We don't tend to think of people as combatants in today's modern environment. The majority of us are pencil pushers rather than fighters, and we rarely have to put ourselves in danger or face down a gang of adversaries.
For the most part, this is a wonderful thing, but it has resulted in many of us being soft and weak-willed.
And the truth is that we don't have to give up our warrior instincts. Just because we don't have to battle anymore doesn't mean we can't attack new difficulties with the same zeal. It doesn't rule out the possibility of benefiting from a warrior mindset.
And this isn't to say that there aren't any contemporary soldiers left. There are those who fight on the front lines and those who just approach present challenges and barriers with the mindset of a past fighter. In this article, we'll look at what it takes to be a true warrior and see if you match the bill.
If not, this list will assist you in better understanding the areas in which you should strive to change your behavior...
Takes the More Difficult Route
The warrior is a person with a clear objective and a clear vision of what they wish to accomplish. They exist for a cause, and as a result, they are driven in a way that few others are.
As a result, the warrior refuses to give in and take the easy way out. They don't sit on the couch eating cake and blaming others for their mistakes. The warrior is content to take the more difficult way if it leads them closer to their goal and makes them stronger in the process.
Obstacles are viewed as challenges
The warrior, in a same vein, does not regard obstacles as something to be feared or condemned. When things go wrong, the warrior loves the opportunity to grow and be tested.
Doesn't Give Up in the Face of Adversity
The fighter is not fearless, but he or she has it under control. The fighter understands how to use fear as a motivator while also suppressing it when necessary.
Maintains Calm in Tense Situations
The warrior remains cool and focused even when everyone else is panicked. They know what they need to do and that getting into a tangle will not help them.
Takes Care of Their Body and Mind
While there may be few physical battles left, the warrior understands that he or she owes it to themselves and people around them to take care of their body and prepare for a battle that may never come. In times of prosperity, the warrior does not allow himself to get weak; instead, he trains, honed, and respected his body and mind.
Has Accepted Responsibility
The warrior is quick to act and make judgments for a variety of reasons, the most important of which is that they are not scared to accept responsibility for their actions. They cheerfully bear a heavy burden, knowing that they will face whatever comes their way.
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