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

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How we talk with others matters, what matters more is our internal dialogue. Beliefs we have believed, limits we have set for ourselves of what we can and can’t be, do, and have.

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Book #93 Completed: Win Your Inner Battles – Darius Foroux #myread4change #read2lead #read4life #books #selfhelpbook #Dariusforoux #innerdailogue This chapter explains that fear is our greatest enemy on the path to pursuing our dreams or talents. So, instead of moving away from fear, one should face and conquer it boldly. The author says that life without any fear is impossible because there will always be situations, places, and people in the world that you will fear, so you must be brave and face your fear. He further explains that people who have achieved something learn how to remove obstacles from their lives; they decide they can; they did hard work and achieved great things in their lives. So, we need confidence over fear to battle it.

One of the best questions to disrupt complaining thoughts or self-talk. Does it lie within my control?

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With the publication of THE LEGEND OF BAGGER VANCE in 1995, I became a writer of books once and for all. Darius claims that it's fear of all kinds that restricts us to become who we can be, and playing small whether to fit in, not going out of the crowd, while secretly or openly keep talking about how we want our life to be. Win Your Inner Battles by Darius Foroux is written in very simple language, easy to read and understand your inner battles.I have about 13 years of collegiate and graduate art school under my belt, and I've worked in the fine and commercial arts. Thing is, I hate seeing the challenge of making art turn into this romanticized, epic battle between the poor put-upon artist and Mighty Resistance. You will never get to enjoy life for what it is. Even though it makes no sense; there’s still enough beauty in life. Darius makes a distinction between a pessimist and an optimist. When confronted with problems, pessimists will also focus on why the problem occurred instead of concentrating on the solution. Asking yourself, “why did this happen to me?” will not help you. A pessimist will always find a reason why something went wrong. Many talented people take their talents with them to the grave because they are afraid to follow their dreams.