Mom email me
this
yesterday...
Great Courage
You have great courage. Use it.
Whenever you feel fear,
you are also feeling your potential for courage.
Go ahead, feel the fear,
and then let that courage of yours spring to life.
The fact that you can feel the fear
means you also have the courage to get beyond it.
Otherwise, the fear would serve no useful purpose.
Put that fear to good use
by allowing it to ignite your courage.
Put that courage to good use
by utilizing it to move toward positive, meaningful objectives.
Feel the fear and know it means you have the courage.
Learn from that fear and then
step forward with all that courage.
The beginning of courage feels like fear.
Follow through on that feeling,
let the courage come,
and with it you will achieve great things.
— Ralph Marston
Her thoughts were with
Easton and taking care of
his Eye.
Makes sense.
I love you Mom.
I think this message
can apply to any situation
and wanted to share.
For me, its interesting
that it appeared
the day before
my 31st Birthday.
Not that my birthday
scares me,
but the concept
of getting older
kinda does.
Entering my 30's
not anymore
31 officially means
I have arrived.
Motherhood
comes to mind.
Scary!
Do I feel 31?
Do I feel
like a mother?
Sometimes.
Certainly my youth
is over.
Teenage years
gone.
Crazy 20's
are behind me.
But in my mind
my heart
my soul
I still feel
well... young.
Sometimes even
in a clueless
I have no idea
what I'm doing
kinda way.
So when I see
this message on
fear and how
it creates
great courage.
I guess that is what
this next decade
is going to be about
Embracing
getting older
Embracing
motherhood
Embracing
my fears
Finding the strength
to push through.
I like the sound of
Courageous
I can do this
I am doing this
I'm 31.