The problem isn't fear itself, but what we choose to do when we feel it. Some people freeze. Others run. But the brave? They face it. Step by step, they move forward-even if their knees are shaking: Think of the first time you spoke in front of a crowd, tried something new, or stood up for what you believed in. You were afraid, but you did it anyway. And that's courage-not the absence of fear, but action in the face of it. Overcoming fear doesn't mean never being scared again. It means learning to walk with it, push through it, and come out stronger on the other side. So the next time fear whispers, "You can't," stand a little taller and say, "Watch me."