New Site from Courageous Life Aims to Build a Community of Courage

Jan. 29, 2013 - PRLog -- CourageousLife.com, an inspirational organization offering people support and motivation to improve their lives by living more courageously, has just announced the launch of their new website. The website is a solid first step for Courageous Life, which plans to keep expanding its operation and influence within the American culture.

“The goals of our new Courageous Life website are simple,” said co-founder Jon Clark. “To create a Courageous Life Army that is a living example of overcoming adversity and fear to win at work, to win at play, and to win at life. And by living a courageous life, to be an inspiration for others to join in this cause.”

The organization has identified six categories of courage where they plan to focus their efforts:
•Spiritual Courage
•Courage in Sports
•Courage in Health
•Anti-Bully Courage
•Mental Courage
•Courage in Service

Courageous Life hopes that by inspiring people to make the choice to live courageously it will create a domino effect of helping and stirring the courage within others. From their blog to their mission to their logo, the new website incorporates the core beliefs Courageous Life supports and spreads to others.

Courageous Life Mission

On their new site Courageous Life has outlined its mission as the following:

To create a community of overcomers and bring awareness to this disturbing trend of American mediocrity through its “Live A Courageous Life” motivational messages, gear and causes. Together, with courage, we can, as a community of like-minded courageous overcomers, fight the good fight and make a difference in our own life and those lives around us.

The Seeker - Courageous Life’s New Symbolic Logo

The Seeker is not only the organization’s logo, it’s a symbol of what Courageous Life represents and is an embodiment of what it takes to be courageous.

The Seeker consists of a person in forward motion climbing up a hill with one hand holding onto a staff and the other outstretched behind them. The hill is representative of the battles and set backs that we must overcome daily. The staff signifies the outside assistance we receive, while the seeker’s outstretched hand represents the willingness to aid others along the way.

For more information about the Courageous Life organization, how to get involved or to purchase gear  to show your support, please visit CourageousLife.com.

About Courageous Life: (http://www.courageouslife.com) LLC encourages all Americans to stand up to the challenges of today rather than back down. The cause aims to inspire people to be more courageous in their everyday lives to overcome adversity, achieve goals and help others do the same. Courageous Life offers people a place of community where support and motivation can be found in the form of motivational messages, gear and causes. Join the movement by visiting CourageousLife.com or viewing their motivational video at (http://youtu.be/NZh2Lt3yWXI).