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Searching for the Source of Our Fountains of Courage - NYTimes.com

From whence comes COURAGE?

Searching for the Source of Our Fountains of Courage - NYTimes.com

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  1. Whence comes courage? From will.

    Courage is not an absence of fear, or even from a negation of it. Courage is working through fear -- acknowleging that it exists, but not giving in to it, using it as a tool to heighten awareness and boost adrenaline, and doing what needs to be done.

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