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You Can Teach Yourself to Become More Courageous in Your Daily Life. Here's How. Plus, Entrepreneur Network partner Brian Tracy explains why courage helps make great leaders.

By Brian Tracy

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In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Brian Tracy points out that courage is not necessarily an innate trait -- it's something that you can develop over time. In order to cultivate your courage, try to keep these characteristics in mind:

  1. Courageous people are bold.
  2. Courageous people take action.
  3. Courageous people stay the course.
  4. Courageous people take risks.

Click play to hear more tips on how to find courage.

Related: What Does It Actually Mean to Think Like a Millionaire?

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Brian Tracy

Chairman and CEO of Brian Tracy International, Speaker and Author

Brian Tracy is chairman and CEO of Brian Tracy International. He is the leading coach on the topics of leadership, self-esteem, goals and success psychology. Learn more at BrianTracy.com

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