Book · 1998
The Manual
The Manual by United Reformed Church in the United Kingdom has been mentioned in 1 episode across 1 podcast (1 episode recommends it and 0 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Phyl Terry (1 episode) on Lenny's Podcast (1 episode).
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The the last book I'll recommend is the manual it's a short introduction to stoicism people misunderstand stoicism they think stoicism means repressing your feelings that is not what stoicism means.
Why people recommend it
The Manual is a short introductory guide to the ancient philosophy of Stoicism. On an episode of Lenny's Podcast titled Land your dream job in today’s market: negotiation tactics, job search councils, broadcast on September 12, 2024, Phyl Terry recommended this text during his discussion with host Lenny Rachitsky. Phyl included this short book in his final round of recommendations to clear up common misconceptions surrounding Stoic philosophy. He pointed out that many people mistakenly believe that practicing Stoicism involves repressing one's emotions, whereas true Stoic philosophy entails a much deeper and healthier engagement with reality and personal control. By offering the book as a concise entry point, Phyl aimed to guide listeners toward a more accurate comprehension of ancient wisdom that can help individuals navigate modern stress, professional hurdles, and emotional challenges. His endorsement provided the audience with an accessible resource to learn foundational philosophical principles without having to wade through dense academic treatises, thereby making practical mental resilience achievable for busy technology and product professionals seeking balance in their daily lives.
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Phyl Terry the the last book I'll recommend is the manual it's a short introduction to stoicism people misunderstand s… 1
“the the last book I'll recommend is the manual it's a short introduction to stoicism people misunderstand stoicism they think stoicism means repressing your feelings that is not what stoicism means”