The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into Triumph
For some people, encountering an obstacle is an opportunity to learn, to grow, and to get stronger. But for other people, it’s a stopping point. They can’t get past the obstacle. They don’t know how to go over it or around it, so they just quit, sometimes turning around when they’re right on the cusp of success.
Often, it’s the obstacle that’s the exact way to success and in the book,
The Obstacle Is the Way: The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into Triumph, the author teaches how to have the right mindset for when troubles do hit.
The book goes into detail about what it takes to keep on trying even when you’re faced with failure. It shows you how to change your thinking so that you can gain the right perspective when trouble hits.
But more than that, it gives you the realization that you do have the strength to keep on moving through the obstacles. The book presents the art of developing stoicism in your life and gives examples of times in history when others were faced with obstacles, but persevered.
You’ll learn how to develop a no excuses mindset, and that life isn’t being unfair when trials hit because trouble happens to everyone. Instead of allowing the troubles to hinder you mentally, the book shows how you can learn to view what seems like the end as a new beginning — even while you’re going through the fire of your situation.
If you feel like you’re trapped, like you just can’t put another foot forward, you can benefit from reading the book and following the advice that’s taught in it. You won’t learn how to think things are great, but will instead learn how to face problems head on until you conquer them.
The book is divided into three parts. The first part is perception. It’s followed by action and then by will. In the part that deals with perception, you’ll understand that the stuff that happens to you is sometimes out of your control.
You’ll discover how to direct your attention to the problem at hand without letting your emotions take over — regardless of how angry or disappointed you are. In the part dealing with action, you’ll discover how you can stay the course and how continuing to try is the most important thing no matter what hasn’t worked so far.
The book will teach you that if you hang in there, you will reach the end. In the third part of the book, it shows you how to remember that whatever you’re facing isn’t forever. You’re going to get through it.
In this part, the book talks about making peace with what’s happened — even if that thing isn’t a good thing. One thing the book teaches that’s important for both life and career success is that while you can’t help what has come or will come your way, you can help how you handle it. You get to define whether it’s a quitting point or an opportunity to become even stronger.
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