The document explores the archetypal theme of facing and defeating obstacles in life, drawing parallels with mythological storytelling. It emphasizes that individuals repeatedly encounter 'bad guys' or challenges, often of their own making, and the importance of facing these fears to overcome them. The narrative encourages readers to improve their 'bad guy killing' skills through acceptance and practice, likening this process to engaging in an adventure akin to mythic heroes.

1. Destroy The Evil One

2. Many stories have common themes.

3. If you study any kind of mythology,
you've likely come across Joseph
Campbell.

4. He pointed out that most myths from
most cultures throughout all time have
a very common story.

5. Normal guy or girl. Gets pulled into a
big adventure. Makes friends along the
way. Kills some evil bad guy.

6. Of course, the reason all humans
respond to this type of story is
because this is our lives.

7. Not just when we were born, but over
and over. Every time you go through a
different "phase," you go through the
same archetype structure.

8. You're safe, yet bored. You're pulled
into an adventure (new school, new
job, new relationships, etc). And
you've got to learn new skills and
make new friends.

9. But who's the "bad guy" that you have
to defeat?

10. Every time you have a desire "out
there" in front of you, there's ALWAYS
going to be some kind of obstacles.

11. Even if you want to walk over there
and talk to that cute girl or guy, the
obstacle is always there.

12. Now sometimes, there really IS an
obstacle. Like maybe she's talking to
some goof you need to deal with.

13. But most of the time, those obstacles,
those "bad guys" are in your head.

14. And the ONLY way to defeat them is to
face them.

15. Because simply by facing them, they
will vanish.

16. Because they are not real.

17. This is why we LOVE stories like that.
When the good guy kills the bad guy,
we subconsciously imagine that it is US
killing OUR bad guys. Our inner
demons. Those imaginary obstacles
that are keeping us from where we
want to be.

18. How can you IMPROVE your bad guy
killing skills?

19. One way is to accept that they will
ALWAYS be there.

20. NOTHING worth getting is going to
come without some kind of struggle.

21. Any time you face any kind of fear, of
any sort, large or small, think of it as
another exercise in "killing bad guy"
skills.

22. And like any other skill, the more you
do it, the better you'll get.

23. In your imagination, pretend you're
Bruce Lee. Flicking his nose with the
thumb of his right hand, while
beckoning his enemies with his left.

24. Or if you want, you can be Scarface:

25. "Say hello to my little friend!"

26. There is no shortage of role models to
help you kill your bad guys.

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