Let's Bring Back Some Old Words: Courage

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2. Courage can be said to be the ability to do something that frightens one, strength in the face of pain or grief, bravery, pluck, valor, fearlessness, nerve, daring, audacity, boldness, grit, hardihood, heroism, gallantry.

   • https://www.commonsensemedia.org/character-strengths-and-life-skills/what-is-courage# defines courage this way: What is courage? Courage is the ability to do something difficult even when there's risk. Courageous people do and say what they think is right despite opposition. Kids build courage as they mature and take on more challenges. As kids increasingly grow up online, often in very public ways, courage is an important asset. It gives kids the confidence to be themselves, risk their own social status to stand up for others, and share their work even in the face of criticism. Some kids like to take bold action to test their courage; some kids take it gradually. You can help kids develop courage by encouraging them to take calculated risks, supporting their individuality, and allowing them to "fail" safely -- online and off.

   • While you may not think your life requires much courage, that you don't consider yourself heroic, you are wrong, especially if you want to change the world for the better. Creating change often takes courage, takes risking on your part. But to live courage will make the world a better place for all of us. It can teach kids courage.

   
   

   Risk living courage.
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