But in these trying times while living everyday life, I must make a choice - I must choose to live courageously.ĭoing so can be difficult, and it won’t always come naturally or look the same for everyone. I sense the Holy Spirit reminding me that worry and fear are nothing new. Sometimes I feel anxious about doing normal activities like going to the grocery store and gathering with friends I miss. I can quickly be overwhelmed by the news and the upcoming election. I’m concerned for families with compromised immune systems, and for my own family not to get the virus. I have friends who experience racism because of the color of their skin, who are afraid for their children in ways I can’t imagine. I know friends living in cities that are locked down or are burning with protest. I am wondering what my calling will look like this fall, and I’m praying for a friend to get a job after a layoff. I have loved ones dealing with depression. I’m preparing to make a tricky decision for my daughter’s next school year. I realize we all live in tumultuous times wondering what the future holds. Through history, cultural code, business, and politics, and in every lesson, you will find the answer.I’m sure you’re like me, dealing with some very tough, never-did-you-think decisions and feelings lately. We explain why Ukraine is called a brave nation. The Be Brave Like Ukraine online course is a great opportunity to learn more about our nation,” said Mykhailo Fedorov, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine.

From the dissident movement to the Revolution of Dignity. People now associate us with courage, but they don’t know that our nation has always been this way. People who stop tanks with their bare hands and continue to bring victory under the threat of death. “Ukrainians are already known in the world as a nation of brave people. Thanks to short lessons on culture, geography, history, and business, the authors illustrate the formation of our state and answer the question: “How to be brave, like Ukraine?” This is part of the international advertising campaign Bravery to be Ukraine. The Be Brave Like Ukraine online course on how Ukrainian identity and courage were formed was launched. Today nobody doubts that Ukraine is not the same as Russia, as well as the fact that we neither have, nor ever will be brotherly nations with it. An interactive course from experts in history, culture, theology, business, and politics