Discipline will mark your destiny (The 4 Stoic Virtues 2): The power of self-control

Author: Holiday, Ryan

Brand: CONECTA

Colour: White

Edition: 001

Union: Softcover

Number of pages: 320

Release date: 10-13-2022

Details:

"Ryan Holiday has brought the ancient teachings of Stoicism to millions of readers, from athletes and politicians to CEOs."
Good Morning America.

An inspiring tribute to the power and promise of self-discipline; This is the second book in the series "The 4 Stoic Virtues"
Ryan Holiday, New York Times bestselling author.

To conquer the world, one must first conquer oneself: emotions, actions and thoughts. Eisenhower said that freedom is the practice of self-discipline. Cicero defined the virtue of temperance as the splendor of life. Without boundaries and self-control, we not only risk not reaching our potential and losing what we have achieved, but we also ensure a life of humiliation and misery.

In this new book, Ryan Holiday defends temperance as the most important virtue. Throughout history it has received different names – self-control, discipline… – but they all refer to the same thing: governing instead of being governed; to set your own limits; to set your own habits. All the greats in history have practiced this form of self-control, from baseball legend Lou Gehrig to Queen Elizabeth II, writer Joyce Carol Oates, Emperor Marcus Aurelius, and Martin Luther King Jr., minister and leader of the movement for civil rights.
In a time of excess and disorder, self-discipline is now more necessary than ever. Do you dare to dig deep to find it? And, more importantly, will you use it? Only with self-discipline can you direct your life toward true fulfillment.

The critic has said:

"An agile and absorbing read."
Annie Duke, author of the best-selling Thinking In Bets
"A powerful argument in favor of the virtues and values ​​by which today's leaders should live."
Admiral James Stavridis, former Supreme Commander of NATO Allied Forces

Package dimensions: 9.0 x 6.1 x 1.3 cm.

Languages: Spanish