Right Thing, Right Now: Good Values. Good Character. Good Deeds. (Stoic Virtues)

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I have Developed myself so much by reading and practicing Stoicism, Ryan is the finest author i have ever come across in my reading career. If you are looking to lead a best life, this book and others books too by ryan ius a must buy.

A very good readable book useful for leading a purposeful and happu life.

Really happy with the book. Superb quality.

-Have you been good today?- Review of 'Right Thing, Right Now' by @ryanholiday and @hachette_india Ryan Holiday is a well-known flag bearer of the ages old philosophy of stoicism. He has coached and mentored politicians, CEOs and ordinary people in the stoic principles. This is book three in 'The Stoic Virtues Series'. But what exactly is stoicism? Stoicism is a school of Hellenistic philosophy that flourished in Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome. The Stoics believed that the practice of virtue is enough to achieve eudaimonia: a well-lived life. The Stoics identified the path to achieving it with a life spent practicing the four cardinal virtues in everyday life — prudence, fortitude, temperance, and justice — as well as living in accordance with nature. It was founded in the ancient Agora of Athens by Zeno of Citium. In this book, Holiday talks about justice and how it's one of the most important virtues of all. He writes: 'The clearest evidence that justice is the most important of all the virtues comes from what happens when you remove it. It's remarkably stark: The presence of injustice instantly renders any act of virtue- courage, discipline, wisdom- any skill, any achievement, worthless... or worse.' Holiday believes that our ability to live by our values and do good is life-changing; it is key to self respect, purpose and success on our own terms. Here he shows us how to cultivate these qualities, and how to embrace the power of owning our convictions and acting accordingly in an era of distraction and dishonesty. From presidents to activists, artists to athletes, and diplomats to doctors, this book draws on lessons from across history and around the world to illuminate the path to greatness as one impossible without goodness. He believes that our values, our character and our deeds determine not only our success but our legacy.My favorite quote from the book is - 'Integrity is not for the cowardly.'

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As a longtime admirer of Ryan Holiday's work, especially his Stoic virtues series, this book felt like a departure. The author veers increasingly into political territory, advocating positions like welcoming all refugees and migrants from regions such as Africa and the Middle East. For an American writer, this stance may come easily, but for us Europeans, who face the daily complexities of such issues, it's less straightforward. It’s easy to express a “take them all” sentiment from across the Atlantic, perhaps with an air of moral high ground. Furthermore, the author’s support for Israel and its political legacy feels reductive given the intricacies involved. These complex matters deserve a nuanced view, which felt lacking here.

I love every stoic book from this author !

If you read only one book this year, read this one. If you’re up for reading more; read the series by Ryan Holiday.

It's Ryan Holiday! What's there to know?! He is AMAZING and this is ANOTHER GREAT read! @ryanholiday MUCH gratitude!

Another good one

The book is good however the pages were a little wavy as tho it has gotten moist. It also came in a very standard cardboard envelope with no protection so there is a high chance it can get damage in transit.