The best way to see yourself through the obstacles in your life is to dedicate to something larger than yourself. "He who knows the why of his existence, can bear almost any how." - Victor Frankl. Laughter and cheerfulness are important in situations, good or bad.
No matter how bad a situation may be there is ALWAYS some good in it. Under this process you no longer need to worry because what was once a mammoth task. And Take action.įocus on breaking the problem down into smaller more manageable part. But the problems in our lives aren’t just going to solve themselves, it is up to each of us take the responsibility into our own hands. What is the main thing that most of us do when problems come up in our lives? We ignore them. Or put simply does getting worried really provide any solutions? Most likely no. "What important things are missing because I am choosing worry over introspection. "What I am choosing not to see right now? Instead ask ourselves these two questions We each have the innate power within us to choose how we will respond to any situation.ĭon't waste your time getting lost in worry. "Choose not to be harmed and you won't feel harmed. With the rights perspective *everything* that happens to us can be seen as a way to move us forward. What matters most is not necessarily what our obstacles are but how we choose to see them and respond to them. Here are the 7 biggest lessons that I took away from this book. The book had a profound impact on my life and got me more interested in stoicism. Hey Guys so I am sure that many of you have heard and even read Ryan Holiday's book "The Obstacle is the way." But if you haven't then I would highly recommend that you all give it a read.
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