Part of the fun of the "March of Time" parody for the audiences back in 1941 was that, of course, we kept recognizing things about Hearst in it, and its daring meant great suspense about what was to follow in the picture.
In the above clip from "Super Soul Sunday" on OWN, Brown explains that the title of her book, Daring Greatly, "means the courage to be vulnerable.
This means daring to know our future.
Occasionally, homage is paid to a particularly daring outfit by means of a photograph.
Since the handle @hugochavez was already taken, Chávez went with @chavezcandanga — in Venezuelan Spanish, the word "candanga" means "daring" or "rebellious," but in other Spanish-speaking countries it is more commonly taken to mean "devil".
The restaurant's name means "daring," and that attitude is reflected both in the very postmodern, hip atmosphere, with holes in the wall and lamps that look like snakes, and in the innovative menu, mixing ingredients like Thai shrimp and Inca corn in the same dish.
We are braving change, and that means daring greatly -challenging ourselves and exposing our vulnerabilities.
Maybe that means daring to bleach your hair and wear a string vest, or maybe that just means disappearing into the blackness in a t shirt and jeans.
And that means daring to take risks and to fail, as many times as it takes, along the way to success -- and, more important, to re-making the world.
