Summary of Ego Is the Enemy by Ryan Holiday | Includes Analysis

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Summary of Ego is the Enemy by Ryan Holiday | Includes Analysis

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Ego is the Enemy is Ryan Holiday's attack on the role that ego can play in the lives of most people. Holiday does not use the term "ego" in the traditional Freudian sense but rather as a synonym for excessive self-regard, or egotism. Thanks to the Internet and social media, having an inflated ego is now more encouraged in Western society than ever before. Nevertheless, learning how to cultivate an authentic sense of oneself and one's abilities is vital for living gracefully and achieving one's goals.

Although history is populated by famous and even notorious egomaniacs, the most influential and successful people were more often those who focused on their life's work with humility and dedication. Compare, for example, the outsized ego of Napoleon, whose grandiose imperial ambitions ended in shame and exile, with the character of American general William Tecumseh Sherman. After retiring from the military, he refused to run for president.

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Ego the enemy that lies in your blind spot

Ego the enemy that lies in your blind spot.
Positive or Negative it numbs you to see Glory over humility.
the first step in arresting it's influence in our life, is developing an awareness as to its presence.
The next step is to address it's position of influence in our life and decisions.