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Our fears often disguise themselves as practicality, allowing us to avoid taking the risks that could lead to fulfilling our true desires. The message here is clear: we tend to shy away from asking the universe for what we truly want, fearing that it may be too ludicrous to attain. However, the notion that it’s permissible—indeed, necessary—to request what we desire from the universe is a liberating concept.
Taking a courageous step towards confronting one’s fears transforms the very essence of our experience. Bravery is birthed from these steps. It is not the absence of fear that defines bravery, but rather the willingness to engage with it directly. By choosing to step aggressively towards what scares us, we begin to rewrite our internal narratives.