I guess the fortunate are truly brave, brave in the sense of not being affected by hardships or unforeseen events. Who among us does not have problems in life? I wonder. You answered the question with a single word from your heart saying "NO ONE ". If we all acknowledge that we face problems in life, so why not accept them as a part of our lives and do what we can for now?
A baby bird can't sit back and fear the consequences of not flying the first time. Even the most favourable call can have the most undesirable outcome, but how often does it happen? Usually, that young hatchling has to overcome his fear to experience the joy of touching the sky. I wish I could fly someday too! Well, that's my wish......for the afterlife...
Similarly, I remember my first bicycle training when I was nervous and unsure. I fell several times, but slowly and gradually I overcame my fear and learned the basics of bicycling. Now I realize what would have happened if I allowed my insecurities to consume my courage.
Isn't it wonderful how being brave not only strengthens our hearts, but also allows us to collect worthy experiences, and tell others about who we are? That free-flying bird can share his joy of touching the skies with everyone he meets. I can also share my joyful story of learning to ride a bicycle with my fellow friends and experiencing the joy of falling down! And the struggle to continue fighting.
Our life is like a roller coaster, isn't it? There is excitement in the ups and downs of the race, but do we escape through the joy and memories we accumulate? This is a question we should all ponder.