The 67 best quotes on courage

Courage and bravery are necessary qualities to step out of your comfort zone.

These quotes on courage serve to better understand the nature of this attitude towards life. And is that fear management is not easy, so often a misconception about what it is to be brave can lead to put us in unwanted situations.

67 phrases of bravery

It is said that a true hero is someone who is not afraid of anything, but in various phrases of courage, written by famous people, describe a person who accepts his fears, confronts them and does not pretend that they are not there.

Below you will find a collection of courageous phrases that invite you to overcome your own fears.

1. Dare to be brave today and trust that when you spread your wings, you will fly (Maria Demuth)

Living each day with courage is important.

2. Being the first to do something requires courage (J.M. Darhower)

With this philosophy of life, satisfaction will be enormous.

3. Courage is when you enter a battle you are not sure you will win (Jeffrey Fry).

A battle in the face of the unknown.

4. If you don't take risks, you'll have a lost soul (Drew Barrymore)

Taking risks to make dreams come true.

5. Courage is being the only one who knows you're afraid (Franklin P. Jones)

Facing your own fears is the first battle won.

6. There is always safety in courage (Ralph Waldo Emerson)

You have only to arm yourself with it to meet any challenge.

7. The greatest test of courage on earth is to overcome defeat without losing Heart (Robert Green Ingersoll).

We must always strive not to lose our true motivationsno matter how painful the circumstances.

8. Courage is the most important of virtues because without courage, you cannot practice any other virtue consistently (Maya Angelou).

In this way it forges our character.

9. True courage lies between cowardice and recklessness (Miguel de Cervantes).

At that point are defined the people who succeed in achieving their desires.

10. If you fall behind, run faster. Never give up, never give in, never give up and stand up against the barriers (Jesse Jackson)

A phrase of courage that is closer to a prayer to help us undertake a project.

11. It takes a great deal of courage to face our enemies, but as much as it takes to face our friends (J. K. Rowling).

Out of an instinct of protection or fear of losing them.

12. We could never learn to be brave and patient if there were only joy in the world (Helen Keller).

Setbacks are necessary in order to develop as a person.

13. I learned that courage is not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel fear, but he who conquers that fear (Nelson Mandela).

A phrase that invites us to empower ourselves in the face of situations that generate fear.

14. A hero is not braver than an ordinary man, but he is brave five minutes longer (Ralph Waldo Emerson).

If we give a little more we would be candidates to become heroes.

15. The true man smiles in the face of trouble, draws strength from distress and grows brave by reflection (Thomas Paine).

Face your problems with good humor.

16. The only thing to fear is fear itself (Franklin D. Roosevelt).

About what we can do with our dreams and plans.

17. Be brave enough to live life creatively. The creative place where no one else has ever been (Alan Alda)

The creative reinvents himself, creates his own space and solutions to his problems.

18. Physical courage is an animal instinct; moral courage is a much greater and truer courage (Wendell Phillips).

In this phrase Phillips shows us two types of courage.

19. The opposite of courage is not cowardice, but conformity (Robert Anthony).

...for it does not allow us to move.

20. It is simple to be courageous from a safe distance (Aesop).

When we avoid to go out of our comfort zone.

21. To achieve anything, you must be brave enough to fail (Kirk Douglas)

Risk losing and be prepared for it.

22. Forgiveness is a virtue of the brave (Indira Gandhi)

...for it is an act that requires great courage.

23. No one is so brave that he is not disturbed by something unexpected (Julius Caesar)

A phrase of bravery from an ideal character to address this topic.

24. A coward is incapable of showing love; it is the prerogative of the brave (Mahatma Gandhi).

...for to love requires a great deal of commitment, strength and freedom.

25. The future does not belong to the enlightened at heart. It belongs to the brave (Ronald Reagan).

To those who go out every day to fight for their dreams, make important decisions and venture into the unknown.

26. We cannot be sure we have something to live for if we are not willing to die for it (Ernesto Guevara).

If we are not sure of it then it is not worth making more sacrifices.

27. Courage is the price that life exacts for the granting of peace (Amelia Earhart).

In this phrase, the aviator is referring to the heroic acts often seen in wars.

28. A man of courage makes a majority (Andrew Jackson)

...for he has much power backed by his actions.

29. Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts (Winston S. Churchill).

Giving up is also a brave thing to do.

30. Curiosity will conquer fear even more than courage will (James Stephens).

It will lead us into paths we have never explored.

31. True courage is the result of reasoning. A courageous mind is always unassailable (Jeremy Collier)

In this phrase of courage, Collier shows us a different kind of couragea very different one from what people are used to seeing.

It is not strength of body that counts, but strength of spirit (J.R.R. Tolkien).

It will help us to do unimaginable things.

33. It takes courage to do something that no one else around you is doing (Amber Heard).

Many people need only the company of others to undertake their projects.

. Without fear there can be no courage (Christopher Paolini)

Overcoming fear one achieves the conquest of oneself, which is the most important.

35. Danger shines like the sun in the eyes of a brave man (Euripides).

It is important to be in constant contact with the unknown and still persist in your goal.

36. It has been my philosophy of life that difficulties vanish when faced with courage (Isaac Asimov).

It gives us a new energy that predisposes us to act in the right way.

37. In battle it is the cowards who run the greatest risk; courage is a wall of defense (Sallust).

One of those phrases of bravery about the strength of those who dare.

38. You can't be brave if only wonderful things happen to you (Mary Tyler Moore)

...for we shall not have proved the extent of our courage.

39. There is a big difference between being fearless and being brave (Patrick Rothfuss).

If you are not afraid, there is no praiseworthy merit.

40. Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the coast (André Gide).

That energy that leads us to undertake important projects.

41. No matter how long you train someone to be brave, you never know if they are or not until something real happens (Veronica Roth).

The moment we face adversity we will know what we are made of.

42. Courage is contagious. When a courageous man takes a stand, the thorns of others often stiffen (Billy Graham).

It is a source of inspiration.

43. It is hard to fail, but it is worse not to have tried to succeed (Theodore Roosevelt).

...for we shall be wasting our resources.

44. Going against the tide is the secret of courage (Dejan Stojanovic).

It is a way to strengthen yourself.

45. Being brave doesn't mean you are not afraid (Neil Gaiman)

Courage lies in the courage with which we face circumstances, overcoming fears. overcoming fears.

46. Discretion is the better part of valor (William Shakespeare)

One of the most beautiful qualities.

47. There is a certain enthusiasm in freedom, which makes human nature rise above itself in acts of bravery and heroism (Alexander Hamilton).

We have been able to observe it in characters who have transcended because of it.

48. If we take the generally accepted definition of courage as a quality that knows no fear, I have never seen a brave man. All men are frightened. The more intelligent they are, the more frightened they become (George S. Patton).

This emotion is a human thing.

49. For me, courage is standing up for what you believe in (Sophie Turner).

If we are going to stand up for our ideals we must be very courageous.

50. Fear cuts deeper than swords (George R.R. Martin)

It can kidnap us and leave us totally defenseless.

51. I pray for courage; the brave soul can repair even the disaster (Caterina the Great).

And these people often shine and are a source of inspiration.

52. He who is brave is free (Lucius Annaeus Seneca)

...because nothing binds him and he does not let himself be defeated by any repressive act.

53. Courage is found in the most unexpected places (J.R.R. Tolkien).

Those places that bring you strength.

54. To believe that you are brave is to be brave; it is the only essential thing (Mark Twain).

To become something you have to to believe in it.

55. Fear is what you are feeling. Courage is what you are doing (Emma Donoghue)

It is action in all its splendor.

56. Loyalty and devotion lead to courage. Courage leads to the spirit of sacrifice. The spirit of sacrifice creates confidence in the power of love (Morihei Ueshiba).

There are many psychological elements involved.

57. Courage is the ability to act appropriately even when one has a fear of death (Omar N. Bradley).

Also as a duty to what is believed to be right.

58. It is not the size of the dog in the fight, it is the size of the fight in the dog.

It is the perspective we have on the problem, the attitude with which we take on the circumstances.

59. To be brave is not the absence of fear. To be brave is to be afraid but to find a way through it (Bear Grylls).

One of those phrases about courage that highlight the fact that fear is not our enemy.

60. A brave man recognizes the strength of others (Veronica Roth).

When it is genuine, it is easy to identify it in others.

61. The cave you fear to enter contains the treasure you desire (Joseph Campbell)

Discover that cave in your life and dare to overcome that fear.

62. Live like brave men and if luck is adverse, face its blows with brave hearts (Marcus Tullius Cicero).

Another historical figure suitable to talk about courage.

63. Every true gentleman is more full of courage in the midst than in the beginning of danger (Philip Sidney).

Because he leaves familiar with the experience.

64. The absence of fear is the first requisite of spirituality. Cowards cannot be moral (Mahatma Gandhi).

For Gandhi, courage and fear had a different dynamic.

65. You can, you should, and if you are brave enough to begin with, you will (Stephen King)

Nothing like a phrase of encouragement to strengthen our courage.

66. Don't be afraid of your fears. They are not there to scare you. They are there to let you know that something is worthwhile (C. JoyBell C).

And if we manage to assimilate the learning we will have gone a long way in achieving our goals. goal attainment.

67. Fortune always favors the brave and never helps a man who won't help himself (T. Barnum)

It is the reward for those who dare to pursue their dreams.