Introspection Epigraphs

This book is designed for those that want more, those that need more, and those that are willing to work on themselves. Life doesn't come with a manual, and by no means is this a life manual, but what it does do is give us a better understanding of what we need to focus on, what we need to do in order to find the stability we've been craving in our lives. It gives us the motivation to focus on ourselves and our goals, inspiration for when times are challenging and difficult, and most...
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This book is designed for those that want more, those that need more, and those that are willing to work on themselves. Life doesn't come with a manual, and by no means is this a life manual, but what it does do is give us a better understanding of what we need to focus on, what we need to do in order to find the stability we've been craving in our lives. It gives us the motivation to focus on ourselves and our goals, inspiration for when times are challenging and difficult, and most importantly it gives us a strength in ourselves that we've always had within us. This book isn't always an easy read and often cannot be read traditionally by moving to the next page. You work on each page one step at a time, challenging your thoughts along the way.

Introspection Epigraphs was created to work on our inner minds, to create not only a better understanding of ourselves but also to create a better understanding of the mental structures that surround us. The book in itself is simply quotes from a neutral perspective that gives us something to think about on a deeper level.

A first look at the book gives the sense that it's simply a book full of quotes, but rather it's a book full of questions you need to ask yourself to dig deeper into your own life and psyche. Introspection Epigraphs gives you the mental tools to work on yourself, but you do all the work needed to guide yourself to a better you. Introspection Epigraphs at their core are all about motivation, inspiration and contemplation of the self. Introspection Epigraphs were created to work on our inner minds, guiding us to insights we already possess within ourselves. The epigraphs are used as a gateway to give us something to think about, rather than get lost in our stream of thoughts, which often can be negative. The book's purpose is to give the reader a chance to see their life through a neutral method, without any judgement or promise of a future outcome.

There is no such thing as instant gratification when working on yourself, you have to put in the work, and you are the only one that can make this happen. It can feel a bit like an emotional autopsy, but in time it's worth it. We have to start by deconstructing our foundational beliefs of ourselves before beginning the work of building a new, stronger foundation. Your relationship with yourself is far more important than any relationship you can have with anyone else.

There are 134 epigraphs in this book, each with its very own message. Knowing yourself is often more important than loving yourself because when we know our triggers and our self-sabotage, we can work on not only loving ourselves but creating a fulfilling relationship with ourselves.