Summary
This quote suggests that it is easier to display courage or confidence when you are not directly involved in a situation. When we observe events from afar or have no personal stake in them, it becomes simpler to make bold statements or take risks. However, true bravery requires individuals to face challenges up close and personally, where the fear or vulnerability is more palpable. This quote reminds us of the difference between appearing brave from a safe distance and actually embodying bravery in the face of adversity.