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Name: The daily stoic
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Author: Ryan Holiday

The daily Stoic invites readers to engage with the timeless wisdom of Stoicism, illustrating how our greatest thinkers have embraced its lessons for better living. Each day presents a concise reflection, practical exercise, and thought‑provoking insight, helping readers build tranquility, self‑awareness, and resilience in everyday life. By translating age‑old philosophy into actionable guidance, the book offers a consistent practice to illuminate how Stoic principles can be applied to navigate modern challenges.

First publish date: 2016

Genre: Philosophy/Ethics

Authors: Ryan Holiday

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