Stoicism for Beginners: An Empowering Introduction to Stoic Philosophy, Daily Meditations & a Guide to the Art of Joy, Happiness, Positivity, Stress & Life - Be Happy, Stop Anxiety & Beat Depression

De: Tobias Entwistle

Narrado por: Joe Wosik

Duración: 3 h y 14 m

Resumen del Editor

Are you ready to unlock the ancient secrets of stoicism? Do you want to experience more joy, happiness, and positivity in your life? Would you like to discover the empowering daily stoic rituals that will rapidly help you develop more discipline and mental toughness? If you ever struggle with the chaos of life, you’re not alone. Maybe you experience anxiety, depression, or stress.

The truth is, life is challenging. And it’s important to remember that this is not your fault!

But that’s how Stoicism For Beginners will empower you.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

• The daily stoic rituals for happiness, joy, positivity and stress relief.
• An actionable, life-changing guide to implementing stoicism into your daily routine.
• The wise & life-changing lessons from ancient stoics.
• Seven tips from the stoics on how to develop mental toughness.
• How to keep calm in chaos (must read!).
• The art of stoicism for a happier life & how to think like a roman emperor!
• The perfect beginners guide to transforming your mindset with stoicism.

How would your life change if you could experience more joy, happiness, and positivity without worrying ever again?

No matter how stressed, out of control or anxious you may feel, you’ll learn how to finally unlock the ancient wisdom of stoicism and achieve the mental clarity you truly deserve. Even if you don’t understand how stoicism works or what it is, this book will empower you.

So if you’re ready to apply the ancient wisdom of stoicism to your life and enrich your world with more joy, happiness and positivity today, then scroll up and listen now!

©2019 Tobias Enwistle (P)2019 Tobias Enwistle

Amazing New Outlook

Stoic philosophy dates back to ancient practices of people with different cultural and religious values. As we know, we can learn a lot through history. The author writes this book amazingly and really gives good insight on a way of life that is new to us but old to many. Definitely would recommend whether you plan on following this lifestyle or not.

Such an excellent well written guide!

Tobias Entwistle is a brilliant writer. I found the "stoicism for beginners" book to be a real breath of fresh air. This wonderful book has given me lots of tips on how to stop worrying about the little things in life and just to enjoy what I have. After reading this book, I decided to learn more about modern philosophy and how that pertains to my own happiness. Oh and I have also invested in taking a yoga class.

Very interesting

I think this is a decent book if you're into mediation and dealing with anxiety. The narrator's voice is decent listen.

Excellent

An excellent introduction to this philosophy. Better than anything I have ever come across. Absolutely loved it.

This book is Amazing! Definitely Recommend!

Reading this book gave me a new look on life and taught me how to look at things different. I definitely recommend this book to anyone who's struggling with finding happiness. I loved it!

SLOW DOWN AND SMELL THE ROSES!!!

As the owner/operator of 2 small businesses, I live a very chaotic and stressful life. This book gave me the tools and techniques to slow down and enjoy life. Thanks Tobias.

DELIGHTFUL LISTENING

GREAT WAY TO COMBAT WITH DEPRESSION. GIVES ALOT OF TECHNIQUES I DIDNT KNOW OF TIL I LISTEN. Highly Recommend it!

Wonderful! Excellent!

Narrator was excellent . He made it sound as if a friend was speaking to you. I heard so many things that pertained to me but I also heard solutions. Great! Just wonderful!

Lots of good info, some bad info, bad reading

This book is definitely filled with good info about stoicism if your a beginner. It gives background info on it's history as well as it's principles and ways to implement it into your life. However, there were some very frustrating parts. For example, when talking about how to deal with difficult people it offered the extreme meaningless and unhelpful tactic of "learn to cope with it". it doesn't give any info on how you might go about doing that or different techniques to try or anything, it just basically said that if your struggling with something or someone, deal with it.... super helpful :/ In that same paragraph it goes on to offer other ways of dealing with difficult people, "....be true and honest with yourself, and never compromise your values." That's great super genetic advise. It feels like the author was like, "I don't actually know much about this point, but it's important to the philosophy so I can't leave it out.... oh! I'll just write a bunch of vague and universally true ideas to cover up that I don't know how to do this." BTW, this is a very unstoic thing to do.
Additionally, whomever is doing the reading is not great. The narrator sounds at times extremely robotic and at other times uses inflections on words and sentences in weird places. It feels like the narrator is at times a computer and at other time perhaps not a native English speaker? There is no accent or anything, just weird intonations and infacis is the wrong part of words which I found very distracting.
Lastly, I just want to reiterate that overall I thought this book did have lots of good info and is definitely worth reading.

Okay Self-help type book but not very Stoic.

An alright but odd book that fails as a quality introduction to Stoicism. It is written in two distinct voices and contains far too much erroneous information. It is as though an amateur self-help author did very minimal research on Stoicism, copied lines and paragraphs from an academic paper, interspersed his own poor writing, and managed get a good deal wrong about Stoicism past and present. I am not saying this book is useless, but tread carefully in considering it to be any kind of authority on Stoicism. Also, the thing where the author begs for reviews at the end of every chapter is really annoying.