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Self Deception - The Inner Me - cover

Self Deception - The Inner Me

Abdul Mumin Muhammad

Publisher: BookRix

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Summary

I remember when I was mad at the world. I used to say life is not fair, nothing goes my way. I used to blame others and complain about how bad things were. I got tired of feeling like a victim, I began researching how to empower myself.  This was a new energy, personal power can be an exhilarating experience. It was time to take off my mask and stop pretending that I was this victim. Becoming self aware helped me see the real enemy, which are within. 
  
The inner me is the enemy 
  
I have the power to take action without fear of failing? We can use our will to overcome any obstacle or situation. First I had to look in the mirror because I was also the cause of my many negative experiences. I was holding myself back not the world. It was easier to point the finger because doing so helped me feel like a helpless innocent person who was a victim of negative people.
Available since: 12/21/2023.
Print length: 51 pages.

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