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- Instant #1 New York Times Bestseller
- Part of the Stoic Virtues series by Ryan Holiday
- Emphasizes the importance of doing what’s right, even when it’s difficult
- Advocates for the necessity of justice as the foundation for courage, wisdom, and self-discipline
- Showcases historical figures like Marcus Aurelius and Gandhi as examples of moral living
- Highlights the transformative power of living by a moral code
- Criticizes the modern belief that acting justly is optional
- Serves as a manual for living virtuously in the face of moral failures
I believe Ryan Holiday’s “Right Thing, Right Now: Good Values. Good Character. Good Deeds.” is a profound addition to The Stoic Virtues Series. As someone who appreciates practical philosophy and personal growth, this book resonated deeply with me. Holiday adeptly weaves together ancient Stoic principles with contemporary challenges, offering a roadmap that remains as pertinent today as it did centuries ago. His clear and engaging writing style renders complex ideas accessible, while the real-life anecdotes he shares bring these timeless concepts to life in practical ways. The emphasis on acting with integrity in the present moment, cultivating a virtuous character, and committing to noble actions struck a chord with me, providing a blueprint for a life guided by values. What distinguishes this book is its hands-on approach. Holiday doesn’t merely expound on Stoic virtues; he provides actionable steps and exercises to assist readers in integrating these principles into their daily lives.
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