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Ego is your Greatest Opponent
I’ve completed another book from my reading list. This time, it was Ego: Your Greatest Opponent by Ryan Holiday. The book provides valuable insights on how to stay on track in your career development journey, focusing on four key principles: Don’t be (blindly) passionate. Keep learning at all times. Fight against your ego—don’t let success go to your head. Don’t tell yourself stories—your path hasn’t been linear. Overall, I enjoyed the book and the examples shared by the author. The ideas are presented as self-contained topics, each illustrated with real-life examples of well-known individuals who have both succeeded and failed in their struggle against ego. My final verdict: Yes, you should read or listen to this book! This post is part of my personal development plan's reading log. Links may participate of referral program.
I’ve completed another book from my reading list. This time, it was Ego: Your Greatest Opponent by Ryan Holiday. The book provides valuable insights on how to stay on track in your career development journey, focusing on four key principles:
- Don’t be (blindly) passionate.
- Keep learning at all times.
- Fight against your ego—don’t let success go to your head.
- Don’t tell yourself stories—your path hasn’t been linear.
Overall, I enjoyed the book and the examples shared by the author. The ideas are presented as self-contained topics, each illustrated with real-life examples of well-known individuals who have both succeeded and failed in their struggle against ego.
My final verdict: Yes, you should read or listen to this book!
This post is part of my personal development plan's reading log.
Links may participate of referral program.
