Many people suffering from unresolved fear find release and
relief through the practice of courage and confidence. These two positive mental
attitudes—courage and confidence—banish fear; they make wonderful things
happen. Yet all three—confidence, courage, fear—result from the kind of
thoughts we think.
The mental climate a person creates determines whether he
will have confidence even when things seem hopeless and have courage even when apprehensive
factors appear. Think courage, act with courage. Image yourself as confident.
Act with confidence. As you think, act, and image, so shall you become.
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