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andrewc's review against another edition
adventurous
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emotional
informative
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medium-paced
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This was great read. In fact, I’m good enough going to buy a copy for each of my kids. I wouldn’t be surprised if I find myself coming back to this throughout the years.
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5.0
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5.0
Intro to Stoic resilience
Ryan Holiday did well in using the examples of the greats (Teddy Roosevelt, Marcus Aurelius, etc) to show that resilience is the nicer way to live which gives more joy and freedom of choice. The book urges us to moving past the inconvenience of obstacles to their benefits.
Ryan Holiday did well in using the examples of the greats (Teddy Roosevelt, Marcus Aurelius, etc) to show that resilience is the nicer way to live which gives more joy and freedom of choice. The book urges us to moving past the inconvenience of obstacles to their benefits.
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Another examples list of successful businessmen...how they preserve to become rich and successful. I wanted to like this because a friend gave it to me not I find out very similar to other books I've read ... I think I need to purge all my business books and self help books..
There are some motivating ideas and examples... I've just read too much like this, and the examples seem intangible and not feasible for most small realistic goals unless transposed with great stretching...
most the great successes are whose m we n. We need to diversify success books.
And
There are some motivating ideas and examples... I've just read too much like this, and the examples seem intangible and not feasible for most small realistic goals unless transposed with great stretching...
most the great successes are whose m we n. We need to diversify success books.
And