Courage isn't dramatic. It's the quiet voice that says you'll try again tomorrow. The speaker uses learning to ride a bike as an example of how repeated attempts lead to mastery, and suggests letting problems marinate before trying a fresh angle.
Mary Ann Rodenmacher said, sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day that says, I'll try again tomorrow. If there is something that you're not great at, it could be dealing with certain issues in your business or in your relationship, or maybe you're trying to learn something new. I don't know, remember when you were trying to ride a bike, for example? You You tried and tried again until you learned. And it's the same with our relationships and our companies and in our personal lives. Sometimes that courage we need is just to try again. Try to see if we can talk about it in a different way or address it differently or sit with it for a while and kind of let it marinate before we react. Maybe that's the quiet voice in the back of your mind today that says, tomorrow you'll try again. Tomorrow you'll try again.
