#couragedog

Squid Game x Courage The Cowardly Dog

enjoyed this new show and decided to mix it with Courage.

courage villains in winx style 🧚

you’re not perfect, katz and king ramses

today’s also my mom’s birthday

Edit my reality 🧉🐶

Here I am again, sitting down to begin this blog post. My progression seems to be: write, meditate, sleep - and it’s been working great, I really enjoy it. Anyway, the title of this post is: Which dog are you feeding? Let me elaborate. 

Within each of us we have two versions of our self, with each version constantly competing for our conscious resources. These two selves could be coined good wolf and bad wolf, but I’m going to use courage dog and fear dog based on a book I’ve been reading. We have a conscious decision in determining which dog to feed and it’s important to recognize our feeding habits. 

Fear is natural and not something we can get rid of. It’s an inherent element of human nature that serves a purpose. Fear can be beneficial, but for the sake of this post we will look at it as an inhibitor, something bad. When we feed the fear dog we do not grow, we coast. While feeding the fear dog we settle for things, rest on our laurels and become complacent. We fear the transient pain and suffering usually concomitant with personal growth. Do not feed the fear dog, feed the courage dog. 

The courage dog instills a mindset withing us that we can accomplish things and grow as individuals. We can expand our capacity for pain (physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, etc.) in the name of betterment, transcendence, or enlightenment. By feeding the courage dog, you will be naturally feeding the three D’s. Those D’s being: drive, determination, and discipline. Nurturing these three D’s will lead to greater work ethic, more opportunities for success, a blissful feeling from the work and an improved self.