LadyGrace · 70-79
Wow! How beautiful is this sentiment! Very wise words. Thank you for this.
While feeling fear is a natural response to a perceived threat, it does not automatically equate to feeling powerless or unable to act; you can experience fear and still take action to address the situation, demonstrating resilience instead of being paralyzed by the fear itself.
Fear is a natural emotion. Everyone experiences fear sometimes, and it can be a helpful signal to alert us to potential danger. While helplessness is a feeling of lack of control. When someone feels helpless, they believe they have no ability to influence or change a situation, which is distinct from simply feeling afraid. Courage is moving, forward despite our fear. I have definitely experienced that one to the hilt! I can vouch that it is possible to move forward, in spite of a situation that entails great threat.
True courage lies in taking action, even when you are afraid, demonstrating that fear does not necessarily lead to inaction.
Example: Someone might be afraid of public speaking but still prepare well, and deliver a presentation effectively, showing that their fear did not prevent them from taking action.
While feeling fear is a natural response to a perceived threat, it does not automatically equate to feeling powerless or unable to act; you can experience fear and still take action to address the situation, demonstrating resilience instead of being paralyzed by the fear itself.
Fear is a natural emotion. Everyone experiences fear sometimes, and it can be a helpful signal to alert us to potential danger. While helplessness is a feeling of lack of control. When someone feels helpless, they believe they have no ability to influence or change a situation, which is distinct from simply feeling afraid. Courage is moving, forward despite our fear. I have definitely experienced that one to the hilt! I can vouch that it is possible to move forward, in spite of a situation that entails great threat.
True courage lies in taking action, even when you are afraid, demonstrating that fear does not necessarily lead to inaction.
Example: Someone might be afraid of public speaking but still prepare well, and deliver a presentation effectively, showing that their fear did not prevent them from taking action.
KingofBones1 · 46-50, M