Here, courage is defined not by fearlessness, but by choosing to act despite fear. Self-doubt may linger, but courage emerges when we move past it. It’s a gentle nudge to take that first step, reassuring us that confidence often follows action. When we dare to face self-doubt, courage becomes second nature, transforming the way we approach life’s obstacles. Embracing this idea helps us understand that courage and self-assurance often build over time.