From the authors of the best seller The Daily Stoic: 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance,
and the Art of Living
Who among us has not felt injustice, anger or despair in the face of life's unexpected events?
Who among us has not wondered which path leads to substantial self-improvement and finally to well-being?
luck or, on the other hand, has he shown no fear in the face of the idea of death?
In this book, the lives of Stoic philosophers known and unknown to the general public, from Zeno,
great founder of the Stoic School, as Marcus Aurelius, the famous philosopher-king and embodiment of the
tonic model, they are called to be an example for us and to open the way to virtue.
Courage, justice, self-restraint, empathy and a constant struggle to be the best version of yourself
theirs — but also ours.
Stoic philosophy, therefore, sometimes as an example to avoid and sometimes a valuable guide to the continuous
our struggle to deal with our emotions, the people around us and its contingencies
life, adapting to adversity and hardship, and making the best of it
they.
A great book for all people, a way to improve ourselves, the
our lives and our relationships, exemplified by the lives—and, sometimes, the death—of these spe-
of philosophers, but above all of mortals and with weaknesses, as, after all, we all are.
They toiled, resisted and sometimes sacrificed for a better life. You are ready to
"dive" into their lives and fight with them for the best version of yourself?