Top 15 Stoicism books

The Beginner's Guide to Stoicism

The Beginner's Guide to Stoicism

202015 min read
by Matthew Van Natta
5.0

What is The Beginner's Guide to Stoicism about?

Do you want to know practical strategies for inner peace, resilience cultivation, and virtue in the face of life's challenges? If yes, “The Beginner's Guide to Stoicism” is what you need. Matthew Van Natta and his deep exploration of Stoicism will help you discover how Stoic principles can lead to lasting fulfillment, meaningful relationships, and a profound sense of purpose in today's world.

The Daily Stoic

The Daily Stoic

201615 min read
by Ryan Holiday, Stephen Hanselman
5.0

What is The Daily Stoic about?

“The Daily Stoic” (2016) delves into the depths of Stoicism, exploring its emphasis on introspection, resilience, and collective well-being. According to the philosophy, true strength comes from understanding and accepting life's unpredictability. The book teaches readers how to live harmoniously by being self-aware and virtuous.

The Obstacle Is the Way

The Obstacle Is the Way

201212 min read
by Ryan Holiday
5.0

What is The Obstacle Is the Way about?

“The Obstacle Is the Way” by Ryan Holiday gives powerful insights into transforming obstacles into opportunities for self-improvement and progress. It offers guidance on overcoming difficulties by focusing on perception, action, and will.

Ego Is the Enemy

Ego Is the Enemy

2016
by Ryan Holiday
5.0

What is Ego Is the Enemy about?

If you think that the world is your main enemy on the way to success, think again. In his book "Ego Is the Enemy," Ryan Holiday presents examples when it is our ego that doesn't allow us to grow and succeed and hinders our recovery from failures. Through compelling historical examples like George Marshall and Katharine Graham, you'll be able to identify when your ego takes the wheel and fight it.

Stand Firm

Stand Firm

2017
by Svend Brinkmann
5.0

What is Stand Firm about?

The spectrum of self-help culture is vast, but chasing happiness and success can lead to stress, exhaustion, and strained relationships. In "Stand Firm," Danish philosopher Svend Brinkmann argues that true happiness comes from other things. Sometimes, finding balance in life and accepting ourselves is the right approach.

How to Be a Stoic

How to Be a Stoic

2017
by Massimo Pigliucci
5.0

What is How to Be a Stoic about?

In "How to Be a Stoic," philosopher Massimo Pigliucci introduces Stoicism. It teaches readers to focus on what they can control and let go of what doesn’t matter. Whether you need help with relationships or finances, here you will find advice on every vital life topic.

Philosophy For Life

Philosophy For Life

2013
by Jules Evans
5.0

What is Philosophy For Life about?

One day, we all have to make a difficult but important step to transform our lives. "Philosophy For Life: And Other Dangerous Situations" by Jules Evans can help you incorporate ancient philosophy into your life and improve it. Here, you will see practical techniques in real stories of people and learn to apply them.

A Guide to the Good Life

A Guide to the Good Life

2008
by William B. Irvine
5.0

What is A Guide to the Good Life about?

In order to avoid the regret of a wasted life, you need to value what truly matters. In "A Guide to the Good Life," William B. Irvine offers you the opportunity to observe your life thoughtfully. This way, you'll avoid unnecessary pain and live well.

How Should We Then Live?

How Should We Then Live?

2005
by Francis A. Schaeffer
5.0

What is How Should We Then Live? about?

When even the most advanced cultures and civilizations fail, we can't help but ask ourselves, "How should we then live?" That's exactly the question which stands in the title of Francis A. Schaeffer's book. Read this gem and find out why Western culture is declining and how to manage all this distress through Christian ethic.

The Book of Joy

The Book of Joy

201612 min read
by Dalai Lama, Archbishop Desmond Tutu
5.0

What is The Book of Joy about?

Both Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu are winners of the Nobel Peace, who lived through the violence of oppression and more than fifty years of exile. Despite everything, they are two of the world’s happiest people, as they would say. “The Book of Joy” teaches us how and where to find happiness.

Pause

Pause

2017
by Rachael O'Meara
5.0

What is Pause about?

We get so used to the hectic rhythm, that we tend to forget the simple truth – we can take a pause. Pausing may seem unproductive to some, but Rachael O'Meara’s book proves that it’s a necessity, not a luxury. Find you own way of pausing and regaining the energy and inspiration to go on.

BEQOMING

BEQOMING

2022
by Azrya Bequer, Benjamin Bequer
5.0

What is BEQOMING about?

Want to face your darkest fears and become "radically unfuckwithable"? In their book "BEQOMING," Azrya and Benjamin Bequers reveal their journey towards becoming their greatest selves. Besides, they explore the topics of power, purpose, sex, and psychedelics.

The Marshmallow Test

The Marshmallow Test

201411 min read
by Walter Mischel
5.0

What is The Marshmallow Test about?

In “The Marshmallow Test”, the author delves into the connection between self-control and a child's development. The book showcases the famous Marshmallow Test as a tool to assess self-control and investigates the influence of genetics and environment on this trait. It offers practical strategies to enhance self-control in children, providing valuable insights for parents and educators.

The Perfection Detox

The Perfection Detox

2018
by Petra Kolber
5.0

What is The Perfection Detox about?

"The Perfection Detox" by fitness expert Petra Kolber is a good book for those experiencing the pressure of perfection. It's possible to overcome perfectionism, and Petra Kolber's program is the first and crucial step toward it. Here, you will learn more about changing negative self-talk, using more positive language, and focusing on progress.

Rewire Your Anxious Brain

Rewire Your Anxious Brain

201510 min read
by Katherine M. Pittman, Elizabeth M. Karle
5.0

What is Rewire Your Anxious Brain about?

“Rewire your anxious brain” (2015) discusses the way our brain triggers anxiety. You can explore the strategies such as exposure therapy and creating new neural pathways to manage anxiety. Additionally, this book provides practical advice on changing negative thought patterns and reducing anxiety.

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