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Be Strong and of Good Courage: Navigating Life with Resilience Shaina Tranquilino March 3, 2024

We often encounter challenges that test our strength, resilience, and courage. The phrase "Be strong and of good courage" resonates deeply, inspiring individuals to face adversity with determination and fortitude. Whether you're navigating personal struggles, professional challenges, or societal uncertainties, embracing strength and courage can be the compass that guides you through the storms of life.

Understanding Strength:

Strength is not just about physical prowess; it encompasses mental, emotional, and spiritual fortitude as well. Being strong means acknowledging vulnerability and using it as a catalyst for growth. It involves developing a resilient mindset that views setbacks as opportunities to learn and evolve. Strength is the foundation upon which courage is built, providing the inner power to face difficulties head-on.

Cultivating Courage:

Courage is the force that propels us forward when faced with uncertainty or fear. It's the ability to confront challenges, make tough decisions, and persevere in the face of adversity. Cultivating courage requires self-awareness and a willingness to step outside your comfort zone. It involves embracing vulnerability, as author Brené Brown emphasizes, and understanding that courage is born from the willingness to be imperfect and take risks.

Lessons from History:

Throughout history, countless individuals have embodied the spirit of being strong and of good courage. From leaders who fought for justice, pioneers who explored uncharted territories, to ordinary people who faced extraordinary circumstances, their stories inspire us to tap into our inner reservoirs of strength. Take, for example, the civil rights movement, where leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. demonstrated remarkable courage in the face of systemic oppression.

Overcoming Personal Challenges:

Each person faces unique challenges in their journey, whether it be overcoming personal insecurities, recovering from failures, or navigating complex relationships. Being strong and of good courage means acknowledging these challenges and committing to personal growth. It involves seeking support when needed, learning from experiences, and using setbacks as stepping stones toward a brighter future.

Facing Professional Hurdles:

In the professional realm, challenges are inevitable. Whether you're an entrepreneur striving to build a business, a professional climbing the corporate ladder, or someone navigating the complexities of the job market, strength and courage are essential. Resilience in the face of setbacks, adaptability in a rapidly changing world, and the courage to pursue innovative ideas are all vital components of success.

Navigating Uncertain Times:

The world is constantly evolving, presenting new challenges and uncertainties. In times of global crises or societal upheaval, being strong and of good courage becomes even more crucial. Embracing change, standing up for what is right, and fostering a sense of community are powerful expressions of courage that can contribute to positive transformations on a larger scale.

"Be strong and of good courage" serves as a timeless mantra that empowers individuals to face life's challenges with resilience and determination. In a world filled with uncertainties, cultivating inner strength and courage becomes a guiding principle for personal growth and societal progress. So, as you navigate the twists and turns of your own journey, remember that within you lies the power to be strong and of good courage.

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No one hates Joe, not even Taylor, she hates the fact that her forever started to crumble to the point of no bouncing back. Both of them struggle with mental health, like a lot of people I’m sure, but just saying his “bluest days” doesn’t mean she’s talking about his mental health, it could literally just mean he had a bad day and took it out on her, or she tried to help him and he wouldn’t let her. And the album is actually barely about him. Taylor says in “In Summation” that she writes the “worst men the best”, I’d say a lot of The Anthology tracks are about him as well as like 1 (So Long, London) on the standard album.

He’s not one of the worst men, he’s the one that got away. I don’t think it’s fair for Swifties to hate on Joe, and it’s not fair for Swifties and non-swifties (who for some reason listened to the album?) to hate Taylor for being vulnerable. Joe can make a statement if he wants, and that’s fine by me.

The more I look at the lyrics of So Long, London, the more I feel bad for both of them. Joe wasn’t sure how to deal with whatever was going on in his own life and Taylor going out, doing promotions for Red TV; Taylor on the other hand didn’t know what to do because she felt him slipping and she couldn’t help him like he did for her because he pushed her away, intentionally or not we’ll never know. She says that she stopped trying to make him laugh and stopped trying to drill the safe (“the safe” being him and her trying to get him to talk to her about whatever he was going through and he resisted to let her). It hurt them both. At some point they both just came to the agreement of that this just wasn’t going to work out anymore. They were there for each other through their darkest days (or bluest days) but ultimately things just aren’t meant to be even if Taylor thought it was. It’s just cruel to pick a side when there’s so much no one considered. So no, I can’t back up the people who say she’s “wrong” for writing about his “bluest days” in one line about how she felt about their relationship. And I can’t back up the people who say “she got mad at him for being depressed and not wanting to get married so she could have her perfect wedding” because that’s not what she’s saying at all; I’m sure they’d talked about marriage and at the time it felt right, but their lives were changing and they didn’t want to hurt the other person or themselves even more than they had already. And you know what, I actually think he’s genuinely proud of her for being this vulnerable and putting on a smile every week and singing “Lover” and trying not to cry, and I think he’s genuinely happy that she’s genuinely happy with Travis, and I think he was think “wtf Taylor” when people found out about her and Matty Healy, and I think he was genuinely relieved when he saw things between them ended.

I just think that no matter what happened between them, they still wish each other the best. I think he genuinely thinks she deserves the happiness she’s felt in the past year after getting through a whole lot of shit.

(And to all the people saying Taylor “sent” her fans out to threaten Joe and his friends and costars, A) she would never do that no matter how she may feel about a person and B) fake fans do that, not real ones. Maybe you should start learning the difference since you can’t shut up about her or us.)

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everyone say thank you to Sabrina for learning White Horse on guitar at 9 years old cause without her doing that we would never have gotten this

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Were you sent by someone who wanted me dead? Did you sleep with a gun underneath our bed? Were you writin' a book? Were you a sleeper cell spy? In fifty years, will all this be declassified? - "The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived" Taylor Swift(2024)

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big big kudos to louis' band for complementing his vocals and for doing justice to the sound direction louis wants his music to be in because they sound so fucking sick live and now the entire world can hear just how talented they are