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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if you could have coffee with Marcus Aurelius about your career anxieties? Ask Cicero how to be a better friend. Let Benjamin Graham, who invented the principles behind modern value investing, talk you through your finances on a Friday morning? Gabriel is thirty-something, professionally successful, and quietly disappearing. His mortgage clears automatically. His career points steadily upward. And yet, after his team celebrates their biggest win of the year, he feels.absolutely nothing.What begins as a week of sick leave and morning jogs through Clissold Park in North London becomes something far stranger. Over five extraordinary days, Gabriel (and, in part, his partner Suzan) encounters sixteen of history's greatest minds, each appearing beside a pond, beneath an oak, or along a familiar path, each offering their wisdom on the questions that have never gone away. Dialogues include: Simone de Beauvoir and John Stuart Mill on love, freedom, and what a real partnership looks likeMontaigne and Cicero on the lost art of male friendshipMarcus Aurelius and Benjamin Franklin on what success is actually forRichard Feynman and Douglas Adams on curiosity, the joy of not knowing, and why the universe has no obligation to make senseSiddhartha Gautama and Arthur Schopenhauer on suffering, impermanence, and finding unexpected humour in the human conditionEpicurus and Carl Gustav Jung on suffering, pleasure, and the shadow selfBenjamin Graham and John C. Bogle on building financial independenceLeonardo da Vinci and Ada Lovelace on creativity and the courage to innovateHenry David Thoreau and Immanuel Kant on introversion, authenticity, and why the quietest person in the room is often the most formidableBertrand Russell and Hermann Hesse on growing older, staying restless, and what age finally gives you permission to stop pretendingThe London Dialogues is part philosophical novel, part mentoring programme, part love story. It is a book for anyone who has achieved what they were supposed to achieve - and still wonders if they are asking the right questions. The conversations do not have to stay in the park. They can start everywhere. All the time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Helmig, Daniel (illustrator).…

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Softcover. Condition: Sehr gut. 123 Der Jahresbericht 1985 der Archäologischen Bodenforschung des Kantons Basel-Stadt dokumentiert die archäologischen Aktivitäten, Funde und Publikationen im Berichtszeitraum. Er enthält detaillierte Berichte über Fundorte und die Arbeit der Archäologen. Zustand: Einband mit stärkeren Gebrauchsspuren, Seiten geringfügig gebräunt, insgesamt GUTER Zustand. HC1-523-3/8-00528741 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 161. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if you could have coffee with Marcus Aurelius about your career anxieties? Ask Cicero how to be a better friend. Let Benjamin Graham, who invented the principles behind modern value investing, talk you through your finances on a Friday morning? Gabriel is thirty-something, professionally successful, and quietly disappearing. His mortgage clears automatically. His career points steadily upward. And yet, after his team celebrates their biggest win of the year, he feels.absolutely nothing.What begins as a week of sick leave and morning jogs through Clissold Park in North London becomes something far stranger. Over five extraordinary days, Gabriel (and, in part, his partner Suzan) encounters sixteen of history's greatest minds, each appearing beside a pond, beneath an oak, or along a familiar path, each offering their wisdom on the questions that have never gone away. Dialogues include: Simone de Beauvoir and John Stuart Mill on love, freedom, and what a real partnership looks likeMontaigne and Cicero on the lost art of male friendshipMarcus Aurelius and Benjamin Franklin on what success is actually forRichard Feynman and Douglas Adams on curiosity, the joy of not knowing, and why the universe has no obligation to make senseSiddhartha Gautama and Arthur Schopenhauer on suffering, impermanence, and finding unexpected humour in the human conditionEpicurus and Carl Gustav Jung on suffering, pleasure, and the shadow selfBenjamin Graham and John C. Bogle on building financial independenceLeonardo da Vinci and Ada Lovelace on creativity and the courage to innovateHenry David Thoreau and Immanuel Kant on introversion, authenticity, and why the quietest person in the room is often the most formidableBertrand Russell and Hermann Hesse on growing older, staying restless, and what age finally gives you permission to stop pretendingThe London Dialogues is part philosophical novel, part mentoring programme, part love story. It is a book for anyone who has achieved what they were supposed to achieve - and still wonders if they are asking the right questions. The conversations do not have to stay in the park. They can start everywhere. All the time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Helmig, Daniel (illustrator).…