Fear doesn’t always arrive loud and obvious.Sometimes it’s quiet. Sometimes it just settles in and waits.In this episode of Cowboy Logic, I share a lesson about fear that’s stayed with me my entire life — one that didn’t come from a book or a classroom, but from a cowboy who grew up in the mountains of West Virginia.My Uncle Ed wasn’t the kind of man who talked much, but when he did, his words carried weight. During a storm when I was young, he said something simple I didn’t fully understand at the time — a truth that followed me into adulthood, into love, into writing, and into survival.This episode is about fear as awareness, not weakness.About courage that doesn’t shout, but whispers.About learning that feeling afraid doesn’t mean you stop — it means something matters.I also share how this shows up in my writing, and why the characters I create aren’t fearless — they’re brave in the quiet, human way most of us are.If fear has been sitting beside you lately, this one’s for you. If this episode resonates, consider sharing Cowboy Logic with a friend who might need it.

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