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He shares timeless stories, like Rabbi Joseph Isaac Schneersohn’s unwavering faith when faced with execution by Soviet authorities in 1927, illustrating that true courage comes from a deep connection to one's faith or higher purpose, which diminishes fear's grip. Jacobson emphasizes that faith acts as the antidote to anxiety, helping one rise above fears of the unknown or potential loss.
He advocates building resilience by identifying what you’re not afraid of, fostering confidence through core beliefs, and focusing on values that anchor you during turbulent times. Courage, he notes, is fighting fear not with weapons but with conviction.