Terrified, and shows up anyway.
You tell bigger stories than the truth because the truth, most days, is that you're scared — and the exaggeration buys you a few seconds to talk yourself into doing the brave thing anyway. You're not the one who charges in first. You're the one who almost doesn't go, argues himself out of three excuses, and goes. That's a harder kind of courage than the reckless kind, and you rarely give yourself credit for it. The Eye notes: the bravado isn't the lie. Showing up after it fails is the truth underneath.
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