners share their most preciously-guarded secrets to building extreme wealth, achieveing success, ambition, courage,
- What Changes Are You Avoiding In Your Life?
By: Margie Warrell | - The whole concept of comfort zones evolved to explain the hedonistic psychological drive in all of us to seek pleasure and avoid pain. Comfort zones - characterized by the familiar, the known, the predictable - are where we risk little except, of course, our spirit's deepest fulfillment.
Change, by its very nature, requires us to step beyond our comfort zone and let go of something we've become familiar with - whether it be the structure of our company, a relationship, a routine ...
Tags: comfort zones, courage, courageous, change, embrace change, personal growth
- Health, Vitality, And Courage
By: Steve Charles | - During the dark years that followed my diving accident, I deviated from my wholesome eating habits. This deviation was partly due to my limited control over my diet, as I lived in a hospital or a group home. It was also due to my reduced health-consciousness. Largely disgusted with life, I was proportionally hedonistic and suicidal. I sought consolation in gustatory pleasure at the risk of undermining my health. To be more precise, I often overindulged my fondness for fatty and savory foods or s ...
Tags: health, vitality, courage, diet, nutrition, weight, happiness, sanity, energy, purpose, vigorous
- Change: Will You Resist With Terror Or Embrace With Wonder?
By: Margie Warrell | - I know that you have experienced a lot of change in your life - some that you've enjoyed and some that you haven't. You've likely endured some disappointments, changed jobs, or at least experienced change on the job, enjoyed many fun occasions, grieved some losses, and through it all, had to grow and adapt and learn and become stronger, wiser and more resilient.
If you think about it, life is one long continual process of change. Sometimes it's change we welcome. Sometimes it's ...
Tags: celebrate change, treasure experiences, fears, comfort zone, courage, embrace challenge, take action
- Where Do You Underestimate What You Are Capable Of?
By: Margie Warrell | - No doubt you have your own share of challenges to deal with. Perhaps it's uncertainty about the future of your job, maybe you are battling an illness, struggling to pay your mortgage, ensuring your kids don't go off the rails, resolving conflict in your marriage or workplace, dealing with aging parents, or just maintaining some semblance of balance in your overscheduled life...whatever your challenges are, how might the way you are handling things differ if you were to trust in yourself more fu ...
Tags: trust, learn from mistakes, courage, challenges, taking chances, adversity
- Do Your Fears Serve You Or Rule You?
By: Margie Warrell | - Now, more than ever before, we are bombarded daily with a litany of reasons why we should play it safe, avoid risk, fear change, distrust and stick with the status quo. For this very reason, now, more than ever before, we need to be mindful about the potentially oppressive impact of fear and increasingly discerning about which ones we pay heed to. We also need to be asking ourselves on a daily basis, "Where could I be living with more courage?"
Firstly, let me just clarify what ...
Tags: avoid risk, fears, comfort zone, courage, embrace challenge, live boldly
- Where Could You Be Living Your Life More Fully?
By: Margie Warrell | - As I think back and take the time to remember when I heard that Steve Irwin, my kids #1 hero, had been tragically killed. What a shock. People like him don't just die in their prime of life.
Alas, of course, they do. Whenever I hear news like this, what really hits me is just how mortal we all are and just how numbered our years on earth will be. I think it begs us to ask ourselves the question "are we really living?"
Now you may be thinking to yourself, "Of course ...
Tags: courage, embrace challenge, taking chances, conquer fear, live boldly
- Do You Have The Courage To Keep Faith?
By: Margie Warrell | - A month ago my brother Frank was in a terrible motor bike accident in the sand dunes outside Doha, Qatar, where he has lived for the last 3 years. He broke many ribs, collapsed part of his lung, damaged his kidney, broke his femur but worst of all, badly injured his spinal cord at T12 (waist level). The neuro-surgeon looking after him told me that the probability was that Frank, 41 and incredibly active, will not walk again.
As an adventure-loving guy who regularly dives, sails, ...
Tags: courage, adversity, embrace challenge, taking chances, conquer fear, live boldly
- Where Is Your Life Calling For Courage?
By: Margie Warrell | - The quality of your life is determined by the quality of the choices you make each and every day - Choices like the one that my sister Anne made earlier this week when she broke off her engagement seven weeks short of her walk up the aisle. The invitations had been mailed, the reception center booked, the dress fitted and the ring adorned her hand. Needless to say, it has been a traumatic and teary week for Anne and her now ex-fiance and for all of us who care for them.
Tam is a ...
Tags: learn from mistakes, courage, embrace challenge, taking chances
- Is Your Fear Of "stuffing Up" Stifling You?
By: Margie Warrell | - Last week whilst talking with someone about how they wanted to change career direction, they said to me, "I just wish I knew that this was the right thing to do. It feels like the right thing to do, but I just wish I knew for sure it wasn't going to be a mistake".
"Ahh.... join the club," I thought. "Don't we all?"
We can wish it were otherwise; but the way life works is that only by risking a mistake now and then (or risking 'stuffing up' as we say in Oz) can you ever h ...
Tags: learn from mistakes, courage, embrace challenge, taking chances
- Got More Answers Than Questions?
By: Margie Warrell | - "You can tell a man is clever by his answers. You can tell he is wise by his questions" (Naguib Mahfouz, Egyptian Nobel Laureate)
If I had a dollar for every opinion I'd heard over the last few months about what would solve the woes of the US economy, I reckon I'd be able to fund the entire $700 billion bailout myself! The economy, energy independence, foreign policy, auto industry bailouts, war torn Iraq, recalcitrant Iran, Sarah Palin, health care, Republican vs. Democrat... ...
Tags: answers, questions, find your courage, embrace challenges
- Clear Intent: The Courage To Saddle Up
By: Laura Hunter | - In his book Cowboy Ethics: What Wall Street Can Learn from the Code of the West, James Owen writes that real courage is being scared to death and saddling up anyway. I know how true that statement is because I have been struggling with that particular fear for the best part of this past year.
In addition to our eighteen school horses we also own two young horses, Bob and Swish. While both have been professionally trained they are still very green and inexpe ...
Tags: leadership, courage, fear, clear intent, comfort zone
- Do You Have The Courage To Trust Yourself?
By: Pat Jones | - Trust is a seemingly simple word, the meaning of which, I think, is really not simple at all. We have no difficulty saying to others I trust you, and we often mean what we say, but I believe our greatest difficulty lies in the courage to trust ourselves.
When we have the courage to trust ourselves, we give ourselves permission to listen to our own voice of reason, and then to make those choices that we consider best for us, for our growth, for maximizing our potential as hu ...
Tags: courage and trust, self-confidence, trust in yourself
- Let Us Not Forget The Pendulum Factor Of The Foreign Currency Exchange
By: Paul Dubsky | - Last year is gone and buried. Many have seen better years and are anxious to see what will develop now.
A big percentage of investors in the foreign currency exchange game will be focused on two runners only, namely the US dollar and the euro. Of course, there plenty of other runners to select from, but those two are bound to be in the spotlight.
While the pendulum might still have a little room to go against the dollar, it is getting uncomfortably near the point of ...
Tags: foreign currency, exchange, pendulum, dollar, euro, companies, realtors, odds, greed, courage, nerve,
- Courage Is
By: Helene Rothschild | - Do you envy others who seem to have more courage? Are you ready to be more courageous? What does that word mean to you? I believe that courage is doing something even though you are afraid. This positive personality trait can make your life much more fulfilling and adventurous.
For example, when I was a high school Health Education Teacher in Brooklyn, New York, I noticed that my favorite part of the day was when I was able to help the students with their problems. My friends had ...
Tags: courage, fear. happiness, self-help, fulfillment, love, satisfied, success, happy, fulfilled, brave, honest, free
- Why You Fail At Mlm ?
By: Kim S Elleman | - Have you ever wondered why you keep on failing with your MLM ? After years of failure you probably believe it is your fault. Here is a false statement: What you don't know won't hurt you ! The truth of the matter is what you don't know has, or will cause the failure of your MLM. You have missed out on vital information that you need as a business owner that you have never learned. Well the information has been experience, digested, and compiled. Ready for you to discover, learn, and placed int ...
Tags: MLM, Success, Business, Courage, Truth, Home-based
- According To Jim Rhon Ambition Is Key In Network Marketing
By: Karen Giardunio | - One of the greatest things about being a Network Marketer for myself is all the special tricks-of-the-trade. applications I have learned to focus on and implement for my personal and professional use in developing and building my own business. The Internet is my medium and I continue to gain more and more insight into what makes things come together to equate to real success. From Op-in Leads (verses the old worn-out cold calling)Im so glad I am building my personal Empire without ever makin ...
Tags: Jim Rhon, Ambition Network Marketing, Business, Making Money, on line, profit, team, down line, passion, enthusiasm, succes, faith, courage, key to
- Fear And Courage In Starting A Work At Home Online
By: Wolney Filho | - From the free encyclopedia Wikipedia, courage, it also has been known as bravery and fortitude, it is the ability to confront fear, pain, danger, uncertainty or intimidation. These nouns appear as a contrast of the courage one.
For many philosophers, the courage is associated with the the soul largeness. It is a sort of virtue. There are many species of courage. It has the courage for the fight against the injustices; the fight against the poverty; the courage to marry and to assu ...
Tags: courage, online home business, start online business, online jobs work from home
- Opposite Thoughts
By: Michael A. Verdicchio | - What we think about, dwell on and focus on will always set the course for our lives, whether it is positive or negative, success or failure, victory or defeat. But amazingly, few people know and understand this and even fewer believe it. Believe it or don't believe it; the battle will always take place in the mind.
I like to think of thoughts as seeds. Seeds have a planting and germinating process. If they are planted and nourished, they will produce. Someone once said that you ...
Tags: Success, failure, fear, confidence, courage, thoughts, thinking, free will, positive, negative, victory, defeat, mind,
- Courage: The Anti-drug For Small Business Start Ups
By: Susan L Reid | - Perhaps you have heard of Ambrose Hollingworth Redmoon. No? Well, I am sure you will remember him as soon as I tell you he was the one who penned the popular quote, "Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgment that something else is more important than fear." Does that ring a bell? I didn't know who Ambrose Redmoon was either until I did some research.
Born in 1933 in Painesville, Ohio, as James Neil Hollingworth, Ambrose was a beatnik, hippie, and former manag ...
Tags: courage, ambrose quotes, overcoming fear, small business start up, being happy,
- Fear, Pain, Trauma... And Personal Courage
By: Max Vogt | - A few years ago, the experts in my field of psychology and psychiatry finally realized what everyone already knows--and published it in our main diagnostic manuals.
They looked at the experiences of trauma and pain and recognized that everyone is different, and that you can't define trauma and pain in general terms that apply to everyone.
Everyone feels pain differently and uniquely. What one person calls pain, another might call pleasure. What one person calls pa ...
Tags: personal courage, personal trauma, recovery, living with illness, depression, hopelessness
- Intentional Parenting "'" Do You Know What Hangs In The Balance?
By: Mark Jordan | - Have you ever considered what it means to be an intentional parent? Have you thought about what hangs in the balance? Fourteen years of parenting, reading countless books and listening to the sage of advice of many who walked the parenting path before me has taught me much. Ironically, what stands out the most is how much there is left to learn about being an effective parent and how often I still miss the mark. Hitting the mark is tough even in the best of circumstances; with work, after-school ...
Tags: parenting, courage, books
- Courage
By: Sharif Khan | - Courage is being scared to death - but saddling up anyway. John Wayne
"Courage is the clich hallmark attributed to the hero. I say clich because people talk about courage as if it is some mysterious force only a hero is born with. Courage is a vague and fleeting concept for many people because they lack it themselves. People lack courage because they lack knowledge. They have no idea where the true source of courage comes from. Even worse, they don't know it and continu ...
Tags: courage, inspirational, book, author, leadership, motivational, speaker, keynote, writer, copywriter
- The Courage To Be Alive
By: Priya Shah | - Are you truly alive? Do you feel that you're living the life you've always wanted to lead? How many of us really feel fulfilled in every aspect of our lives?
If we have a happy family life, our careers are not what we hoped they would be. If our careers are soaring, we're often busy getting a divorce or stuck in a dead-end relationship.
Most of us live lives of quiet desperation, knowing that we're more than we have become. That we can do so much more than we're doi ...
Tags: courage, alive, fear, change, character, fulfilled, happy, creativity, potential, Priya Shah
- Be Courageous!
By: ann777 | - Courage is defined as greatness of heart, spirit to meet danger, and boldness.
God commanded Joshua three times to be strong and have good courage and assured him of His constant presence if His commandments were obeyed. (Josh. 1:8-9) He promised that: the eternal God is thy refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms: and he shall thrust out the enemy from before thee; and shall say, Destroy them. (Deut. 33:27)
Knowing the Lord and obeying His commandment ...
Tags: courageous, courage, God, strength, armor, stand, faith
- Courage On United Flight 93
By: Annette Bridges | - Copyright 2006 Annette Bridges
Ive read various theories about the final minutes of United Flight 93. But for me there is only one certain truth. The courageous actions of its passengers.
Whether or not we think a movie should have been made about this flight doesnt change the fact that its part of our American history. Our national narrative. The unfolding saga in the war against terrorism. A war that often seems without obvious rules and clearly agai ...
Tags: moral courage, United Flight 93, selfless motives, right acting
- The 12 Impossibles - Your Own Testament Of Courage
By: Hirini Reedy | - In the New Testament of the Bible, Jesus had his 12 Apostles. Each Apostle told his version about the life of Jesus. The lessons. The parables. The miracles. Now imagine if we each had 12 Apostles that told the story of our lives. Instead of the 12 Apostles, I call them the 12 Impossibles. Let me explain...
In our lives we all have overcome challenges or achieved successes in situations that we once thought were impossible. Have you ever asked yourself, how did I ever survive that ...
Tags: goal setting, personal development, success, life balance, motivation, will power, courage, self belief, NLP
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