When you see a child feeling anxious because of an opportunity, remember to tell them: the fastest way to grow is to face it head-on. Why? Because all the opportunities in life are hidden within your fears. Should you still go ahead even if you're trembling? Absolutely. You can be afraid and still keep moving forward. True courage is not the absence of fear, but feeling afraid and still taking steps. The reason is: growth comes from action, not waiting. Being afraid is normal, but if you stop because of fear, you miss the chance to learn and gain experience. Fear often indicates potential value: many valuable opportunities and challenges can make people feel nervous and uneasy. The more afraid you are of something, the more likely it is to bring growth and breakthroughs. The definition of courage is more realistic: true courage is not the absence of fear, but acting despite it. This is more sustainable and practical than blind fearlessness.