Quotes About Courage

Victims are never honest with themselves

Fearless Living ... is about mastering the fear that comes from past regrets and using it to summon the strength to take another chance.

Being willing makes you able.

Where you begin doesn't matter. Your willingness to start is what counts.

Fear is an affirmation of your growth because it proves that you are risking.

The word courage comes from the French word coeur, which means "heart." When you go ahead and do something despite the fear you feel, courage arises from within your heart.

Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.

Take the first step in faith. You don't have to see the whole staircase. Just take the first step.

Take the first step in faith. You don't have to see the whole staircase. Just take the first step." Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (1929–1968)

through him. She asked him if he would ever have faith again. He looked into her dark blue eyes, eyes the color of the bluebonnets that dotted the pastures in the spring. He said that with her help, he would try anything. Then he was walking home. Something wasn't right. Something was following him. Whatever it was, it was strong and had no mercy.

story. "Then I accept.

that the one who protects her heart from fear of loss ends up with no heart at all. Just an

empty chest, because she has nothing to lose.

All he has is a mangled ankle. I have Americans.

I know ladies don't sweat, but something was running down my face in great rivulets.

that a time of stress and tragedy takes away all but the will to survive.

All is well. We are tested and we survive, and life will be good again.

survived." Her grandmother gave a sad little smile. "Most of us survive the hardest things. We are quite resilient.

Pamela looked at his retreating back with admiration. He represented the backbone of Britain at this moment. A skinny, awkward bookworm, yet determined to keep going for as long as it took to defeat Hitler.

Most of us survive the hardest things. We are quite resilient.

London, 1940 It won't even seem like Christmas this year." Maggie Harris's voice cracked as she swallowed back the tears. She had resolved to be strong and brave for Jack's sake, but it was hard. "No pudding. No mince pies. And no tree. Nothing.

How can you promise?" Emily found herself near to tears. "You can't stop a storm, and if it's going to . . ." Another huge clap of thunder exploded overhead.

him. They'd talk of him as a hero when in reality he was a bloody fool, a sitting duck. This was a bombing mission that should never have been flown.

War's a bugger, isn't it?" he said. "All the mates I started out with are gone. And now most of the boys I flew with." He said it in the most matter-of-fact way, as if it were something quite expected.