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Name: Turning Pro: Tap Your Inner Power and Create Your Life's Work by Steven Pressfield (Author), Shawn Coyne (Introduction)
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"Turning Pro: Tap Your Inner Power and Create Your Life's Work" by Steven Pressfield is a follow-up to his bestseller "The War of Art," focused on the transition from living as an amateur to becoming a professional in one's craft or calling. The book's core message is that many people live as amateurs, held back by fear, resistance, and lack of commitment. Turning pro, according to Pressfield, means making a free yet difficult mental shift where one fully commits to their work and life purpose, overcoming fear and self-doubt.

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Turning pro is not about buying courses or products; it's about a decisive mindset change.
It involves sacrificing comfort and an old identity to embrace one's true power, will, and self-respect.
The amateur life is marked by distractions, denial, and fear, while the professional life means structuring time, confronting fear head-on, and pursuing work with discipline.
Turning pro demands commitment, perseverance, and a consistent work ethic.
Pressfield discusses the concept of "shadow careers," where people work in less risky but unfulfilling roles instead of fully pursuing their true calling.
This transformation is an internal journey that can be messy, scary, and costly emotionally and spiritually but ultimately leads to self-fulfillment and authentic living.