Just Do It Embrace Courage and Discipline
Get ready for a revelation. The key to transforming your life is more straightforward than you realize.
There’s a chance it might not work out. It could be more challenging than you anticipated. But how will you know unless you take that first step? Seneca warned that fools hesitate; they postpone action and allow fear or inertia to win.
This is where two vital stoic principles—courage and discipline—come into play. We must find the bravery to confront our fears and possess the strength to push ourselves toward necessary actions. Additionally, a third principle—justice—emerges here.
What you're aiming to achieve could be significant. It might even create a meaningful impact. Yes, it carries the risk of failure, but it also has the potential to benefit others. Yet, here you are, delaying and allowing your fears to dictate your choices.
This indecision comes with consequences, both for you and for others. Don't hesitate to get started. Stop postponing your ambitions. Act now.
Do what you can. Promote goodness. Seneca noted that the most unhappy individual is the one who avoids hardship, as he never has the chance to prove his worth.
How long will you wait before insisting on the best for yourself? As Epictetus questioned: don’t delay any longer. Begin today.
Join thousands across the globe who aspire to conquer their fears, overcome lethargy, and start making a positive impact. Just take action.
Here’s to love and light.
Rev.Leslie C.Bonner
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