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

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Within about two to three hours the author has taken the reader through his seven main steps: from taking responsibility for your current situation, and taking control and action, to finding your purpose and reaching happiness. I feel that you just could do with a few to pressure the message home a bit, however other than that, that is wonderful blog. For example, in the book, Darius Forocux talks about how when he felt scared to try new things, he still gave it a shot. I think going back to this from time to time can be motiviational when you feel stuck but reading this did not really inspire me.

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

It didn't take me long to get this book completed, however I've collected some valuable information from this book! He also does this Jungian analysis of where art comes from and where internal resistance comes from. It lacked depth as well, I did not detect much substance, maybe the book is supposed to be light and easy but it is too simplistic. This book earned its second star for being unintentionally funny in places and for the occasional nugget of crap-coated wisdom.The advice is banal self-help stuff that’s been said a million times before and Pressfield’s personal anecdotes were uninspiring and dull. It's some kind of compilation of ideas what we already somehow know, from another's books and authors, especially when you're not new in the topic, but forgot to apply in our daily life, especially in times when we think that we go through hard times, or we are anxious about something! He had to confront his fear and do away with any misjudgments that people would have to say about him. This book earned my disdain, and I'd like to save the rest of you from a terrible reading experience.

Win Your Inner Battles: Defeat The Enemy Within and Liv…

You don’t become mentally strong by ignoring your inner troubles and looking at your Instagram feed. This book is an awesome example of someone who apparently believes in the explicit value of free speech but denounces free will.Pressfield shows us we need to face our fears and not let those fears overtake us ~~ not give into the resistance. Having dealt with fears himself and me included, he goes into only relevant examples of how this blown out of proportion.

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

his book serves as a valuable resource for those seeking to unlock their true potential and lead a purposeful, fulfilling life. The book is divided into 3 parts: Resistance (Defining the Enemy), Combating Resistance (Turning Pro), and Beyond Resistance (The Higher Realm). Pressfield believes that “resistance” is the greatest enemy, and he offers many unique and helpful ways to overcome it. Please note: the publishing date of the kindle edition still reflects the publishing date of the first edition. Darius Foroux is not only well-read on the subject matter, often referring to and adopting ideas from well-known authors in this field, but he also uses very informative case studies based on his first-hand experiences as a coach to illustrate and explain his ideas.More beliefs: food with fat in it is a sign that we are deceiving ourselves, when we should be creating; mental illness doesn't really exist, and goes away if we continue to work. But we often don’t pursue our inner desires because of one thing: Fear and a lack of self-confidence. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. The author of this new-ageish book repeatedly states opinion as fact, and proves himself to be a misguided and judgmental buffoon. The stress you experience when something terrible happens is self-created inner resistance to external factors you cannot change.