True Courage or Afraid of Fear

Who doesn't like Starbucks Coffee? My guess is nobody. How could you not, it tastes so good. Aside from the fact that it's 'premium' coffee, but the fact that it's so damn expensive, must mean it's damn good. I'm kidding, but I do like Starbucks. However, it's not just the coffee, it's the ambiance that it exhumes that makes it such a 'cool' atmosphere. Anyway this blog isn't about Starbucks, but it's about a book that I read inside of Starbucks today. The book is The Alchemist written by Paulo Coelho -- an author I havn't ever heard of, but from what I hear is a world-renound author. He is good, I like his style and message. The thing that caught my attention so much is the overall theme of the book and what the main character of the book represents, myself and my own personal journey, or my own personal legend. But something caught my attention even more, what true courage is. It's not mearly being not afraid, but it's true courage. You can look into somebody's soul to see if they have true courage or if they are trying to fool themselves to mearly act unafraid of anything. What's the differnce between true courage and afraid of fear? I'm not sure. That's my new personal legend, to find out this answer.