Greater Courage is the final of the 10 Multipliers in The Greater Game, and it may be the one that determines how far you go. In this episode, Dan Sullivan and John Bowen discuss why fear can point toward your biggest opportunities, how courage builds new capabilities, and why a growing company gives entrepreneurs the confidence to keep taking bigger jumps.

Show Notes:

The Greater Game Dashboard™ gives entrepreneurs a way to measure their progress over time.

Becoming an entrepreneur takes courage because you’re taking responsibility for your own financial future.

Many entrepreneurs wait for proof that something will work, but fear can be a compass pointing toward the right opportunity.

Taking on something that makes you more capable requires courage.

Courage is easier to recognize after you’ve practiced it than before you take the first step.

AI can be a phenomenal teammate, but it can’t replace human judgment, coordination, or big-picture thinking.

Given how many businesses fail, becoming an entrepreneur can seem like an irrational choice, but courage makes it possible.

Creating a 25-year vision for your life and business can feel scary, especially when you share it publicly.

The high-tech breakthroughs of the past 50 years show that individual entrepreneurs can create new capabilities that change the world.

Each time you consider taking another jump, the emotional risk can feel just as great as it did the first time, but the price of avoiding courage is losing the excitement that comes from growth.

Resources:

The Greater Game by Dan Sullivan and John Bowen

The Greater Game Dashboard