It’s not an innate ability, but a muscle built through consistent, routine choices.
But courage isn’t an instinct; it’s a muscle built through consistent, values-aligned actions taken in the presence of doubt, risk, or fear. This kind of steadied, practiced response is what I call “everyday courage.”
Moral Courage
For many, the goal is to be the deciding vote, the donation that gets a cause over the goal, the person who counts. And often, we enjoy piling on. Once the cause or fashion or tech is clearly worki…
In a classic experiment conducted by the psychologist Solomon Asch, participants were placed in a group, shown a “target” line alongside a set of comparison lines of varying lengths, and asked which was closest in length to the target. The answer was always obvious, but…
More and more companies are listing the quality as a requirement for entry-level, minimum-wage jobs.