Ted Cruz Podcast

When you are able to improve the lives of others you will get a very warm feeling inside and you will be very happy with your lot. Numerous studies have shown that people that know their WHY and live a life of gratitude are able to make a significant contribution to the world and help many people.

When you have a personal WHY statement that you have given a lot of thought to and committed to your life will change for the better. The most important reason for creating a WHY statement is the clarity that it will provide to you.

There is a reason behind everything that you do. You may not realize this but it is true. Most of the things that you do every day are on autopilot such as brushing your teeth and taking a shower. You don’t think about these things you just do them. But behind all of your actions is a reason.

The fear of the unknown may be relieved by accumulating supplementary knowledge

“Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.” - Mark Twain

“Honesty is the fastest way to prevent a mistake from turning into a failure.” - James Altucher

“A great man is always willing to be little.” ― Ralph Waldo Emerson

“The more you know yourself, the more patience you have for what you see in others.” - Erik Erikson

Bravery is a choice. To be brave is to face up to your fearfulness with the might that comes from your deepest associations.

When you establish bravery, you begin to better your personal life. Building bravery will help you take risks to a sunnier future that you commonly would not take. When you body- build bravery, you place fear behind you.

An easy way to build bravery is to make commitments that do not call for much bravery to swallow but that call for substantial bravery to carry out.

Among the biggest fears is that of the unidentified.

You are able to utilize the same grooming idea from that was discussed earlier in this series to step by step build your bravery. Rather than tackling your greatest concern straight off, face up to your smallest concerns first, and progressively work up to more important acts of bravery.

Let your heart and soul help you discover the correct course. Take note that the word courage is in the word encouragement. Once we identify the course with a heart and soul, we feel boosted to get moving.