Unlock Your Inner Potential: 4 Strategies for Winning the War Within Yourself

Michelle Rivera: This book has so much advice you'll pretty much be highlighting the whole page.

Perfect for the people wanting to make serious changes in their life and how they think.

United States on Oct 06, 2023

Cindy Foronda: Alot of great info

United States on Aug 17, 2023

PrincessWorthDyingFor: ​In his book, I Declare War, author Levi Lusko uses the model of the card game War to share four keys to winning the battle within yourselves and encouraging you to allow the wolf to rise up inside of you. The first card, declaring war on what you think, helps us take our thoughts captive so we can become a better version of ourselves. The second card, declaring war on what you say, encourages us to talk about the victory we should be striving for. The third card, declaring war on what you do, reminds us that we need to act in the belief that we can shape the direction of our lives by acting on what we know we should do. But the fourth card, just like in the game of War, is the most important card of all, and that is the power of the gospel at work within us. The first three cards are only effective if the fourth card is in place. And once it is, you can finally unleash the wolf, the strength and courage you never knew you had, inside of you. All of this is explained with stories and insights from the author’s own life. Both practical and relevant, this book is written in an easy-to-understand tone that the audience can easily identify with, even teenagers. This book is a...

United States on Oct 07, 2022

Wyn: came in good condition

Canada on Mar 07, 2021

Hanada: Truly awesome book. Can barely keep my nose out of it

Canada on Feb 12, 2020

Alan White: Well worth the read will be one that gets used frequently to lead me on the right path. This is the second book of levi's that I've read and I've not been disappointed.

United Kingdom on Aug 03, 2019

Esther- London: “I declare war!” is a game changer! Definitely in top 10 books that I’ve ever read!
Do yourself a favour and read it! It has the potential to change your life!
Thank you Levi Lusko for being obedient to God and write this message!

United Kingdom on Feb 16, 2019

Amazon Kunde: This book was amazing. Levi uses science, psychology, history, the Bible, personal stories, humor, and authenticity to expose the ways we as human beings get in our own way and what we can practically do to change it and why we even should! It was a great read. My book is marked and highlighted from front to back and as I flipped close the last page, I'm deeply considering to flipping open the first one and starting it again. This book is a Treasure

Germany on Feb 01, 2019

Megan Bucher: “You can’t live right if you don’t think right.” Levi Lusko, “I Declare War.”

We have no control over the thoughts that enter our minds daily, but we can filter them. Not every thought leads us in the right direction. Not all we hear or think about every day is true. Deciphering lies and distortion between our ears is an important life skill. It can launch us into our purpose or it can severely trip us up along way. This book meets us in that practical struggle, and provides applicable lessons to harness our thoughts.

From beginning to end, Lusko weaves personal stories into four basic lessons that are easily relatable and entertaining. The Biblical roots of the “4 Keys to Winning the Battle with Yourself,” give Lusko’s message strong legs to stand on. After reading it, I felt a little better equipped to walk boldly into my daily life than I did before. It created a renewed sense of purpose and better understanding of how hard work and Holy Spirit power work in tandem.

The detail of the stories, especially in reference to middle school life and amazon prime, are hilarious and relatable. The book is broken up into four major sections with...

United States on Jan 27, 2019

Guezzie: I enjoy listening to Levi's messages and thought his book, Swipe Right, was excellent, so really looked forward to this one. It wasn't all I hoped it would be and I didn't "wolf" it down. The war analogy is not new, as Joyce Meyer presented Battlefield of the Mind rather long ago, and that's okay. It's also okay that the concepts and information in this text are not new, which he admits. He presents them in clever, more amusing ways at times, which may help us think of them more often, and thus apply them. While reading it, I did reflect on the concepts rather often, as I often contemplate such ideas (my degrees are in psych and counseling), and some things that stuck out were seeing “Make it a great day!” on my Mickey coffee mug instead of “Have a great day” (Disney is in accordance!) and “Armed and ready!” as a suggested response to “How are you?” that I particularly like.

I did hope that I would gain at least some really good new insight for "the battle". Even though the author and I are the same age, reading the same Bible, and probably reading and listening to some of the same Christian leaders, he has offered this before, or at least presented ideas in...

United States on Nov 14, 2018