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The philosophy of success - The lessons of great philosophers to achieve a happy and fulfilling life - cover

The philosophy of success - The lessons of great philosophers to achieve a happy and fulfilling life

Emily Brown

Editorial: Greenbooks Editore

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"The Philosophy of Success: Lessons from Great Philosophers for Achieving a Happy and Fulfilling Life" is a book that explores the application of philosophical principles to the pursuit of success and happiness in everyday life. The author, through a careful analysis of the works of great philosophers throughout history, provides a practical and inspiring guide for those who wish to fulfill themselves and lead a meaningful life.
The book examines the philosophical perspectives of thinkers such as Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Kant, Nietzsche, and many others. Each chapter outlines the key ideas of a specific philosopher and explains how these can be applied to our personal and professional goals.
Through the lessons of the great philosophers, the author highlights fundamental concepts such as the search for meaning, ethics, happiness, authenticity, wisdom, and the pursuit of a satisfying life. The work offers practical examples, success stories, and useful advice on how to embrace these principles in everyday life.
"The Philosophy of Success" not only provides an overview of the history of philosophy but also encourages the reader to reflect on their own beliefs, values, and purposes. It offers valuable guidance for those who wish to develop a clear vision of their own life and learn the necessary strategies to achieve authentic happiness and personal fulfillment.
Whether you are a philosophy enthusiast or simply seeking inspiration to achieve your goals, "The Philosophy of Success" invites you to embark on a journey of discovery and personal growth through the wisdom of the great philosophers.
Disponible desde: 06/06/2023.

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