Do what makes for peace. You can begin by limiting or
eliminating the chaotic people in your life. If they are family,
neighbor or coworker, simply limit your time with them. Be nice,
but handle them with caution. Peace is your responsibility.
You’ll never have it if you don’t make it a habit. Do what makes
for peace and enjoy your day. When you do, you’ll learn who
comes in and with peace. Embrace them. Courage comes from the
Latin word cor, meaning heart. Courage is demonstrating the
mental or moral strength to venture, persevere and withstand
danger, fear or difficulty. Bravery is simply defined as a
quality or state of being. Most can see how the two are
connected, but allow me to share how they are different. To be
brave, you must have courage. Bravery isn’t needed to
demonstrate courage. Many of us are brave, but not many
demonstrate courage when it is needed, desired or required in
our lives. It’s difficult to share the story of who you are with
others sincerely because we expect their condemnation and