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How Courageous Are You?

Updated: Oct 14

When courage calls, do you answer? Being courageous means learning how to live with strength in your mind, peace in your body and courage in your heart.


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Live with strength in your mind, peace in your body and courage in your heart.

When I think of courage, I think about leaving fear in the shadows in favor of opening my arms to embrace something that will help me grow in my life, such as a change to my daily routine or having a courageous conversation.


It takes courage to love, grow and live. I wrote the list below from the perspective of a busy working mom, but this list can be applied to anyone holding hands with courage as a friendly guide on the next step in their journey.


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It takes courage to:

  • Change patterns that have been so deeply rooted in you that they are part of your everyday existence—behaviors such as what you eat for breakfast (if you eat it) to what time you go to bed (when you feel like it, anyone?), even how you sit, stand and breathe

  • Live an inspired life

  • Live the life you have imagined for yourself

  • Take good care of yourself and know that you’re worth it

  • Show up in your own life every day for you and your kids

  • Present your true self, your highest self, to the world

  • Choose to live in high vibration

  • Say “no” to that which no longer serves you

  • Say “yes” to that which would serve you better

  • Ask for what you want

  • State what you need

  • Ask for help

  • Be a working mom (Building or maintaining a career while growing and raising kids is one of the most courageous modern-day paths I know of.)

  • Be in a relationship

  • Be a leader

  • Be vulnerable

  • Be transparent

  • Live with intention

  • Try something new

  • Ask questions

  • Do the inner work

  • Stand up for your self-care


This is a living list, and I’d like to keep it growing and going.


Practice It: Write Your Courage List

What items would you add to this list?


When courage calls, do you answer?

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