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Instant #1 New York Times Bestseller
In his New York Times Bestseling Book, Discipline is Destiny, Ryan Holiday made a stoic case for the life of self-discipline. In this much awaited third installment in the stoic properties chain, it argues for the need for what is right-even when it is not easy
For the ancestors, everything worth chasing in life was washed away by a strong sense of justice – or someone’s commitment to do the right thing, no matter how difficult it is. To be courageous, intelligent and self-informed, one must start with justice. The influence of the modern world often tells us that properly acting is optional. Holiday argues that it is only untrue – and the fact is that so few people today have the power to stand up with their beliefs as to why we are so sad.
In the right thing, now., Holiday attracted the attractive stories of historical figures such as Marcus Oralius, Florence Knightingale, Jimmy Carter, Gandhi, and Frederick Douglas, whose kindness of kindness, honesty, integrity and loyalty we can simulate as pillars of rebellion. Through the life of these role models, listeners learn the transformative power of living by a moral code and, through stories of caution of unjust leaders, the results of a sick-preferable discretion.
Stokes never claimed that it was easy to live, only it was necessary. And that optional – considering our principles for something less – was considered only by cowards and fools. The right thing, now. The moral failures of our modern era is a powerful fire, and is a manual to live virtuous.
Customers say
Customers find the book enlightening, with one noting it provides a blueprint for living a more virtuous life. Moreover, the book receives positive feedback for its readability. However, the writing style receives mixed reactions, with some praising it as an easy-to-read series while others find it poorly written.
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