Tell us how you define courage.

You know, that alone was a big question to me.

I was mistaken.

I always kind of had fallen into the kind of Hollywood stereotype of courage is the absence of fear.

You know, the James Bond, Clint Eastwood, you know, Jason Bourne portrayal of kind of courageous people.

Yeah, a stone, cold, a thousand miles stare.

No fear. Have no fear.

I came to realize that courage is not the absence of fear.

It's taking action in the face of fear.

And it wasn't just me.

Nelson Mandela talked about it too.

He wrote about that.

The real courage is not about no fear.

It's about being able to look at fear and still do something.

You don't know what your business is going to look like, but you know with the right energy,

optimism, and taking bold action that you will end up infertile. So imagination versus just vision is going to be key. Absolutely.

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