What this quote means

This reflection by Eli Cohen, a legendary spy, reveals a psychological truth: the one who is not afraid to die is freed from the threats that paralyze others. In the intelligence world, this bravery allows for calculated risks, going beyond ordinary limits. But beyond the context, it speaks of the inner strength born from accepting one's own mortality. When you no longer fear losing your life, you gain immense freedom, capable of moving mountains. It is a lesson on courage and determination.

How to apply it daily

Identify a fear that holds you back. Imagine you are no longer afraid of failure or death. Act as if that fear didn't exist, and take a decisive step.