The Miracle Frequency with Michele Blood
Sep 19, 2026 · 28 min · 12 segments
What if the very thing you are afraid to do is standing at the doorway to a magnificent new chapter of your life? Courage does not mean we never feel afraid. It means we stop allowing fear to make…
Michele BloodHost
Courage is such an interesting word because we often associate it with people doing extraordinary things, climbing Mount Everest, jumping out of airplanes, rescuing somebody from a burning building.
However, some of the most courageous moments in our lives can look completely ordinary from the outside.
Beginning something completely new when you have absolutely no idea whether it's going to work.
Or saying yes to an opportunity with your mind immediately producing a beautifully organized PowerPoint presentation explaining everything that could possibly go wrong.
Because courage doesn't mean that we always feel completely confident before we act.
If we waited until we felt absolutely certain about everything, some of us would still be standing in the kitchen deciding whether to have tea, coffee, I don't know, milk.
There are times in life when something within us knows, absolutely knows it's time to move, even though we cannot yet see the entire road ahead.
When I was young and became a rock singer in Australia, I certainly wasn't handed a document from divine presence saying, congratulations, Michelle, everything will work out beautifully.
There were risks, unknowns, successes, mistakes, extraordinary experiences, and probably some hairstyles that required considerably more courage than anything else.
Long drives where there were no petrol stations in the Aussie desert to get to a gig in Mount Isa.
Courage is such an interesting word because we often associate it with people doing extraordinary things, climbing Mount Everest, jumping out of airplanes, rescuing somebody from a burning building.
However, some of the most courageous moments in our lives can look completely ordinary from the outside.
Beginning something completely new when you have absolutely no idea whether it's going to work.
Or saying yes to an opportunity with your mind immediately producing a beautifully organized PowerPoint presentation explaining everything that could possibly go wrong.
Because courage doesn't mean that we always feel completely confident before we act.
If we waited until we felt absolutely certain about everything, some of us would still be standing in the kitchen deciding whether to have tea, coffee, I don't know, milk.
There are times in life when something within us knows, absolutely knows it's time to move, even though we cannot yet see the entire road ahead.
When I was young and became a rock singer in Australia, I certainly wasn't handed a document from divine presence saying, congratulations, Michelle, everything will work out beautifully.
There were risks, unknowns, successes, mistakes, extraordinary experiences, and probably some hairstyles that required considerably more courage than anything else.
Long drives where there were no petrol stations in the Aussie desert to get to a gig in Mount Isa.
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