Courage is anything that requires a leap of faith. I don't mean necessarily the God/belief type leap (though such could apply), but rather doing something in which you really have no clue what the result will be. Granted, rarely does anyone really know exactly what any result will be, and there is a fine line between a "courageous" act and an incredibly stupid one.
I've been thinking about such a post for a while now, I'm hoping this weekend I'll get it up (I haven't been writing it though ... such is my problem, I should write, revise, etc., I seem to only like the write part. I love the first draft).
Anyway, if I had something else to say I would, I just want to keep my one post a day streak current. If anyone has any thoughts they want to share that I can include in the post itself, by all means, I'm listening.
My belief system is based on whatever is most annoying to you.
Mookee
Please be a meritocracy
- Mookee
- On the outskirts of town sits an old man on a crate full of marbles. Most people think of him as wise, because when they talk to him he's caring and understanding. I think of him as a smelly drunk in need of a comfortable chair.
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I've heard courage described as "not the absence of fear, but the ability to face fear." I think that's pretty much what you're saying when you call it a leap of faith.
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