Win Your Inner Battles: Defeat The Enemy Within and Live With Purpose

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Change Negative Thoughts: When you think bad things about yourself, stop and replace them with good thoughts. There are no wrong decisions in life each decision we make will lead us to opportunities to learn and grow regardless of whether we win or lose.

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Steven Pressfield’s The War of Art is essentially an extended pep talk/motivational speech meant to pump the reader up into doing what they’re putting off doing, be it going for a new job, starting a new diet or whatever, though ostensibly it’s aimed at wannabe writers. Fear gets triggered when you think your safety is in danger and this thought gets raised when you have less self-confidence. This may sound counterintuitive to chasing big goals. However, it is proven that when we set big goals, we feel more overwhelmed than inspired once the initial spark is gone. This book is unrateable. It’s clear the author’s audience is himself. You may rebuke, “When is writing not?” But honestly, this time it really is for himself. It is very personally written. (I've written something very similar for myself, and it reads similarly). Thus, much of it will not connect with you. When it does, though, it will likely connect deeply. Get control over your actions and how to respond in different situations, which will lead to a purposeful life in the future.

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In Win Your Inner Battles, I will show you how to destroy fear and live your life with a sense of purpose.

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When we adopt a mindset of “there are no wrong decisions,” we do not fear making bad decisions. Every decision we make leads us to opportunities to learn and grow. Never worry about something which you cannot control. Be a part of facing the worst of life and withstanding that situation.When we adopt a mindset of “there are no wrong decisions,” we do not fear making bad decisions. Every decision we make will lead us to opportunities to learn and grow. You have to realize that you’re the person who’s in control of your life. It’s not the economy, your family, spouse, boss, or anything else that you can possibly blame. Knowing yourself but not your enemy will give you one successful win but with a lot of defeat all together. When you realize that your goals cannot be reached, then never reframe your goals. Rather frame your steps.