At work, at play, in relationships, in life, I want my kids to seem fearless. When they quake inside at taking a first step, holding out a hand, doing a presentation, I want them to seem fearless..to have the strength, the courage, and the self confidence to make the leap and then the resilence and fortitude to own their choices and to keep making choices. I want them to seem fearless in making a decision, choosing a path, setting goal, and then to seem fearless in admitting their knees were jelly while they were doing it.
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I want to teach my kids the skill of seeming fearless
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OliveMartini 20th Feb
I've
often
admired
people
that
seem
unafraid
to
take
the
leap!
I
want
them
to
be
like
that
Florinda 7th Feb
Good
one.
As
you
say,
the
key
here
is
SEEMING
fearless,
not
BEING
fearless
-
feel
the
fear,
and
yet
go
ahead
with
it
anyway.
Sometimes
fear
is
a
necessary
and
positive
thing.
I
love
this,
OliveMartini!
Can
you
adopt
me,
too?
mamajama 7th Feb
That
is
the
sign
of
true
bravery,
feeling
fear
and
getting
through
it.
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