Meditations of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus

Written nearly 2,000 years ago, Meditations wasn’t meant for an audience. It’s the private journal of a Roman emperor trying to live with discipline, purpose, and grace.

When you read this book, you're not getting philosophy as a performance, but rather you’re getting philosophy as survival.

Marcus wrote Meditations to remind himself how to lead, endure, and stay grounded while ruling the most powerful empire on earth.

We’re not reading this because it’s old.

We’re reading it because it still works.