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Ego Is The Enemy

 

                  Become better than before 

               

Author:Ryan Holiday

Publisher:Penguin Random House LLC

Pages:226

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My Opinion:The book is completely a worldly – wise beauty unveiling several myths about our behavior and perception which in future amounts to our greatest enemy “EGO”.

                       The book is divided in three parts basically the stages of life during which our ego evolves and show its presence on several occasions.The three stages are:

1-Aspire

2-Success

3-Failure

The mentioned stages are common in everyone’s life but our struggle to find against may vary but thing we need to remember is to control our greatest enemy and live life selflessly.

                             Author provides several examples in book to create a resemblance with reader. He justifies his opinion and wanted reader to learn from examples and avoid repeating the mistakes done by people in past.The examples clearly serve their purpose and are able to instill fear about damage caused by ego in life .

                           I personally would recommend to give it a try as it is really going to help reader in life and will definitely incline you towards selflessness and will help you in becoming a humble personality who know how to tame his greatest enemy ”EGO”.

               Hope this article helped you.

                                   -Vikrant Singh Pal

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