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About Stoicism: Principles for Achieving Balance, Contentment, and Resilience in Everyday Life. (Unabridged)

No tree becomes rooted and sturdy unless many a wind assails it. For by its very tossing it tightens its grip and plants its roots more securely; the fragile trees are those that have grown in a sunny valley. (Seneca) Landmarks of virtue Mental toughness Emotional intelligence Resilience Happiness Balance

These are just a few things that we, as a society, are lacking today on a large scale. Many of us are in search of strength. We read/listen to books about being happy and learning how to stop caring about what other people think. And yet, so much of our self-help isn’t working. Timeless ideas The age-old principles of Stoicism aim to offer true strength in those crucial areas where we may be lacking. They offer pertinent wisdom - here and now, in our modern time. Here are a few Stoic quotes as examples: “Tranquility comes when you stop caring what they say. Or think, or do. Only what you do.” (Marcus Aurelius) “It does not matter what you bear, but how you bear it.” (Seneca) “Learn to be indifferent to what makes no difference.” (Marcus Aurelius)

Road maps to meaning Stoicism interests those who fail to find meaning in the futile norms and customs enforced by different faiths. It is meant for deep thinkers who wish to understand life rationally. It allows you to delve into the depths of logic and reasoning and analyze everything in an impartial manner. Blueprints for success Stoicism has been shown to have great results in those who study it and apply it. An overwhelming number of people, young and old, have attested to making better students, better partners, and better workers. The timeless, modern value of Stoic principles is irrefutable. Self development strategies that actually work Stoicism: Principles for Achieving Balance, Contentment, and Resilience in Everyday Life is an audiobook designed to simplify the teachings of Stoicism. It aims to merge the intricate details of philosophy with ordinary day to day tasks.