What opportunity is calling me to be fearless?

This question reminds me of a true story. I was in Newark NJ many years ago visiting a friend and I wanted to see a Broadway show but found it intimidating to take a bus into New York City, find my way to Broadway and the theatre so she very graciously took time off from work so she could take me on my Broadway adventure. When we arrived at the extremely busy bus station in Manhattan, we saw an elderly couple (in their 80s)getting off a bus from Queens. They were both very nervous and seemed overwhelmed and so my friend asked them if she could help them. They explained that they were in Queens visiting their son and he had planned to bring them to New York to see the musical “Forty Second Street.” But he had unexpectedly been called into work that day and insisted they go without him, putting them on the right bus and giving them directions to the theatre district. We told them we were headed that way and we would help them find their theatre. We also offered to stop by their theatre after the matinees let out as they all last about the same time but they declined. They felt sure that they would be able to find their way back to the bus station. After the show, we were returning to the bus station and saw them a short distance in front of us. As we entered the station, they were on the escalator and the gentleman was shaking violently. I was afraid he was going to fall. I said to my friend, “Maybe they should have stayed in Queens.” She didn’t skip a beat. She looked at me in disbelief and said, “And miss the show???? ” Even if you’re shaking in your boots, it’s not worth missing the show. I’ve never forgotten that incident especially since I struggle with anxiety after every turn. I’ve missed a lot of opportunities in my life due to psychological fear but not any more. I don’t want to miss the show.