An easy win is often a curse instead of a blessing; because it develops a confident belief that so little fight is required to typically win, which most often is not the likely case.

Instead of surrendering, fight your fear head-on, even the fear fears the fearsome attitude of a fighter unaware of the giving-up option.

The fear and problems live through us, the moment we consider them irrelevant & gather our armor to fight, they just die.

Don’t fight, you're already injured, live to fight another day. It’s a lost battle anyways. Just quit.No, the battle isn't over. Although I am injured, but if I quit now, these injuries will always work as a benchmark to quit, today I ain't fighting the enemy I am fighting myself. If I win this battle today, I will get myself an invincible will and that no enemy can defeat.

Quitting isn't only about leaving the arena; it’s also about staying in the arena but deciding not to fight.

When a sense of purpose enters our mind, it brings the best out of us; always give a purpose to the fight and it will be enjoyable, whether it results in a win or a loss.