Bravery isn’t about never being afraid. It’s about moving forward despite the fear. It’s stepping up when your voice shakes, standing tall when your knees want to buckle, and choosing action when comfort tries to hold you back.

Bravery shows up in all kinds of ways. It’s the mom who goes back to school after raising kids. It’s the teenager who speaks up for what’s right when it would be easier to stay silent. It’s the business owner who keeps going after a tough season. It’s you, showing up every day, doing the hard things.

Being brave doesn’t require a spotlight or a stage. It often happens in the quiet, unseen moments—making that call, having the hard conversation, trying again after failure.

The truth is, fear isn’t the enemy. It’s a signal. It means you care. It means something matters. But fear doesn’t get to drive. You do.

So the next time you feel fear creeping in, take a deep breath and remember: bravery isn’t being fearless. It’s choosing to keep going, even when fear tags along for the ride.

You’ve got this.