The Daily Stoic

This book was recently published by Biblioasis, the publisher of The Notebook.

Rich Roll's father-in-law was reading "Finding Ultra" which he had picked up at a bookstore.

Ryan's son is reading the *Percy Jackson* series. It is based on Greek mythology.

The author mentioned this book in the context of discussing Stoics making the wrong call in historical moments.

Seneca believed that we should take frequent wandering walks, because constant work will fracture our minds. He says that the mind must be given relaxation, it will rise improved and sharper after a good break, just as rich fields must not be forced for they will quickly lose their fertility if never given a break.

Tennessee Williams's book, "The Catastrophe of Success", talks about the part of the catastrophe was the removal of struggle.

The book was about historical facts related to Jesus and it was sufficient evidence for the speaker to believe in what he was told about Jesus' existence and resurrection when he was younger.

The speaker mentioned this book as an example of Stoic philosophy resonating across cultures.

The speaker was excited to interview the author of this book, which is about intimate conversation and building deeper relationships.

Marcus Aurelius kept a collection of stories about the ancient Greeks and Romans and their virtues, in a book called The Deeds of the Ancient Greeks and Romans.

Ryan Holiday mentions this book and states that it was published in 2021.

Ryan Holiday mentions that he finished writing this book and it was published in 2022.

Ryan Holiday was giving an example of a book which might be suitable for a certain audience, and suggested it might be perfect for some people but not others.

This book was mentioned as an example of how to relate to suffering, and it was said that Frankl's writings on Stoicism were relevant.

This book explores how classical writers on virtue, primarily the Stoics, inspired the lives of the Founding Fathers and defined America. It specifically examines how the Stoics taught the founders about the pursuit of happiness.

The book is mentioned in passing as a catalyst to understanding the concept of 'enough' and how being dissatisfied with your current situation leads to feeling poor regardless of your actual financial status.

This book was highly recommended but was not explicitly described.