“If you build the guts to do something, anything, then you better save enough to face the consequences.”
— Criss Jami
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True bravery isn't just about the leap; it's about having the strength to own the landing. As Criss Jami wisely said, “If you build the guts to do something, anything, then you better save enough to face the consequences.” Do you believe courage is incomplete without accountability? Let us know your thoughts in the comments! 👇
About this quote
Courage is often romanticized as a single, breathtaking leap into the unknown—a sudden burst of adrenaline that propels us toward our wildest dreams. But true bravery isn't just about the spark of an idea or the audacity to act; it’s about the quiet, steady strength required to stand in the aftermath of your own choices. When we find the guts to break the mold, to speak our truth, or to pursue a radical path, we are also inviting the unknown to meet us halfway. Living a life of purpose requires more than just passion; it demands a deep sense of accountability. To 'save enough to face the consequences' means building the emotional resilience, the mental fortitude, and the wisdom to own your outcomes—whether they bring triumphant success or humbling lessons. It is an invitation to live boldly, not recklessly, ensuring that when the dust settles, you have the character and the grace to face whatever reality you have created.
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