Everything in Life Is a Choice

By Fred Elbel on 24 October 2021
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How do you become courageous? Dennis Prager, in his Fireside Chat, Episode 209, says:

You're courageous, or you become courageous, if you want to be courageous... Because... basically we are what we want to be.

Most people don't want to be courageous because courage exacts a price. You could lose your friends, you could lose relatives, you could lose your job.... It's tough.

You chose to be happy just as you chose to be courageous. Everything is a choice, and people don't realize that. 

Everything in life is a choice: Courage, happiness, religion, marriage, everything. The sooner you realize this, the happier your life will be.

Watch Dennis Prager's Fireside Chat, Episode 209. Indeed, all of the Prager Fireside Chats are worth watching. 

Dennis Prager founded PragerU, which offers the educational 5 minute video series. These are also worth watching. Some of the more popular videos include:

 
 
 

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