Being FEARLESS isn't being 100% Not FEARFUL, it's being terrified but you jump anyway...

The line reframes “fearlessness” as courage rather than the absence of fear. It suggests that bravery is measured by action taken in spite of anxiety—“jump anyway”—and acknowledges that fear is a normal, even expected, part of growth. The emphasis on being “terrified” underscores vulnerability and the emotional cost of risk, while the imperative to act points to agency and self-determination. As a motivational maxim, it aligns with a broader modern understanding of courage: not stoic invulnerability, but choosing forward motion when uncertainty and self-doubt are present.