The Daily Stoic Journal 366 Days of Writing and Reflection on the Art of Living

A daily stoic, maybe?

Ryan's books, like his new one, Discipline is Destiny, which is available right now. Number one New York Times bestsellers, multiple. Some of my favorite ones, The Obstacle is the Way, Ego is the Enemy, The Daily Stoic.

Marcus Aurelius, the story is Marcus Aurelius would walk through I guess the town and just have someone saying you're just a man when everyone was praising his name and kind of bowing to him and saying you're like this god right and it's having that accountability that you talked about.

Ryan is one of the world's foremost thinkers and writers on ancient philosophy and its place in everyday life. He's a sought-after speaker, strategist, and the author of many bestselling books and some of my favorites, including The Obstacle is the Way, Ego is the Enemy, and The Daily Stoic.

My guest tonight is considered one of the leading stewards of stoic philosophy. He's behind The Daily Stoic, Stillness is the Key, The Obstacle is the Way, and much more. Please welcome Ryan Holiday.

But 2016 I wrote this book called The Daily Stoic which is one page a day of Stoic philosophy and I really fell in love with that medium.

His books, The Obstacle is the Way, Ego is the Enemy, The Daily Stoic and the number one New York Times bestseller, Stillness is the Key, have sold more than five million copies in the US.

That's also the heart of the Stoic philosophy and nobody explains that better than Ryan Holiday. He's the bestselling author of the Daily Stoic and he and I talked about why embracing reality is the most underrated growth strategy out there.

His books like The Obstacle is the Way, Ego is the Enemy, The Daily Stoic, and most recently, Right Thing, Right Now have sold more than 5 million copies together.

And it's funny, today's guest, his book starts with something very similar.

You know, the founding of Stoicism is this, the choice of Hercules.

The Daily Stoic is awesome too.

I study stoicism. If you don't know what stoicism is, it teaches the development of self-control as a means of overcoming destructive emotions. It encourages people to focus on what they can control and accept what they cannot, leading to emotional resilience and inner strength.

And today's Daily Stoic was Somewhere Someone's Dying.

I have the Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday.

That's what I read every morning and go get the daily stoic by Ryan Holiday.

I read The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday.

I read the Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday...

I read The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday.

This is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 Days of Writing on Reflection in the Art of Living.

This is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 Days of Writing and Reflection on the Art of Living, put together by myself and the wonderful Steve Hanselman.

You can buy this anywhere books are sold.

And so I've always tried to think about those things. But as I'm writing the book and then working on it, I was like, okay, yeah, we had a supplier in Belarus that makes this edition of the Daily Stoat that I saw.

When I wrote The Daily Stoic eight years ago, I had this crazy idea that I would just keep it going.

The book was 366 Meditations, but I'd write one more every single day and I'd give it away for free as an email.

Couldn't have even comprehended a future in which three quarters of a million people would get this email every single day and would for almost a decade.

If you want to get the email, if you want to be part of a community that is the largest group of stoics ever assembled in human history, I'd love for you to join us.

Don't wake up and choose violence.

No self-flagellation needed.

This is the June 28th entry in the Daily Stoic, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living.

It's crazy to me that this book is eight plus years old, and it's done what it's done. I don't know what I thought it would do, but it's been so cool to see Stoicism become popular as a result of this. I think it's on the most read list on Amazon right now.

It's quite possible to be simple without being crude.

I bought even the rights to my book, The Daily Stoic, and I put out these really cool editions.

That's from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 Days of Writing and Reflection on the Art of Living by me, Ryan Holiday, which you can pick up signed versions of in the Daily Stoic store.

On Friday, we do double duty, not just reading our daily meditation but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living, which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator, and literary agent, Stephen Hanselman.

This is the June 14th entry in the Daily Stoic 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance and the Art of Living.

Remember we've got the cool leather-bound edition in the Daily Stoic store.

I'm holding... this isn't quite a first edition because it says bestseller on it but this is pretty early on. I wonder how long I've had this one.

But anyways, I want to get into today's entry because I really like it.

That's from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 Days of Writing and Reflection on the Art of Living, which you can get anywhere books are sold, including, of course, my bookstore, The Painted Porch.

On Friday, we do double duty, not just reading our daily meditation, but also reading a passage from the Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance and the Art of Living, which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator and literary agent, Steven Hanselman.

I'm holding a hardcover here in my hands.

We've got a cool leather edition in The Daily Stoic store, which you can check out.

I think we have a story about this in the Daily Dad. I noticed it when I was researching Florence Nightingale for Courageous Calling.

When I wrote The Daily Stoic eight years ago,

The book was 366 meditations,

You can check out the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 Days of Writing and Reflection on the Art of Living by me, Ryan Holiday, anywhere books are sold, including The Painted Porch, my bookstore at thepaintedporch.com.

My good friend, Steven Hanselman, who co-wrote The Daily Stoic with me, who has been my agent for many years, he wrote a great essay for The Daily Stoic on the seeds of virtue, specifically about the principle of justice, which if you want to do more of a deep dive on, you can grab at dailystoic.com.

That's the new book, which Steve, of course, not only helped me sell to my publisher, but has been a wonderful editor and advisor all along in the Stoic Virtue series.

I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator, and literary agent, Stephen Hanselman.

So today, we'll give you a quick meditation from the Stoics with some analysis from me, and then we'll send you out into the world to turn these words into works.

I'm really excited for you to check the new one out.

I'm sorry if I'm bothering you by talking about it. But anyways, I wanted to tell you about it.

And as you know, we've got a bunch of awesome pre-order bonuses, which you can grab at dailystoke.com slash justice.

And I'm going to have to make a correction.

The Daily Stoic sold millions of copies, millions of people all over the world have seen it.

We've posted this entry and no one caught this one.

This is this week's meditation from the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living.

There is no audio book of this journal.

So the weekly podcast episode is the only way to hear this sort of weekly meditation that we do inside the journal.

I don't know if I should call the journal that I wrote a book. It's 20,000 words. It's got writing in it. Is it a journal? Is it a book?

I see sometimes that I disagree with stuff that I wrote in the book.

I see ways that I would change it.

I see things that I don't like. I see things that I wish I'd put in the book, different quotes that I wish I'd put in the book because I'm evolving as a writer. I'm evolving as a human being and I'm evolving as a student of Stoicism, which we all should be.

But one of the things that Epictetus says, right? He says, basically joking that you'll never be able to show him such a stoic. But he does say elsewhere that just because we despair of perfecting something doesn't mean we give up trying, right? That we're still trying to do it. We're trying to get closer to it. And just because we know we can't be perfect doesn't mean we can't be better.

And just to illustrate the idea, all the things that I just told you, those stories that I just told you, those are what I wish I'd put in the original book. But I didn't because I didn't fully know them or I didn't understand them or hadn't made the connection yet.

On Friday, we do double duty, not just reading our daily meditation, but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance in the Art of Living, which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator, and literary agent, Stephen Hanselman.

This is the May 10th entry in the Daily Stoic.

This is Seneca's letters 98.

So today we'll give you a quick meditation from the Stoics with some analysis from me, and then we'll send you out into the world to turn these words in to works. These are the burdens of planet Earth.

I'm holding the hard cover here. Today's quote is from Marcus Aurelius, 620.

It's possible to avoid without suspicion or hate. By seeing each, actually you know what? Before we get into today's quote, it's funny. I obviously read this quote when I first read Meditations. I liked it. It stuck with me. That's why I included it in the Daily Stoke but it really stuck with me more when I found out it was one of Robert Green's favorite quotes and when I interviewed him he was out in Texas.

I think, and this is what I tried to write in The Daily Stook, by seeing each day and each situation as a kind of training exercise, the stakes suddenly become a lot lower.

I wrote this book, The Daily Stoic in 2016.

And you know, if it had been a traditionally published book, that would have been the end of it.

I would have written a book. It would come out and it would do what it does. It's one page a day of Stoic philosophy.

But the whole reason I wrote it and the whole plan when I wrote it was that it was going to become like a universe or an ecosystem after I finished.

And so every single day for the subsequent seven, now eight years, I've done an email version of it every day.

We've been listening to audio books in the car as a family, just to keep our kids off screens because audible is amazing.

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My wife and I were just raving about this true crime audio book that we read called Furious Hours.

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On Sundays, we take a deeper dive into these ancient topics with excerpts from the Stoic texts, audio books that we like here, recommend here at Daily Stoic and other long form wisdom that you can chew on on this relaxing weekend.

We hope this helps shape your understanding of this philosophy and most importantly, that you're able to apply it to your actual life.

And if you like this chapter, if you like the idea of Amor Fati, you can grab a coin of it at store.dailystoke.com.

Thanks to Penguin Random House Audio for letting me publish this.

Thanks first and foremost to Tim Ferriss, who encouraged me to do the audiobook of this all these years ago and helped me publish it.

Those rights reverted back to the publisher recently, and it was a very cool dude about it. But in the meantime, I'm going to bring that to you.

I hope you're having a great Sunday and I hope you like this excerpt of my first book on Stoicism, which is now 11 years old.

I'm just about to go into the studio to record my latest audio book.

We've been listening to audio books.

If you want breathtaking sinister and shocking tales that will enthrall you even brand new and exclusive thrillers from bestselling authors, well, then you want to check out audible.

And then I've been raving about this book Night of the Grizzlies, which I loved.

Audio peaks the imagination and it brings thrillers to life.

Just a reminder, we've got signed copies of all my books in The Daily Stoic Store.

You can get them personalized, you can get them sent to a friend.

The obstacle is the way.

You go as the enemy, stillness is the key.

The leather bound edition of The Daily Stoic, we have them all in The Daily Stoic Store, which you can check out at store.dailystoic.com.

Today's entry, that's April 12th, reject tantalizing gifts comes from The Daily Stove Book.

This is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 Days of Writing and Reflection on the Art of Living by yours truly and my colleague, Stephen Hanselman, who I also wrote the Daily Stoic with.

On Friday, we do double duty, not just reading our daily meditation, but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living, which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator, and literary agent, Stephen Hanselman.

On Friday, we do double duty, not just reading our daily meditation, but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living, which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator, and literary agent, Steven Hanselman.

I realized I'm recording at my house. I ran upstairs and I grabbed a copy of The Daily Stoic off the shelf.

I was looking for one and I think I found a first edition because it doesn't say bestseller list on it.

It doesn't say how many copies were sold and it's kind of got these yellowed pages so pretty cool.

This would have been the first edition that came out 2016. Obviously, we've since printed millions of copies.

It's in like 30 languages. You can even grab a leather edition at store.dailystoic.com but I'll get to the entry.

And this is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 Days of Writing and Reflection on the Art of Living by yours truly Ryan Holiday. You can pick this up anywhere books are sold. I use this journal myself every single day. And you can also pick up a signed copy at store.dailystoic.com.

This is a cloth bound hardcover. I've got the leather edition in the Daily Stoic store if you're looking for a gift.

This is from today's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 Days of Writing and Reflection on the Art of Living by yours truly, Ryan Holiday.

You can get it anywhere books are sold. I do it every single morning, including this morning.

And you can also buy a signed copy in the Daily Stoic store.

On Friday, we do double duty, not just reading our daily meditation, but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance and the Art of Living, which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator and literary agent, Steven Hanselman.

This is the August 9th entry in the Daily Stoic, 366 Meditations on Perseverance, Wisdom, and the Art of Living. You can grab a premium leather edition. You can have signed editions at stuart.dailystoic.com.

And this is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by me, Ryan Holiday, anywhere books are sold, including the Painted Porch, my bookstore.

Protecting our inner fortress from fear. This is the September 13th entry in the Daily Stoic 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living.

And this is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal. You can check out the 366 Days of Writing and Reflection on the Art of Living by me, Ryan Holiday, anywhere books are sold, including The Painted Porch, my bookstore at thepaintedporch.com.

on Friday, we do double duty, not just reading our daily meditation, but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living, which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator, and literary agent, Steven Hanselman.

I've got hardcover here. Looks like it's been in the sun a little bit. But anyways, you can grab the Daily Stoke 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living anywhere books are sold, including signed copies at store.dailystoke.com.

We must undergo a hard winter training and not rush into things for which we haven't prepared.

Here's a lesson to test your mind's metal. Take part of the week in which you have only the most meager and cheap food, dress scantily in shabby clothes, and ask yourself, this is really the worst you feared.

It is when times are good that you should gurgle yourself for tougher times ahead. For when fortune is kind, the soul can build up defenses against her ravages.

when a challenge confronts you, remember that God is matching you with a younger sparring partner as would a physical trainer.

I think that no one has a better challenge than yours. If only you would use it like an athlete would use a younger sparring partner.

I told you last week I had to run upstairs to grab the first edition of the hardcover.

And I know this is the first edition because it doesn't say the Daily Stoic at the top of every page,

which is something we realized in those early days of it coming out in 2016 as people were posting pictures and not everyone knew what book it is.

So in your in the subsequent versions, whatever version of it you have, you would see it says the Daily Stoic at the top of every page.

On Friday, we do double duty, not just reading our daily meditation, but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance in the Art of Living, which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator, and literary agent, Steven Hanselman.

You can grab a premium leather edition. You can grab signed editions at store.dailystoic.com.

On Friday, we do double duty, not just reading our daily meditation, but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance and the Art of Living

So today we'll give you a quick meditation from the Stoics with some analysis from me, and then we'll send you out into the world to turn these words into works.

This is the September 20th entry in the Daily Stoic. I'm holding it in my hands here. 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living.

So today, we'll give you a quick meditation from the Stoics with some analysis from me, and then we'll send you out into the world to turn these words into works.

On Friday, we do double duty, not just reading our daily meditation, but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance in the Art of Living, which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator, and literary agent, Steven Hanselman.

On Friday, we do double duty, not just reading our daily meditation, but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance and the Art of Living, which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator, and literary agent, Steven Hanselman.

This is the September 20th entry in the Daily Stoic.

This is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 days of writing on reflection in the art of living by me, Ryan Holiday and my co-author Steven Hanselman. You can get this anywhere books are sold, although we also have signed copies in the Daily Stoic Store and of course at my bookstore, the Painted Portrait in Bastrop, Texas.

On Friday, we do double duty, not just reading our daily meditation but also reading a passage from the Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance in the Art of Living which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator, and literary agent, Stephen Hanselman.

This is the July 19th entry in the Daily Stoic. 366 meditations on wisdom, perseverance and the art of living.

I tell a story about forgiveness because it's such an important biblical concept and an important stoic concept and an important virtuous concept.

He lists all the frustrating things they're going to do and he says, why are they like this? They are like this because they can't tell good from evil.

So none of them can hurt me. He says no one can implicate me in ugliness nor can I feel angry at my relative or hate him.

eight years ago we published the daily stoic it's one page a day with one of the best quotes from the stoics and then a riffing on that quoted an analysis or an explanation a story that illustrates that idea

I did a book called The Daily Stoic that is one page of stoic philosophy every day but I also do a free email version of it

someone on the line actually gifted me The Daily Stoic which is where I sort of got started on um on your work

there is a section in press fields book the daily press bill that i really like he actually dedicated this book to me which is pretty awesome he has a whole section of the book called you can't be a pro if you can't say no

I would have just published The Daily Still and just published Ego's Enemy.

Today we'll give you a quick meditation from the stoics with some analysis from me and then we'll send you out into the world to turn these words into works.

366 meditations on wisdom, perseverance in the heart of living which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator translator and a literary agent Stephen Hanselman.

I'm holding the hardcover in my hands 366 meditations on wisdom, perseverance and the art of living but of course you can get it as an audiobook and get it as an e-book leaving out a cool leather edition in the daily stoke store.

there is a section in press fields book the daily press bill that I really like

you can't be a pro if you can't say no

It takes daring and toughness to go to therapy, perhaps more than just white knuckling it does.

It's a brave thing to share your struggles with a friend or hire a coach or an expert to help you get better at something.

An important place to begin in philosophy is this, a clear perception of one's own ruling principle.

Philosophy is intimidating. Where does one start? With books, with lectures, with the sale of your worldly possessions?

Circumstances have no care for our feelings this is the February 23rd entry in the daily Stoic 366 meditations on wisdom perseverance in the heart of living.

it's just 13 so this is a pretty old one because we've been through many other printings got the leather bound in the daily Stoic store as well.

I'm reading in play, Dead Room. My kids are sleeping next door. I'm reading from a hardcover edition of the Daily Stoic, 366 meditations on wisdom perseverance and the art of living because this is the only one I had with us where we are.

My personal favorite is stillness is the key I think it is the guide to life. I've given it to all of my kids and he teaches us how to settle our minds and that is so, so important.

It's been incredible and humbling I have to say since its release 2016 so now sold millions of copies and more than 30 languages it spent more weeks on the best subtlest than any other book about stoicism ever and what I love the most is seeing that almost every week. It's one of the top 20 most read books on Amazon meeting people are picking it up every day

And also if you're more of a physical person which I am and there's this falling apart we have a really cool leather edition which you can grab as well at store.dailystoic.com.

And I hope you'll give the daily stoic chance in print or as a discounted ebook or the leather edition.

he has a leather bound copy of the daily stoic on his counter which is you know just sort of unreal guy who's always been a huge movie star since I was a little kid who was the governor of the state that I grew up in while I was growing up there is reading one of my books it was nuts

When I published the Daily Stoic back in 2016, by the way it's for sale for $1.99 on Amazon as an e-book right now that's pretty cool.

I had no idea it would sell millions of copies and spend hundreds of cumulative weeks on the best subtlest but that's because it happened to tap into that now timeless stoic practice of reading and re-reading never stepping in the same river twice.

And then also, now the book's been out for eight years now. Anyways if you want a premium edition one that should stand the test of time hopefully forever, you can grab the leather edition of the daily stoic also.

On Friday, we do double duty not just reading our daily meditation but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance in the Art of Living which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator and literary agent, Stephen Hanselman.

On Friday, we do double duty not just reading our daily meditation but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance in the Art of Living which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator and literary agent Stephen Hanselman.

today it will give you a quick meditation from the Stoics with some analysis from me and then we'll send you out into the world to turn these words in to works.

my book 366 meditations on wisdom perseverance in the heart of living which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator translator and literary agent Stephen Hanselman

When I wrote the daily stoeic eight years ago I had this crazy idea that I would just keep it going the book was 366 meditations but I write one more every single day and I give it away for free is an email I thought maybe a few people would sign up couldn't have even comprehended a future in which three quarters of a million people would get this email every single day and would for almost a decade

We have them all in the Daily Stood Store which you can check out at store.dailystood.com

Were all the geniuses of history to focus on this single theme, they could never fully express their bafflement at the darkness of the human mind. No person would give up even an inch of their estate, and the slightest dispute with a neighbor can mean hell to pay; yet we easily let others encroach on our lives--worse, we often pave the way for those who will take it over. No person hands out their money to passersby, but to how many do each of us hand out our lives! We're tight-fisted with property and money, yet think too little of wasting time, the one thing about which we should all be the toughest misers.

So today will give you a quick meditation from the stoics with some analysis from me and then will send you out into the world to turn these words in to works.

366 meditations on wisdom perseverance in the art of living which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator translator and literary agent Steve enhancement.

your last book won't write your next one

if I've had a couple bad weeks I've been eating poorly I've been sleeping for I'm not doing or being a person that I know that I want to be

I have the opportunity in this moment right now to make different choices to wipe the slate clean and start start fresh

Tending a garden to impress your neighbors growing one to feed someone that's a pure and profitable use of your time the seeds of stoicism are long underground do the work required to nurture and tend to them so that they and you are prepared and sturdy for the hard winters of life.

On Friday we do double duty not just reading our daily meditation, but also reading a passage from the Daily Stoic, my book 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance in the Art of Living which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator and literary agent, Stephen Hanselman.

If you haven't checked out either book The Daily Dad or The Daily Stoke, I hope you do.

We must undergo a hard winter training and not rush into things for which we haven't prepared.

here's Seneca in moral letters 18 here's a lesson to test your minds metal take part of the week in which you have only the most meager and cheap food dress scantily and shabby clothes and ask yourself this is really the worst you feared

It is when times are good that you should gird yourself for tougher times ahead for when fortune is kind the soul can build up defenses against her ravages so it is that the soldiers practice maneuvers in peacetime erecting bunkers with no enemies in sight and exhausting themselves under no attack so they don't when it comes they won't grow tired.

when a challenge confronts you remember that God is matching you with a younger sparring partner as would a physical trainer why because becoming an Olympian take sweat I think that no one has a better challenge than yours if only you would use it like an athlete would use a younger sparring partner.

I wrote the book, The Daily Stoic, in 2015.

I'm going to read from the second greatest book next to the Bhagavad Gita and next to the Daily Stoic...

and then I know when I wrote the daily stoic my editor asked me to remove cursing she was like look I think we can really sell this in like religious stores and if you curse you won't be able to and I was like I don't give a shot and it's we sold zero copies in any religious stores

it was really your books that introduced me on a whole nother level to it

the daily stoic

On a recent episode of the Daily Stoic Podcasts, the great Sam Harris explained something similar.

He said it didn't matter what peak experiences you'd had, what insights you'd been able to come up with in meditation, how enlightened you felt after all the years of practice and study.

What really counted he said was what you could muster in the course of ordinary day to day life or more specifically in any one present moment.

So today we'll give you a quick meditation from the Stoics with some analysis from me and then we'll send you out into the world to turn these words in Torx.

I know like when people hear Checker Proge, this was a less loaded term I used as the title of this section when I wrote the book in 2015 and it came out in 2016.

On Friday we do double duty not just reading our daily meditation, but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance in the Heart of Living, which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator and literary agent, Stephen Hanselman.

This is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoke Journal 366 days of writing on reflection in the art of living. I think I'm on my fourth or my fifth way through the book every day I do the little prompt for instance tomorrow's prompt is to what service am I committed can I mind my own business and not be distracted it's this is a great question to meditate on each day and write about and we have some quotes here from Marcus

I got so much out of writing the daily stoic like the idea of doing one page of stoic philosophy every day

it's a book not only that you read in small chunks but ideally you read over and over again

On Friday, we do double duty not just reading our daily meditation but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance in the Heart of Living which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator and literary agent Stephen Hanselman.

But let's get into today's quote because we have the fuller quote here from Mark Serialis.

I actually think there's a really good translation. I'm a big fan of Pierre Hadoo in his book The Intercedado which I carried the paint of Portugal into today's episode.

On Friday, we do double duty not just reading our daily meditation but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance in the Heart of Living, which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator and literary agent, Stephen Hanselman.

By the way, if you want a journal with prompts, you can check out the Daily Stoic Journal which is written by me and published by Portfolio.

because I wrote the daily stoic and that's what's popular on social media people here at the daily still so they think that I led with stoicism right um

the obstacle is the way he goes the enemy stillness is the key the leather bound edition of the Daily Stoke we have them all in the Daily Stoke store which you can check out at store.dailystoke.com

On Friday, we do double duty not just reading our daily meditation but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book, 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance in the Heart of Living which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator and literary agent Stephen Hanselman.

I want to give you my all-time favorite quote from Seneca and actually I opened my book the Daily Steve with it of all people only those are at leisure who make time for philosophy only they truly live not satisfied merely to keep good watch over their own days they annex every age into their own all the harvest of the past is added to their store only an in great would fail to see that these great architects of venerable thoughts were born for us and have designed a way of life for us only those who make time for philosophy are truly alive that's what Seneca saying we access all the wisdom of the past by reading so if you're not reading what are you doing you're wasting your time and you're wasting our life

It was really your books that introduced me on a whole nother level to it.

if you have put a number of readings on it and you want one that will hold up better over time there's a special leather edition which you can grab at store.dailystoic.com.

On Friday, we do double duty not just reading our daily meditation but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance in the Heart of Living which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator and literary agent Stephen Hanselman.

our daily meditation but also reading a passage from The Daily Stoic, my book 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance in the Heart of Living which I wrote with my wonderful collaborator, translator and literary agent Stephen Hanselman.

I'm just busting out and just got home I was gone i'm just busting out the new daily stoic calendar for twenty twenty three one quote every day it's the quote in the daily stoke book but if you wanted on your night stand if you wanted on your bathroom counter or i keep one on my desk there's also one on the counter at the painted porch.

Concentrating on the task before you like a Roman

Don't let your reflection of the whole sweep of life crush you. Don't fill your mind with all the bad things that might still happen. Stay focused on the present situation and ask yourself why it is so unbearable and can't be survived.

At every moment keep a sturdy mind on the task at hand as a Roman and as a human being doing it with strict and simple dignity, affection, freedom and justice, giving yourself a break from all other considerations.

Approach each task as if it is your last giving up every distraction, emotional subversion of reason and all drama, vanity and complaint over your fair share.

Were you to live 3000 years or even accountless multiple of that keep in mind that no one ever loses a life other than the one they are living and no one ever lives a life other than the one they are losing. The longest and the shortest life then amount to the same for the present moment last for all and is all anyone possesses. No one can possess either the past or the future for how can someone be deprived of what is not theirs.

By the way, it's 1.99 as an ebook right now, I'll link to that later.

That's also the premise of the Daily Stoic journal, right?

By the way, the book, if you haven't checked it out, is 1.99 as an ebook right now only going to last for a few more days.

And if you haven't read the Daily Stoke or you want to give it as a gift, this is this cheap as it will ever get.

Just a reminder we've got signed copies of all my books in the Daily Stoke store.

the daily stoic is 199 as an ebook pretty much everywhere ebooks are sold in the US and in the UK there's obviously a leather bound hardcore edition there's unit sign copies of the regular book in the daily stoic store at store.dailystoic.com but if you click the link in today's show notes you can get the daily stoic for buck 99 that's as cheap as it's ever going to be and hopefully start the new year with some stoicism alongside how to be loved

I actually do this journal every single day there's a question in the morning question the afternoon and there's these sort of weekly meditations

as epictetus says every day and night we keep thoughts like this at hand write them read them aloud and talk to yourself and others about them

can check out the daily stoke journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy from me in the daily stoke store at store.dailystoke.com

On Thursdays we do double duty, not just reading our daily meditation but also reading a passage from the book The Daily Stoic, 366 meditations on wisdom, perseverance and the art of living which I wrote with my wonderful co-author and collaborator Stephen Hanselman.

the daily stoic is 199 as an e-book right now

That's Kindle, that's iBooks, wherever you get your e-books, you can get it for 199.

If you haven't read the daily stoic, it's 199 on Amazon right now as an ebook in the US and the UK.

the leatherbound edition of the daily stoke

The Daily Stoic has sold well over a million copies and spent more weeks on the bestseller list than any book about Stoicism ever.

So price isn't an excuse. I got my publisher to discount the Daily Stoic ebook to $1.99 in the US and the UK for just a few days which you can check out.

Obviously you can get the hardcover anywhere books are sold. I'll sign it if you buy it at store.dailystoic.com or you can get the leather edition which I'm super proud of.

This is the first week in The Daily Stoic Journal, 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator, Stephen Hanselman.

You can check out The Daily Stoic Journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy from me in The Daily Stoic Store.

But the premise of that book is actually, I mean, it's supposed to be an entry point to stoic philosophy.

He says acquire one thing every day. He says one thing every day that makes you stronger, wiser, protects you from misforechan or difficulty.

So the premise there is I just going to give you one, you know, one page a day and then I also do a free email every day about stoic philosophy as well at dailystoic.com.

you can check out the daily stoke journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy from me in the daily stoke store

State your claim and this is from this week's entry in the Daily Steal of Journal 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translators Stephen Hanselman.

the leather bound edition of the Daily Stoke we have them all in the Daily Stoke Store which you can check out at store.dailystoke.com

On Thursdays, we do double duty not just reading our daily meditation but also reading a passage from the book The Daily Stoic, 366 meditations on wisdom, perseverance and the art of living which I wrote with my wonderful co-author and collaborator, Stephen Hanselman.

you can check out the daily stoic journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy from me in the daily stoic store

And this is from this week's entry in the Daily Steal of Journal 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman.

I actually do this journal every single day there's a question in the morning question the afternoon then there's these sort of weekly meditations as epictetus says every day and night we keep thoughts like this at hand write them read them aloud and talk to yourself others about them you can check out the Daily Stoke Journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy from me in the Daily Stoke store it's store.dailystoke.com

balance the books of life daily and this is from this week's entry in the daily stoic journal 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman I actually do this journal every single day there's a question in the morning a question the afternoon then there's these sort of weekly meditations as epithetists every day and night we keep thoughts like this at hand write them read them aloud and talk to yourself and others about them you can check out the dailystoic journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy from me in the dailystoic store it's stored at dailystoic.com

reading a passage from the book The Daily Stoic, 366 meditations on wisdom, perseverance and the art of living which I wrote with my wonderful co-author and collaborator, Stephen Hanselman.

On Thursdays we do double duty not just reading our daily meditation, but also reading a passage from the book The Daily Stoic, 366 meditations on wisdom, perseverance and the art of living which I wrote with my wonderful co-author and collaborator Stephen Hanselman.

And then we send you out into the world to do your best to turn these words into works.

Always the same this is today's entry in the Daily Stoic 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman.

Just a reminder, we've got signed copies of all my books in the Daily Stoke Store.

You can get them personalized. You can get them sent to a friend.

The leather-bound edition of The Daily Stoke.

We have them all in the Daily Stoke Store which you can check out at store.dailystoke.com.

this is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman.

I actually do this journal every single day there's a question in the morning a question in the afternoon then there's these sort of weekly meditations as epictetus says every day and night we keep thoughts like this at hand write them read them aloud and talk to yourself and others about them you can check out the Daily Stoic Journal anywhere books are sold

On Thursdays we do double duty not just reading our daily meditation, but also reading a passage from the book The Daily Stoic, 366 meditations on wisdom, perseverance in the art of living which I wrote with my wonderful co-author and collaborator, Stephen Hanselman.

this week's entry in the daily stillic journal 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman. I actually do this journal every single day there's a question in the morning, a question in the afternoon then there's these sort of weekly meditations.

I actually do this journal every single day there's a question in the morning with question the afternoon then there's these sort of weekly meditations as epithetists says every day and night we keep thoughts like this at hand write them read them aloud and talk to yourself and others about them you can check out the daily stuinal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy for me in the daily stuinal store at store.dailystoged.com

And this is from this week's entry in the dailystilck journal, 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co writer and translator, Steve Enhancelman.

I actually do this journal every single day. There's a question in the morning, a question in the afternoon. Then there's these sort of weekly meditations as epithetists says every day and night we keep thoughts like this at hand, write them, read them aloud and talk to yourself and others about them.

You can check out the dailystilck journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy for me in the daily store at store.

And this is from this week's entry in the daily stoa journal 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman.

You can check out the daily stoke journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy from me in the daily stokes store at store.dailystoke.com.

from this week's entry in the daily still journal 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman I actually do this journal every single day there's a question in the morning a question the afternoon then there's these sort of weekly meditations as epic teetus says every day and night we keep thoughts like this at hand write them read them aloud and talk to yourself others about them you can check out the daily still journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy from me in the daily still store at store.dailystoke.com

You can pick this up anywhere, books or sold. I use this journal myself every single day and you can also pick up a sign copy at store.dailystoic.com.

Journal 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly Ryan Holiday. You can get it anywhere, books or sold.

This is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoke Journal. 366 days of writing on reflection in the art of living by me, Ryan Holiday and my co-author Stephen Hanselman. You can get this anywhere, books or sold although we also have signed copies in the Daily Stoke Store. And of course, at my bookstore, the painting, Portshire and Bashar of Texas.

you can actually get signed copies of the daily stoke journal in the daily stoke store at store.dailystoke.com or we've got copies here at the painted porch my bookstore in basterp, Texas always pie for people ask me to sign them all the time anyways check out the daily stoke journal.

It's this is a great question to meditate on each day and write about

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this is from this week's entry in the daily stoic journal 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living together by myself and the wonderful steve handselman you can buy this anywhere books are sold

protect your own good and all that you do and as concerns everything else take what is given as far as you can make reasoned use of it if you don't you'll be unlucky prone to failure hindered and stymied

I actually do this journal every single day there's a question in the morning a question in the afternoon and there's these sort of weekly meditations as epictetus says every day and night we keep thoughts like this at hand write them read them aloud and talk to yourself and others about them you can check out the daily stoward journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy from me in the daily stoward store it's store.dailystoward.com

this is from the daily stoward journal 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of journaling on the art of living which I use myself every morning I love the little prompts here is epictetus's discourses who as you know epictetus was Musonius Rufus' student

What's in your way is the way and this is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman.

You can check out the Daily Stoic Journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy from me in the Daily Stoic store at store.dailystoic.com

I actually do this journal every single day there's a question in the morning question the afternoon then there's these sort of weekly meditations as epithetia says every day and night we keep thoughts like this at hand write them read them aloud and talk to yourself and others about them you can check out the daily stochron or any where books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy for me in the daily stoch store at store.dailystoch.com

What makes a person free from hindrance and self-determining? Wealth doesn't, neither does high office, state, or kingdom; rather something else must be found. In the case of living, it is knowledge of how to live.

you can check out the Daily Stoic Journal anywhere books are sold

366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman I actually do this journal every single day there's a question in the morning a question in the afternoon and there's these sort of weekly meditations as epictetus says every day and night we keep thoughts like this at hand write them read them aloud and talk to yourself others about them can check out the daily still journal anywhere books are sold you can also get a signed personalized copy for me in the daily store it's stored at dailystoke.com

And the leather additions of the daily stoic in the obstacle is the way the perfect gift for any fathers in your life.

It's a genuine leather cover with a new foil stamp logo. It comes in a hard bound box specifically made for both books. It's this eight gram-monkin cream paper, one of the best papers in the world for books. It's got in sheets and a ribbon. You can mark your page. There's new illustrations for each of the sections in the books. And there's a letter from me, the author, the obstacle is the way it comes with a letter play, press note for me, and then the daily stoic comes with one for me and my co-author Stephen Hanselman.

You can check out the daily stoic journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy from me in the daily stoic store at store.dailystoic.com.

Show. Don't tell. And this is from this week's entry in the Daily Stewart Journal 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman. I actually do this journal every single day. There's a question in the morning, a question in the afternoon, then there's these sort of weekly meditations.

You can check out the Daily Stewart Journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy from me in the Daily Stewart store at store.dailystoke.com.

This is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator, Stephen Hanselman.

You can check out the Daily Stoic Journal anywhere books are sold. You can also get a signed personalized copy from me in the Daily Stoic Store at store.dailystoic.com

And this is this week's meditation in the Daily Stoic Journal titled Impulse Control.

I do hope you check out the journal. It's a little journal I do every morning.

So he was like, trust me these books, they're magic. They just it just becomes a part of people's life. He's like, it'll be the best-selling book you've ever written.

If you haven't read The Daily Stoke, if you're just enjoying this podcast more power to you. But but here's a here's an insight into what's in the book and some quotes and passages and and meditations from me on those meditations from the Stokes that I think you will enjoy.

But in today's episode I wanted to bring you just 10 of my favorite meditations from The Daily Stoke. Stuff on how to find joy at a measure success, how to conquer your temper, find meaning, conquer grief.

And you can check out The Daily Stoke anywhere books are sold there's an audiobook version you can get a sign print version from the painting porch we even have like a premium leather edition that we sell at The Daily Stoke Store as well as on Amazon.

What can go wrong might. And this is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator, Stephen Hanselman.

This is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman. I actually do this journal every single day.

366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Steve Enhancelman. I actually do this journal every single day there's a question in the morning, a question in the afternoon and there's these sort of weekly meditations.

What expensive things cost? And this is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator, Stephen Hanselman. I actually do this journal every single day. There's a question in the morning, a question in the afternoon, then there's these sort of weekly meditations.

You can check out the Daily Stoic Journal anywhere books are sold. You can also get a signed personalized copy from me in the Daily Stoic store at store.dailystoic.com.

And that's from today's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal.

You can check out the daily stoic journal anywhere books are sold you can also get a signed personalized copy from me in the daily stoic store at store.dailystoke.com.

Our Daily Stoic Leatherbound Editions are back in stock! The Daily Stoic is the first collection of all the Stoics in centuries and the only book to ever put them in a page-a-day format--366 days of the best Stoic quotes, insights, and exercises.

I had to close the Daily Stone Journal

366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman.

prepare review and reflect

if you've read the Daily Stoke if you go through it every day I've got some good news as an ebook it's for sale for 199 on Amazon right now that's like as cheap as it will be if there's someone you might want to give the book to if you just wanted it another format this is as cheap as it'll get and I just wanted to pass that along I hope you can pick it up and support it dollar 99 on Amazon in the US I think i books too also discounted in the UK and whatever markets they have the rights to or if you've reread it and you want something a tad more durable the the cloth bound lay flat hardcover that we published you can get signed copies in the Daily Stoke store but if you didn't know there's also a leather edition now that we're five years into the book I wanted to make sure it could stand the test of time it could put up with the stresses that people put on it and if you want to pick up one of those you can pick that up at dailystoke.com slash leather or you can get it on Amazon as well but I hope you pick up and reread the Daily Stoke this year

It's now sold more than a million copies, it's in dozens of languages, it's spent more weeks on the bestseller list than any other book about Stoicism ever.

if you really want to get something out of your reading, you must linger among a limited number of master thinkers and digest their works.

if you haven't read The Daily Stoic, 366 meditations on wisdom, perseverance and the art of living, I love that you're listening to this podcast.

It's how I kicked this whole thing off. I wrote the book in 2015 and 2016. It's got original translations from all the Stoics.

Or if you just want the cloth bound, lay flat version, the standard hardcover, you can pick that up anywhere books are sold and also at store.dailystoic.com and I'll sign your edition as well.

This is from this week's entry in the daily Stoic Journal, 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman. I actually do this journal every single day. There's a question in the morning, a question in the afternoon, then there's these sort of weekly meditations.

I've had a bust of Marcus Arelius on my desk through writing all of my books starting with the obstacles the way I love it.

you can check out the daily steward journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy for me in the daily stoke store it's store.dailysteward.com

and I know some of you have been on that path with me as well so as I cracked open a fresh one that was pretty cool um and I'm about to finish my my first go-around all the way through of my five year one line a day journal so I've been doing every day for five years and just to just to have that finished is like an incredible and cool experience and to think of the reflection that went into this and so you know when we talk about journaling it's uh it's not just a sort of a cathartic thing it's not just a moment of stillness in the morning or the afternoon or whenever you happen to do it to me the power of it is that it is recording your progress as you go when I look at some of the things that I wrote five years ago when I think about what I was going through five years ago right I just I am proud of myself for the work that I have been putting in on myself

This is from this week's entry in the Daily Steuert Journal, 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman.

I actually do this journal every single day. There's a question in the morning, a question in the afternoon and there's these sort of weekly meditations.

You can check out the Daily Steuert Journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy from me in the Daily Steuert store at store.dailysteuert.com.

I actually do this journal every single day. There's a question in the morning, a question in the afternoon and there's these sort of weekly meditations.

You can check out the daily stowach journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy from me in the daily stowach store at store.dailystowach.com.

This is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator, Stephen Hanselman.

You can check out the Daily Stoic Journal anywhere a book's are sold. You can also get a signed personalized copy from me in the Daily Stoic Store at store.dailystoic.com.

And I hope you journal on this in the in the dailystoke journal if you're doing it.

And this is from this week's entry in the Daily Steuert journal 366 Days of Writing and Reflection on the Art of Living by yours truly and my co-writer and translator Stephen Hanselman.

I actually do this journal every single day there's a question in the morning, a question in the afternoon then there's these sort of weekly meditations.

As Epictetus says every day and night we keep thoughts like this at hand write them read them aloud and talk to yourself and others about them

you can check out the Daily Steuert journal anywhere books are sold and also get a signed personalized copy for me in the Daily Steuert store at store.dailysteuert.com.

I read this great book called the daily stock you probably heard of it

You can check out the Daily Stilic Journal anywhere books are sold. You can also get a signed personalized copy from me in the Daily Stilic Store at store.dailystilic.com.

This is from today's entry in the Daily Stoic, Journal 366 Days of Writing and Reflection on the Art of Living by yours truly Ryan Holiday.

You can get it anywhere books are sold.

Obviously, I wrote The Daily Stoic but I read a number of daily books.

This is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal 366 days of writing on reflection in the art of living by me Ryan Holiday and my co-author Stephen Hanselman.

This is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly and my colleague Stephen Hanselman who I also wrote the Daily Stoic with

They even have my newest book, Lives of the Stoics, so if you've been meaning to check that out you can do that too.

And so every morning we'd read that and several quotes from it. I credit you in the book. Several quotes from it in the book are from your translations of these. So thank you for that because it really helped, especially being 10 years old and we just needed some father's son time and he gave us something to focus on what we're doing and I know it influenced some of what I was writing. So thank you.

And that's from this week's entry in The Daily Stoic Journal.

366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by me Ryan Holiday which you can pick up signed versions of in The Daily Stoic Store.

You can get Ryan's own The Daily Stoic and more.

Blinkist lets you get the topline information and the most important points from the most important nonfiction books out there, whether it's Ryan's The Daily Stoic, and more.

But you can check out the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by me, Ryan Holiday, anywhere books are sold,

One day a week I read an entry from the book.

I loved this the first time I heard it.

It is well to be flexible. This is today's entry in the daily Stoics. 366 meditations on wisdom, perseverance and the art of living.

You get a whole bunch of awesome stuff, including a cloth bound book that's not for sale anywhere of my best meditations. You get some interviews. You get quarterly chats with me. You get a bunch of great stuff.

Me, the author of The Daily Stoic, Lives of the Stoic, and the narrator of this podcast that I'm grateful you listen to, I am going to be the live instructor of this course in five live video sessions, which we're calling office hours.

just a reminder we've got signed copies of all my books in The Daily Stoic Store you can get them personalized, you can get them sent to a friend whatever you want we'd love for you to have a copy I love signed copies of some of my favorite books

Blinkist lets you get the topline information and the most important points from the most important nonfiction books out there, whether it's Ryan's own The Daily Stoic, Yuval Harari's Sapiens, and more.

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What can go wrong might, and this is from this week's entry in the Daily Stoic Journal, 366 days of writing and reflection on the art of living by yours truly.

I got all three of your books right there, man.

I love your books really, honestly. I mean, I think they're great. I mean, I love like kind of the short chapters, man. You know, they're great bedside books and and and you know, it's really it's just a strong it's a great message for these days.

the as well as the ego is the enemy and now the lives of the Stoics, you know, so I'm a big fan.

Hey, Ryan, this is why I really like your books. I mean, you make philosophy and stoic philosophy relevant and accessible.

That's from the Daily Stoic Weekly Meditation in the Daily Stoic Journal, which I hope you check out.

The Daily Stoke is $199 as an e-book right now to kick off 2021. And we have a premium leather edition of the book available as well.

when I published The Daily Stoke in 2016, I had no idea it would go on to sell more than a million copies in 30 languages. Spend hundreds of weeks on the best seller list.

If you haven't read it yet or want to give it as a gift, this is as cheap as the book will ever get.

the Daily Stoke is one 99 as an ebook right now.

The UK edition is also discounted plus the Daily Stoke, leather bound addition, our limited edition, premium leather addition is for sale in the Daily Stoke store and you can work personalized edition as well.

Just go to store.dailystoke.com and of course check out the 199 ebook on Amazon.

whether it's Ryan's own The Daily Stoic, Yuval Harari's Sapiens, and more.

The Daily Stoke is one 99 as an ebook right now. The UK edition is also discounted plus. The Daily Stoke leather bound edition are limited edition premium leather edition is for sale in the Daily Stoke store, and you can order personalized edition as well.

Just go to store.dailystoke.com.

And of course check out the 199 ebook on Amazon.

The Daily Stoke is one 99 as an ebook right now.

The UK edition is also discounted plus.

The Daily Stoke, whether bound addition or limited addition.

Premium weather addition is for sale in the Daily Stoke store.

And you can order personalized edition as well.

I wrote this book The Daily Stoic which was one page a day and then I just kept going.

Be stingy with time. That's what we're journaling about in the Daily Stoic Journal.

This is the February 3rd entry from the Daily Stoic, which I'm holding the cloth-bound version here.

We've got a leather-bound in the Daily Stoic store as well, if you didn't know that.