Stoicism: Tackle life with courage, self-control, a sense of justice and wisdom by embracing the Stoic Philosophy of Life Paperback – 27 Sept. 2017

Really enjoyed the book very good practical common sense examples and its inspired me to delve deeper into the subject.

I'm afraid this is not a book. At 64 pages this is little more than a long essay.Right now Stoicism has seen a rise in popularity and the author has realised that there is a large gap in the market. Existing Stoicism literature says a lot about the correct state of mind/behaviours that underpin a true stoic. But there is very little in the current literature that gives us true practical exercises that may help us to develop those states of mind/behaviours in the every day, modern world.This book tries to sell itself as the solution to this problem, but it is simply a hastily put together article, with simple scenarios, showing you how a Stoic would deal with the situation. It is not worth purchasing if you're serious about incorporating stoicism into your life.I was shocked to see that there is actually a paperback version of this book...at 64 pages!I gave it two stars instead of one because I bought the kindle version for 99p, which is about all it is worth.

Although this book lacks the depth of Marcus Aurelius (meditations), Wallace Foulds puts together a good introduction, and answers numerous questions about stoicism. In spite of misgivings, commend this work for its confident presentation of an ominously ignored philosophy..

It helped me in the search for reality