Courage isn’t only found on battlefields or in blockbuster-style heroics. The greater courage is quieter—shown in our daily life, when we dare to face our weaknesses and choose to change.

Every act of improvement begins with this inner heroism— the courage to say, “I can be better.” And not just say, but also strive—“I will be better.” Only when we muster the spine to change does every other good thing become possible: every virtue we aspire to develop, every talent we long to tap, every mountain we dream to climb.

It’s easy to stay comfortable where we are, but that comfort is often a cage disguised as peace. The Bhagavad Gita (16.1) lists fearlessness as the first divine quality— because until we find the courage to change, we can’t begin to grow.

Let’s push beyond comfort and open a universe of possibilities— where change is not a threat, but the very threshold of transformation.

 

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