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

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The author says that people won’t tell you that it takes huge confidence to take action. Some people have it, but most of us need courage to take action. So, self-confidence will increase if you increase your competencies and master new skills. To be more confident in taking action, follow these steps: You need to be in the game long enough to win. That’s where starting small fits in. Focus on small tasks, wins, and goals; keep adding the following steps and objectives as they become manageable. Darius advises us that “when we commit to a positive mindset, we empower ourselves, which eliminates fear, stress, and anxiety from our lives.” The author is determined to help his readers and apart from providing his newsletter, he has also suggested books towards the end with their summary from almost all of the non-fiction genres.

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Here are 10 war strategies that will help you to win your inner battles. 1. See Yourself As AWarrior Part Three? It’s called “Beyond Resistance: The Higher Realm” and its lead quote comes compliments of Xenophon: “The first duty is to sacrifice to the gods and pray them to grant you the thoughts, words, and deeds likely to render your command most pleasing to the gods and to bring yourself, your friends, and your city the fullest measure of affection and glory and advantage.” As you finish reading How to Win Your Inner Battles, it will leave you with ideas to explore and eradicate inner fear and show up with more confidence. I highly recommend the book. It will be worth your time and direct you towards a better life. This book shares several good ideas from other authors. It looks at fear as the enemy we need to defeat to be able to live in our purpose.Change Negative Thoughts: When you think bad things about yourself, stop and replace them with good thoughts.

Summary of Win Your Inner Battles Book I Darius Foroux

It's time to win your inner battles and live on your own terms. And in this book, I will take you on the same journey I took to win my inner battles. Since creativity requires a healthy body as well as a healthy mind, overweight people can never truly be creative. Resistance comes from inside ourselves, although we rationalize it as being caused externally. Resistance is any excuse we can come up with, to defer our creative work. Never say “I cannot handle it”. Remember you are the only supporting handle in your imbalanced life. What a piece of garbage! The author of this new-ageish book repeatedly states opinion as fact, and proves himself to be a misguided and judgmental buffoon. Here are some of the things I "learned" while reading this meritless piece of tripe:Fear distracts our confidence and with lots of self-doubts, no one can succeed. Don’t let fear spread toxic within you.

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If people overcame procrastination, prisons would magically empty, nobody would get cosmetic surgery or drink alcohol, pharmaceutical companies would collapse, hospitals would close, and all doctors would be out of a job! Dandruff would even cease to exist! What’s the worst that can happen? Ask this question to yourself and answer it whenever you are face to face with your fear. In most cases, the worst thing that can happen is not that bad after all. The book is divided into three little books(chapters) namely Inner Warfare, Control, and Purpose. Each contains suggestions, ideas and small stories. The book summarizes, more or less, what any other motivational book (of the same theme) would have done. Remember this: Inconsistency is the enemy of results. Aim for consistent daily progress, even if it is 0.01%. By the end of the year, it will amount to significant results.It talks about facing fear, and that fear is natural; we all face fear. The important thing is conquering fear and living a liberating life. This whole new freedom gives you the chance to do anything good for the people who love you. Mastering this skill needs practice and the right set of tools, like rights books. Also, we cannot control external factors, but we can control our actions, responses, and attitudes. Hoo, boy. Maybe even reading The War of Art is a form of delaying what I should be doing -- writing. Then again, I'm writing this review. Is that writing? One voice (amateur) says yes, but another (pro) says no, it's slumming -- a shameless ploy for "likes" and comments, not me pursuing art or income as a freelance writer. The central thesis is that procrastination is often harmful to our long-term success, and of this point I have no disagreement. However the majority of the book is replete with superstition, thinly veiled proselytizing, bullshit facts, and other miscellaneous woo-woo including: Commitment only requires us to say, I can do this. This statement empowers us to act. Without obligation, there is no consistent action.

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What am I good at, what am I bad at, What is the most essential thing in my life, What stresses me out? What’s my definition of success? What do I think about myself? Promise to spread joy in your surroundings because where there is joy there is the absence of fear. Goals without action are bound to fail, and it is not a good feeling if you have experienced that feeling. While many don’t set goals to avoid disappointment, Darius suggests an alternative. 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.

Resistance has no strength of its own. Every ounce of juice it possesses comes from us. We feed it by our very fear of it."