It is a venturous gospel, the courage to dare. And the travel is worthy of the travail. Failure is not final or fatal, but not to make the attempt is the great failure. The one with courage is unafraid of making mistakes. He or she is willing to take the calculated risk and act on the belief in his or her own ideas.
Courage comes with great effort, labor, and self-sacrifice.
There must be a willingness to pay the price, and the price is always pain and agonising hard work with an uncritical and unquestioning faith. Courage takes the will, the fortitude, and the resolution of undisciplined enthusiasm. It develops from within and is rooted in a strong mental and moral fiber. It toughens the spirit and strips the fat of indecision. It requires the strength to endure the burden and rigors of the unknown and the heart to expand new horizons and extend new frontiers.