We often talk about courage as if it’s something we should be able to summon on demand.
But courage is much harder to access when you’re still unclear about what you believe, what you value, what you want to be known for, or what you’re actually asking people to trust.
In this conversation, Terri explores why clarity often has to come before courageous action—and why confidence is not always the thing that’s missing.
She unpacks the progression from clarity to belief, belief to conviction, and conviction to courage, showing how stronger internal alignment can make external visibility feel more natural, grounded, and sustainable.
Because courage is difficult to manufacture.
But when you know what is true, what matters, and what you’re willing to stand behind, you have something solid to move from.