10 notes tagged "courage"

1. ibex Mar 2024
   The ibex represents strength, endurance, and perseverance when facing challenges. Seeing an ibex in the wild reminds us how magnificent life can be,
   #perseverance #courage #ambiguity
2. finding courage through community and seeing people as whole Nov 2023
   In their Adlerian psychology book “The Courage to Be Disliked” Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga review the principles of finding courage through
   #belonging #dichotomy #courage #values
3. to show up in the best way we can Dec 2022
   shift from dependent psychology to psychospiritual independence perverse twins fear and lethargy That is all that life really asks of us, to show up
   #journey #courage #stoic
4. perverse twins fear and lethargy Dec 2022
   managing fear through unreflective compliance, or avoidance; lethargy takes many seductive forms … avoid tasks, stay away from what is difficult for
   #courage #distraction
5. to be afraid of the powers within Dec 2022
   Chögyam Trungpa defines the warrior not as an agent of destruction but as one who is “brave” … the definition of bravery: not being afraid of
   #courage #power
6. work on one person myself Dec 2022
   I work on the one person I can work on, myself, to try to render myself more amenable to creative living in the presence of change, ambiguity, and
   #creative #courage #change
7. doubt fuel for change precursor for growth Dec 2022
   The German word for doubt, Zwedeln (“twoness”), suggests the split we feel when we experience doubt … , which is the precursor for all growth
   #courage
8. developmental task of the swampland states Dec 2022
   we are challenged to grow up, to take on the journey … such enlargement is often terrifying, it is also freeing and brings dignity and meaning to
   #journey #courage #therapeutic
9. exigencies of childhood vulnerability Dec 2022
   the literal dependence of terribly vulnerable child on its relationships is profoundly overlearned, overconditioned … it becomes difficult later to
   #solitude #childhood #courage
10. passionate people and predicting success Jan 2016
    My hypothesis is that passionate people are more likely to take big risks in the pursuit of unlikely goals, and so you would expect to see more
    #courage #success

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