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Books by Ryan Holiday, Stephen Hanselman mentioned on podcasts
Ryan Holiday and Stephen Hanselman's work, including The Daily Stoic, was featured on the podcast The Daily Stoic. During an episode with Dr. Rangan Chatterjee, the guest mentioned the influence of Holiday's books, emphasizing that the central concepts of stoicism and internal states discussed in them connect to health and behaviors. In discussions reflecting on a decade of writing, Ryan Holiday talked about nearing the completion of the first draft of the fourth book in the Virtue series, noting his comfort with the progress and addressing the complexities of discussing virtue without appearing as a master of it. Holiday also discussed his book The Daily Stoic, explaining that it consists of one page a day and forms part of his eight-year practice of publishing daily Stoic meditations, having started Daily Stoic in 2016 as an email list to gauge audience sentiments. Furthermore, Holiday mentioned his book The Daily Journal, which features a daily Stoic prompt that he sometimes utilizes. Guests on the program also reflected on reading Holiday's work and noted how terms like slacktivism emerged around the time he was writing.
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The Daily Stoic
The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday and Stephen Hanselman is a popular guide that offers daily Stoic meditations and practical philosophical insights for modern life.
Discussed“We can hear this stuff, and the people who read your books will know this is a central idea in my new book, but I don't think people are connecting that to their health and behaviors. Since I spoke to Edith Eger, and your audience probably knows who she is, a 93-year-old lady, I thought, 'Wow, this really resonates with”
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The Daily Stoic Journal
The Daily Stoic Journal by Ryan Holiday and Stephen Hanselman provides readers with daily prompts and exercises designed to cultivate ancient Stoic principles in modern life.
Discussed“Yeah, I just have a kind of blank journal that I do, and then I did this book called 'The Daily Journal', which has a Stoic prompt every day, and I like the prompts. So I do those from time to time also. For me, it's kind of a grab bag of different things to think about, but it's usually”
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Lives of the Stoics
Lives of the Stoics by Ryan Holiday and Stephen Hanselman offers an accessible biographical exploration of the ancient philosophers who shaped Stoicism, shifting the focus away from abstract theory and toward the actual lives they lived.
Discussed“Alright, I'll do it; I wrote a whole book about this, you know? I did a book called 'Lives with the Stoics' which is bios of each of the Stoics.”
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