Book · 2024
Handbook for Hard Times
A Monk's Guide to Fearless Living
Handbook for Hard Times by Gelong Thubten has been mentioned in 1 episode across 1 podcast (1 episode recommends it and 0 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Steven Bartlett (1 episode) on The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett (1 episode).
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And this book is called Handbook for Hard Times, a monk's guide to fearless living. I think that your message is more important now than it's ever been because there's I mean much of the reason why I've probably stumbled across Buddhism is for the same reasons that many people are.
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Handbook for Hard Times by Gelong Thubten is a guide to fearless living that applies ancient Buddhist principles to modern adversities. Steven Bartlett discussed the book during an episode of The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett titled Buddhist Monk: Do This For 10 Mins To Escape The Prison Of Your Mind!, released on June 23, 2025. Speaking directly to the author, Bartlett highlighted the vital importance of the book's message in the current cultural climate, noting that it felt more crucial than ever before. The host reflected on his own journey toward Buddhism, suggesting that many people today stumble upon these spiritual traditions for the very same reasons of personal turmoil and existential searching. By endorsing the handbook as a companion for fearless living, Bartlett reinforced the idea that the author's insights provided necessary comfort and psychological tools for enduring difficult periods, thereby validating the broader mission of the work to alleviate widespread psychological suffering in society.
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Steven Bartlett And this book is called Handbook for Hard Times, a monk's guide to fearless living. I think that your messa… 1
“And this book is called Handbook for Hard Times, a monk's guide to fearless living. I think that your message is more important now than it's ever been because there's I mean much of the reason why I've probably stumbled across Buddhism is for the same reasons that many people are”