When you are wronged by someone, you have two options: either fight back or walk away. Now, if you can forgive and move on, walk way. But if you will grieve and suffer forever that feeling of having been violated and short-changed, fight. But donā€™t fight if it will make you wallow in a maze of debilitating emotions ā€“ anger, grief, fear, insecurity, worry, hatredā€¦such a fight that drains you of all your goodness, and which leaves you cold and numb, is simply not worth it. But if you donā€™t fight the good fight, understandably, the cause will be lost. And thatā€™s sacrilege. So, the key is to practice detached determination. Fight with focus and strategy and fight calmly, happily! Fight with detachment ā€“ donā€™t cling on to your desired outcomes, donā€™t set deadlines. Simply fight. When you fight the good fight, with equanimity and a sense of Purpose, the outcome never matters. The fact that you stood up and fought does.