We're all full of anxieties, doubts, impotence, pains, and

We're all full of anxieties, doubts, impotence, pains, and sometimes a little tinge of crazy.

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In "The Ego Is the Enemy," Ryan Holiday explores the inherent struggles that people face, highlighting common feelings of anxiety, doubt, and helplessness. He suggests that these emotional states are part of the human experience, making it clear that many individuals grapple with their inner conflicts. The quote underscores the complexities of the human psyche, where moments of vulnerability and irrationality coexist.

Holiday emphasizes the importance of recognizing and managing these...

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