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The professional believer in you, fueled entirely by faith you haven't earned yet.
means A person who gives others courage, confidence, or hope — someone who urges you forward and props up your nerve.
from From the verb 'encourage,' which came into English in the late Middle Ages from Old French 'encoragier' — built from 'en-' (to put into) and 'corage,' meaning heart or spirit. So to encourage someone is, quite literally, to put heart into them; the 'corage' there traces back to Latin 'cor,' heart, the same root that beats inside 'courage' and 'cordial.' An encourager, then, is one who hands you their heart to borrow until you grow your own.
- latin root
- From cor, meaning heart — to put courage in
- the gift
- Sees your potential before evidence arrives
- sideline power
- Coaches win games without touching the ball
- contagious
- Encouragement spreads faster than the doubt it kills
ted lasso — fictional coach character known for constant encouragement and belief in others across tv series
oprah winfrey — media mogul and philanthropist who built career on encouraging personal growth and transformation