Inside U: How to Become a Master of Your Own Destiny

by Byong Yu

Book Overview

In this guidebook, Grandmaster Byong explains the Golden Keys to Life - you do not have to physically practice martial arts in order to benefit from these lessons. The book aims to help you discover your true destiny and conquering every obstacle that stands in your path.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 140190212X
• ISBN13: 9781401902124
• Release Date: August 2004
• Publisher: Hay House
• Length: 183 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.2" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

Great man - Great Master - Great book

I am lucky enough to have Master Yu as my master. So my review is biased. But all I can say is that he is the real deal. He still trains with his black belts and we have trouble keeping up with him most of the time. In his book he is brave enough to show how though he is a 9th Degree Grand Master he can have foibles and weaknesses like all the rest of us - but still grow and become a better person despite his weaknesses. He doesn't pretend to be a guru or Buddha. He has had life struggles like every average person. Just today Master Yu got this e-mail from this person who read his book (I will exclude their name so that they may remain anonymous)... Master Yu, I just finished reading your book and was completely inspired by your story. I am a 25 year old recovering alcoholic in my first month of sobriety and it has been extremely tough. Your story has really motivated me to continue on my path of becoming a better, stronger person. I have also been inspired to take up Tae Kwan Do. I really believe that it will strengthen me on my path to sobriety. Thank you so much for your time. You really have no idea how much your book has meant to me. Take care. Sincerely, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Master Yu just smiles when he gets a note or e-mail like this.

A Psychological Perspective

As a psychologist, I like to find books for my patients that will inspire and educate them. Grandmaster Yu's book serves all of us well. He shows us that we can overcome great psychological shortcomings. That we can heal ourselves. This is valuable, he gives us all hope. And we discover some survival secrets of martial artists, which provide the smarts and encouragement necessary to get into the game of life and win.

a great man

I have been lucky in that Grand master Yu has tested me for every rank of my Tae kwon do yong do won belts i hope to be tested for my black next, for the last ten years i have often heard him speak to us.all his talks where nothing short of movingand i am honest when i say this man almost has a sixth sense when it comes to reading your souli have never been able to hide my weaknesses from him a truely moving man

Commitement

I am a beginner of the Martial Arts under a master that was trained by Master Byong Yu. During our training Master Cho would tell us stories of the great masters and their progression from one belt to another and their battles. Reading Master Yu's story gave a history to my new challenge in life. Master Yu was physically handicapped and he still became a world champion. I don;t strive to be a world champion but I do need to know that things can be accomplished if we focus and move forwards instead of backwards.