Fear is a paralyzing condition. What sometimes can paralyze some people, often motivates others. Think about it. What are you afraid of? When was the last time you felt so paralyzed with fear that you either couldn't move or it pumped you up so much that the adrenaline took over and made you do things that you never thought were possible.
Where is your courage today? Hiding out for the day it seems safe? You are going to be waiting a long time. There is no such time or space where it is safe. In the board room or on your battle field, the world is looking for leaders and people with courage.
Often times the answer is action, regardless of the threat. This in itself is a sign to show your foe that you are aware of the threat and will not only respond, but mitigate any operational risk.
It takes courage to pursue the unpopular agenda. Whether it is to save lives, save investors, or save precious physical or digital assets, the game is the same. Those who decide to do nothing in the face of an obvious threat, have nothing but paralysis. Those who decide to do something, dig deep to find the purpose and justification for their actions.
Once you find courage, it's very hard to turn the other way. Paralysis becomes so foreign that whenever you feel even a little unresponsive, you compensate the other direction almost by instinct.
If you spend enough time around courageous people, it starts to rub off on you. If you still don't have the bug, then you must not be surrounding yourself with those who can take fear by storm. What are you afraid of?
As Steve Farber would say, you need some more OS!M's....Once you have enough of these to know that you won't freeze, then you are well on your way to really making a difference on this rock. If you are not there yet, then now is a good time to start speeding up your OS!M's for all of the children of our fallen heroes.
Here is a good example:
Over six years ago this month, Elite Navy SEAL, Aaron Carson Vaughn, was killed August 6, 2011 when a Chinook chopper carrying 30 American troops was shot down in Afghanistan.
In their grief and with a desire to do something that would honor Aaron's legacy, his family chose to start Operation 300.
Operation 300 is a non-profit foundation designed to create a week long experience for children who have lost their fathers as a result of service to our country.
The camp will provide an opportunity to participate in activities that embody the spirit of adventure that characterized the lives of their absent fathers while fostering a culture of courage, strength, freedom, endurance, honor and godly morality embodied by fearless patriots throughout the history of our American Republic.
Never forget!
Where is your courage today? Hiding out for the day it seems safe? You are going to be waiting a long time. There is no such time or space where it is safe. In the board room or on your battle field, the world is looking for leaders and people with courage.
Often times the answer is action, regardless of the threat. This in itself is a sign to show your foe that you are aware of the threat and will not only respond, but mitigate any operational risk.
It takes courage to pursue the unpopular agenda. Whether it is to save lives, save investors, or save precious physical or digital assets, the game is the same. Those who decide to do nothing in the face of an obvious threat, have nothing but paralysis. Those who decide to do something, dig deep to find the purpose and justification for their actions.
Once you find courage, it's very hard to turn the other way. Paralysis becomes so foreign that whenever you feel even a little unresponsive, you compensate the other direction almost by instinct.
If you spend enough time around courageous people, it starts to rub off on you. If you still don't have the bug, then you must not be surrounding yourself with those who can take fear by storm. What are you afraid of?
As Steve Farber would say, you need some more OS!M's....Once you have enough of these to know that you won't freeze, then you are well on your way to really making a difference on this rock. If you are not there yet, then now is a good time to start speeding up your OS!M's for all of the children of our fallen heroes.
Here is a good example:
Over six years ago this month, Elite Navy SEAL, Aaron Carson Vaughn, was killed August 6, 2011 when a Chinook chopper carrying 30 American troops was shot down in Afghanistan.
In their grief and with a desire to do something that would honor Aaron's legacy, his family chose to start Operation 300.
Operation 300 is a non-profit foundation designed to create a week long experience for children who have lost their fathers as a result of service to our country.
The camp will provide an opportunity to participate in activities that embody the spirit of adventure that characterized the lives of their absent fathers while fostering a culture of courage, strength, freedom, endurance, honor and godly morality embodied by fearless patriots throughout the history of our American Republic.
Never forget!
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