Fear is not a monster that comes from the darkness, but our own shadow that walks with us in broad daylight. Courage lies not in killing it, but in walking beside it without it daring to touch us. What we perceive as a constraint is, in reality, a compass pointing us to the places we must go. Only those souls who have faced their own ghosts in solitude understand that humanity's greatest achievement is to transform the tremor of beginnings into fuel for reaching our destination.
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