In Ancient Greece, when the philosopher Socrates was asked to
sum up what all philosophical commandments could be reduced to,
he replied: ‘Know Yourself’. Self-knowledge matters so much
because it is only on the basis of an accurate sense of who we are
that we can make reliable decisions – particularly around love and
work
This new essay book takes us on a journey into our deepest, most
elusive selves and arms us with a set of tools to understand our
characters properly. We come away with a newly clarified sense of
who we are, what we need to watch out for when making decisions, and what our priorities and potential might be
Chapters Include:
- Self-Ignorance
- Philosophical Meditation
- Emotional Identity
- Honesty and Denial
- Self-Judgement
- Emotional Scepticism
Hardback book | 96 pp
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