Most trouble is temporary… unless you make that not so. Recovery is not grand, it's one step in front of the other. Unless your cure is more of the disease. Only
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In "Ego is the Enemy," Ryan Holiday emphasizes that much of the difficulty we face is temporary, provided we don't allow ourselves to make it worse through our own actions or attitudes. He suggests that recovery from any setback is a gradual process, requiring patience and resilience as we move forward step by step. It's crucial to recognize that embracing the wrong mindset can exacerbate our challenges rather than help overcome them.

Holiday warns against letting ego interfere with our healing and growth. He implies that when we focus on superficial accomplishments or our self-image, we risk creating more problems for ourselves rather than resolving the issues at hand. True recovery and progress come from humility, the willingness to confront our limitations, and the persistent effort to take constructive actions each day.

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