Brave Enough

We are discussing what happens when you experience an unsafe situation in a place that you thought was safe. Recently, a video went viral of a family breaking out in an awful fight while at Disneyland and small children were under feet. I had just been there hours earlier and I found myself asking “what would I have done” and “I thought this was a safe place.''

We want to lead by example for our children but what example is more important in this situation … helping those in need or getting out of there to protect our children?

What happens when you take your kids to what you think is a safe place, only to experience something you’d rather not have your kids see?

Brave Enough is here to remind you, you’re not alone and that you have the strength to be Brave Enough for one more day.

Why Brave Enough?

The definition of brave is to “endure or face (unpleasant conditions or behavior) without showing fear.”

We don’t know about you but we rarely face difficult situations (or everyday life for that matter) without some sort of fear. That very definition, bravery, did not seem to be a word that could be used to describe us. However, if you add the word ENOUGH, it changes the definition and now becomes something that can give us strength in everything we do. A mantra if you will...

When you add one simple word to Brave, it changes the very meaning ...so by definition Brave Enough means ... to endure or face unpleasant conditions or behavior without showing fear as required for that situation.

Just enough bravery for one minute, one hour, one day, one obstacle at a time.