In Southern African Tsonga language, I malebvu ya nghala means - It's a lion's beard. This indicates something is not so frightening as it looks.
This philosophy challenges individuals to confront risk or danger head on, especially for personal gain. It comes from a proverb where a shepherd, David, hunts a lion that stole his lamb. He grabs the lion by the beard and kills it.
Even if a risk taken does not turn out as planned, if one does not face it and, " beard the lion in his den, " one will never achieve the success truly desired.
What if you did not meet first impressions with a fear reaction?
Consider the reverse of initial apprehensions.
Be open to probe deeper than instincts might advise.
Discover ways to conquer fear.
Become the lion and roar!
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