The courage to be vs Feel the fear and do it anyway

The courage to be

Paul Tillich

1952

In "The Courage to Be," Paul Tillich explores the existential struggle of human beings faced with anxiety and despair in a contemporary world. Written in a compelling prose that intertwines philosophy and theology, Tillich employs a rich tapestry of literary allusions and personal insights to articulate his exploration of courage as a means of affirming one's existence. The book is rooted in the context of post-World War II existential thought, addressing the profound disillusionment of an era while arguing that true courage arises from the confrontation with one's own limitations and the acceptance of the inherent uncertainties of life. Paul Tillich, a noted philosopher and theologian, significantly influenced 20th-century thought with his synthesis of existentialism and Christian philosophy. His own experiences as a refugee and his deep engagement with the crises of modern life led him to emphasize the importance of courage in the face of ultimate concerns. Tillich's rich academic background, including his involvement with various religious and philosophical communities, enriches the text with depth and relevance. I highly recommend "The Courage to Be" to readers seeking an insightful examination of courage in the context of anxiety and faith. Its profound insights and philosophical rigor not only resonate with personal struggles but also encourage a thoughtful engagement with life's existential questions. In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience: - A succinct Introduction situates the work's timeless appeal and themes. - The Synopsis outlines the central plot, highlighting key developments without spoiling critical twists. - A detailed Historical Context immerses you in the era's events and influences that shaped the writing. - A thorough Analysis dissects symbols, motifs, and character arcs to unearth underlying meanings. - Reflection questions prompt you to engage personally with the work's messages, connecting

Feel the fear and do it anyway

Susan J. Jeffers

1987

Vous craignez de prendre une décision, de changer de travail, de vous lancer dans un projet, de demander une augmentation, de mettre fin à une relation ? Vous ne vous sentez pas parfaitement épanoui... Le futur vous effraye... Ce livre vous aidera à identifier vos peurs et à les surmonter pour agir et ne plus subir. Les techniques mises au point par Susan Jeffers vous permettront de découvrir : • comment prendre une décision et faire le bon choix, • les pouvoirs de la pensée positive, • la force intérieure, présente en vous, capable de métamorphoser votre existence. Une méthode simple et claire, des exercices faciles à suivre pour retrouver confiance en soi.