"Many times, we do not lose to others, but lose to the voice in ourselves."

📖 This book shows that maybe the person who prevents us is not others, but ourselves.

When I picked up The Inner Game of Tennis, I admit I didn't play tennis 🎾 and thought it was a book for athletes, but I saw that it was very good, so I bought it.

After reading for a while to understand that

This is actually more of a "mind" book.

The author talks about what we've all experienced.

When doing something, we often have a voice in our head saying,

💭 "Don't miss it."

💭 "Make it better."

💭 "Why can others, but we can't?"

Personally a habitual person, the Perfectionist knows that some angles negatively affect us, knowing that many people would be the same.

What this book teaches is that instead of judging yourself, observe what happens in reality.

Like playing sports. If you think you have to hit well.

Must not miss. In the end, even more tense.

But if you just know where the ball is and let the body work naturally, the result is better. ✨

💡 A very favorite sentence from this book is

"The more you try, the more you fail."

It sounds contradictory, but when you think about it, it's very real.

Many times, we don't lack talent.

We just think too much.

🌱 is a book that reads and then gets a new perspective on work, learning and living.

⭐ Read and understand why many people say that this is a book that should be read once in a lifetime.

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