Do you often feel like you’re a slave to your emotions? Do you feel like you’ve lost sight of your goals, distracted by bad habits that have taken you off-path from your ideal life? Then you need to keep reading…

The Ancient Greco-Roman philosophy of Stoicism, hailing from 300 B. C, believes that the path to happiness lies in the freedom from our emotions. To not be controlled by each thought and feeling, and accept each moment with self-awareness is to align ourselves with the natural order of the universe, and find complete fulfillment. Even today, millenniums after his death, his teachings are followed globally as a means to end all needless suffering and connect to a deeper life purpose.

In Stoicism in Modern Life, you’ll discover:

The secrets to INSTANTLY mastering your emotions (You’ll navigate any situation life throws at you with reason and dignity!)

The vital tools needed to build mental toughness and overcome ANY challenge without feeling defeated or overwhelmed.

Fourteen genius ways to apply Stoic wisdom to your daily life and rise above the negativity of modern culture NOW.

Three tricks to remaining mentally strong, even during times of intense stress.

Little-known ways to declutter your mind, gain mental clarity and find better solutions to your problems.

How to STOP reliving the past and finally align yourself with your goals.

Daily mindfulness practices to cultivate self-awareness and eliminate all unnecessary suffering.

Ground-breaking methods to take back control of your emotions, your mind, and your life (Use your regained power to manifest the reality you most desire!)

and much, much more…

By relying on the expert research behind Stoicism in Modern Life, you’ll immediately recognize the mistakes that result in your extended suffering and how to use the Marcus Aurelius mindset to free yourself from the shackles of modern-day negativities.

If you want to access this ancient wisdom then you should listen to this audiobook!

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Äänikirja: 4. tammikuuta 2020