Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes, it’s the quiet act of logging off. Of saying no when yes would be easier. In a world that rewards noise, humility feels like rebellion. And resilience? It’s not about never breaking—it’s about learning how to bend without losing your shape. The virtues we need today aren’t new. They’re just harder to see beneath the filters and the scroll. But they’re still here. Still waiting to be practiced, not posted. Today, I choose to live them—not for applause, but for alignment.
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