The Stoic Year

di Elliot Marsh (Autore)

Synthesised voice - male (Narratore)

Steady Hand Press, 2026

One letter a week. A steadier year. Seneca was rich, famous and busy. In the last years of his life he wrote long letters to a younger friend about the things that still troubled him: where the time goes, what money is for, how to live with fear, and how to stop being busy and start being alive. People have read those letters for two thousand years. They still land on an ordinary Monday. This audiobook takes fifty-two of them, one for each week of the year. Each week gives you the passage from Seneca in plain modern English, with its letter number; a short explanation of what he means and where it meets your life; one small practice to try for seven days; and a single question to carry with you. The year is in four parts: Time, Money, Fear, and Busyness. Start at Week 1 in any month, or go straight to the part that fits where you are. Weeks like: Where your hours actually go. A practice week of less. What you are really paying. Frightened more than hurt. The taxes of life. You take yourself with you. Learn how to feel joy. A few minutes to listen on Sunday night. Seven days to try it. No philosophy degree required. Plain English. One practice a week. A question to carry. This audiobook is read by a digital voice (synthesised narration).

• Autore: Elliot Marsh
• Narratore: Synthesised voice - male
• Durata in (hh:mm:ss): 03:18:58
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: Steady Hand Press
• Lingua: Inglese
• EAN: 1990000173813