Daily Stoicism for Beginners

How to Bring Stoicism Into Your Daily Life. Actionable Steps on How to Live a Happier, Mindful, More Fulfilling, Less Stressful Life Using Stoicism

De: Stan Edwards

Narrado por: Manasah

Duración: 1 h y 46 m

Resumen del Editor

Embark on a transformative journey with "Daily Stoicism for Beginners," your essential guide to integrating Stoic philosophy into everyday life. This insightful book is tailored for those new to Stoicism, offering practical, easy-to-follow steps for living a happier, more mindful, and fulfilling life, free from unnecessary stress and anxiety.

In a world often marked by chaos and uncertainty, Stoicism emerges as a beacon of inner peace and resilience. This book demystifies this ancient philosophy, making it accessible and applicable to the modern reader. Learn how to harness Stoic principles to navigate life's challenges with composure and wisdom.

Discover actionable strategies to cultivate a Stoic mindset, one that empowers you to focus on what you can control and let go of what you can't. Each chapter guides you through essential Stoic teachings, showing how they can be applied to various aspects of contemporary life - from managing personal relationships to achieving professional goals.

Why is Stoicism relevant today? Its teachings provide a foundation for mental clarity, emotional strength, and a deeper understanding of life's purpose. By embracing Stoicism, you can lead a more intentional and contented life, minimizing stress and maximizing joy and fulfillment.

"Daily Stoicism for Beginners" is perfect for anyone seeking to reduce anxiety, enhance self-awareness, and live a more balanced life. It's an invaluable resource for those interested in personal development, mindfulness, mental wellness, and the enduring wisdom of Stoic philosophy.

Unlock the secrets to a calmer, more contented life. Embrace the timeless wisdom of the Stoics and embark on a journey to a more mindful and fulfilling existence.

©2023 Stan Edwards (P)2024 Stan Edwards

Bad narrator

I really did not like the narrator. Listened to this while doing simple chores and I had to rewind a lot because I kept zoning out.
While I understand this book is for beginners, I think one can easily find the same, if not more in-depth, introduction to Stoicism in a tiktok video.
I thank the author for the free review copy, but I just didn't think it's a good book.

Great resource!

Great book' for a practical roadmap to a more fulfilling life. This book breaks down Stoic philosophy in simple terms, offering actionable steps to tackle stress and find inner peace. A must-read for anyone seeking clarity and contentment in a chaotic world. Loved it!

Recommended

It is a must-listen for anyone seeking to reduce anxiety, enhance self-awareness, and lead a more intentional life. Through its timeless wisdom and practical insights, it empowers listeners to unlock the secrets to a calmer, more contented existence, one guided by the enduring principles of Stoic philosophy.

Conflates Ideas … Narrator Mispronounces Key Word!

I've read and listened to a fair amount of books on stoicism, and I've never had one irk me quite as much as this one did! In terms of content, the book felt rather scanty. It had many chapters, but no chapter was very long, just skimming the surface of the topic. Also, the author seems to conflate contemporary self-help topics and stoicism, making the book feel like it's more about contemporary ideas than the Stoic ideals espoused by the Roman masters thousands of years ago. Even if the author just began each chapter with a Stoic quote showing the idea truly had roots in ancient Roman Stoicism, that would have given some gravitas to this somewhat flabby, wishy-washy admixture of self-help topics and Roman stoicism.

The absolute worst part of the book is the narrator. He did not know how to pronounce the word “stoicism”! I kid you not! I don't think he pronounced it correctly a single time in the entire nearly 2-hour audiobook. He said it as “stow-ism,” completely missing one part of the word. It's pronounced “stow-uh-sih-zm.” In an audiobook about the topic, this word is used frequently, as you may imagine, especially in certain chapters. At one point, I was yelling at my iPad, telling the narrator to pronounce the word correctly! Didn't the book’s author or anyone else listen to this before it was published on Audible? Somebody should have caught that this word was pronounced incorrectly all the way through the book. The narrator also mispronounced a few other words (the wrong form of “conflicts”), but nothing as egregious as saying the actual main topic of the audiobook incorrectly every time! Because of this and the content issues mentioned above, I do not feel like I can recommend this audiobook.