Courage, bravery etc. – These words are often taken to mean as ‘acting with a lack of fear’.
I think what they really mean is – ‘acting despite fear’.
What do you think?
Courage, bravery etc. – These words are often taken to mean as ‘acting with a lack of fear’.
I think what they really mean is – ‘acting despite fear’.
What do you think?
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you got it Nikhil!
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Why not both? Is a person not brave if s/he fearlessly does what an average person would not? Conquering one’s fears might be braver under some circumstances, but not fearing is brave in and of itself too. Anyhow, that’s my one cent’s worth. 🙂
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My sense is it varies from person to person
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What varies from person to person? That some are fearless and some conquer their fears? That’s a given. 🙂
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Thats why I said – I think…
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Marvelous
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Yes, I think that’s a valid interpretation, but it can also depend on someone’s personality…
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Indeed
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I think courage takes strength of a person to overcome fears.
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Absolutely
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Nice one
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