The Daily Stoic

Description

The private journals of probably the best head, the individual letters of one of Rome’s ideal

dramatists and smartest force expedites, the talks of a previous slave and outcast, turned persuasive

instructor. Despite seemingly insurmountable opposition and the death of somewhere in the range of two centuries, these unfathomable reports endure.

What do they say? Could these antiquated and darken pages truly contain anything pertinent to present-day

life? The appropriate response, it turns out, is yes. They contain the absolute most prominent knowledge throughout the entire existence of the world.