What this quote means

This quote compares courage to a muscle: it grows with practice. It suggests that bravery is not innate but can be cultivated by facing challenges, even small ones. It resonates because it offers hope: we can all become braver. It applies in daily life when we avoid uncomfortable situations out of fear. By confronting them gradually, we strengthen our ability to act despite fear.

How to apply it daily

Each week, do one thing that scares you, like speaking in public or voicing your opinion, and note how you feel afterward.