Thank you for your inspiration. I made a commitment BL"N to read on a daily basis the pages of this book that you are posting. 

Pages 207-209
End of Motivation section.
We can create an excitement to win that is even stronger than our desire to give in!

Here's the schedule for the next few days:

Thursday: Chapter 27: Pages 213-215
Friday: Pages 216-217
Shabbos: Chapter 28: Pages 219-221
Sunday: Pages 222-224
Monday: Pages 225-227
Tuesday: Chapter 29: Pages 229-232
Wednesday: Chapter 30: Pages 233-235
Thursday: Chapter 31: Pages 237-240
Friday: Chapter 32: Pages 241-243
Shabbos: Pages 244-246
Sunday: Pages 247-248
Monday: Chapter 33: Pages 249-251
Tuesday: Pages 252-254
Wednesday: Pages 255-257
Thursday: Pages 258-260

Chapter 27: Pages 213-215
“By making these actions blatantly forbidden, Hashem grants us strength to say no. It’s so much harder to be firm when we’re not sure whether what we want to do is really forbidden.”
If we are excited enough about what we accomplish by winning challenges, we will be happy that Hashem made these sins forbidden so we will have the strength to say no.

Pages 216-217
“Once we love the mitzvos, we will be eager to use willpower to control our desires. We know that overcoming the most difficult challenges yields the greatest accomplishments. But the catch is that it’s so hard to win those battles — we need our strongest weapons to pull through.”

Shabbos: 
Chapter 28: Pages 219-221
Many reasons why we need both excitement to win and willpower.
Within that, the “losing battle” is discussed:
“When a person is challenged, his desires activate and he wants to give in. Fighting this with force is strenuous because the person is fighting against himself. The person quickly weakens and is drained of energy. A person in such a state is fighting a “losing battle,” trying to hang on until he can’t while his desires keep getting stronger. If the battle prolongs, he might eventually run out of willpower and crack. Thus, relying solely on willpower, especially for battles that last long, is dangerous, though of course willpower is vital.”

Good Shabbos everyone!

Pages 222-224
The test of a man called The Pious One by the Gemara, and his incredible perspective on this struggle.

Pages 225-227
Ending the test.

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Tuesday: 
Chapter 29: Pages 229-232
The incredible weapon of Building Determination.

Wednesday: 
Chapter 30: Pages 233-235

Chapter 31: Pages 237-240
“Knowing what may not be done allows us to see past rationalizations and stand up to forbidden temptations with confidence.”

Chapter 32: Pages 241-243
“I don't do that.”

Shabbos: Pages 244-246
“Just as we would never do an ‘actual sin' because it is forbidden, we don't do these sins either because they too are forbidden.”
Good Shabbos everyone!

Pages 247-248
“Sinning is never worth it. The pleasure is short, and the consequences are heavy. But winning is always worth it. Each bit of exertion brings us unfathomable enjoyment that never ends.”

Chapter 33: Pages 249-251
“If we earn our reward, we will feel great over what we have accomplished. We will feel significant, and the pleasure will be part of us because we caused it. This is the sweetest feeling we can experience. Nothing can compare to it.”

Pages 252-254
“For us to feel that we earned the reward and to be proud forever, we must do actions in this world that we will consider impressive. If success were easy, it would be cheap. If we only wanted to learn and were never challenged, we wouldn’t feel that we accomplished anything. Thus, we must toil to overcome difficult challenges. That is the point of life.”