Never Finished: Unshackle Your Mind and Win the War Within

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Also, his "Mental Lab" is barely ever mentioned, and the "Evolutions", or challenges, are not very explained and/or applicable for people in different situations. At times I felt that I should not be sitting about reading and should be out there working on my 'better' self. Goggins delivers a motivating book for individuals willing to discover their life goals and become what they are fully capable of despite all of the traps and obstacles life throws at you.

Still, a paragraph at the very end of the book totally changed the way I saw this book, for the better.People who speak from real life experiences are the ones worth listening to, especially those who embody everything they preach.

Also not sure why but I found the content tiresome and nothing new, heard it all before and sometimes it comes across a bit fake and sad - “I am the greatest man who ever lived I am so badass I am so hardcore” - ok we get it man, good for you - lighten up! In Can’t Hurt Me, he shares his astonishing life story and reveals that most of us only tap into 40% of our capabilities. Goggins explains the reasoning behind his intense drive and in doing so encourages the reader to examine their own circumstances with a view to affecting changes in their outlook on life. Whatever it takes for you to believe that you’re better than good enough to achieve your dreams is what you must do. Him not narrating the book when his name is listed first in the narrated by feels like a cheap shot.

But once exhaustion sets in, doubt and insecurity tend to penetrate and dissipate that flimsy brand of belief.

Aside from this book being a never ending bible of quotable one liners strong enough to give a fish the courage to climb a tree, it was a beautiful story. The rewards I seek are internal, and if you have that mindset, you will find opportunities for growth everywhere” (Pg. Which is why there has got to be somebody in every family, neighbourhood, culture, nation, and generation who breaks the mold and changes the way others think about society and their place in it. He tells his story in a way that is both engaging and inspiring, and he also provides specific tips and advice that readers can use to improve their own lives.When he’s not speaking, he works as an Advanced Emergency Technician in a big city Emergency Room and, during the summer, as a wildland firefighter in British Columbia. You’ll no doubt be motivated and inspired by David’s story and you’ll definitely have a spring in your step going forwards.

I honestly didn’t think anything could follow up ‘Can’t Hurt Me’, and I was pleasantly surprised to be proven wrong. He argues that we are all capable of achieving great things, but we need to first unshackle our minds and win the war within. I think Goggins does a great job of balancing the inspirational and motivational aspects of the book with the practical advice he provides. Aqui podemos ver a GIGANTESCA diferença entre um mindset de alta performance de quem vive nas trincheiras e os livros de auto-ajuda dizendo para você se sentir bem 100% do tempo e fazer o que deve ser feito apenas quando sentir-se bem.But through self discipline, mental toughness, and hard work, David transformed himself from a depressed, overweight young man with no future into a U. Throughout the book, Goggins shares his insights on how to overcome adversity and achieve great things. It seems like it's just David telling the reader how tough he is, which is still incredibly inspiring, because I can't help but think that if this bad-ass mf is running 240 miles, then maybe I can run a 1ok. Here is a summary: David gets an injury, then he continues to push through the pain to further that injury, *repeat*. Lots of amazing advice on how to realize your untapped potential and the incredible cost it takes to turn your life around.