The Power to Change

“A gift to anyone seeking to live a more fulfilling life.” – Donald J. Robertson, bestselling author of How to Think Like a Roman Emperor“Will make the world a better place!” – Sharon Lebell, bestselling author of The Art of Living“Distills ancient Stoic wisdom into practical, actionable guidance for modern life. A thoughtful introduction for anyone seeking more tranquility and purpose in today’s hectic world.” – Massimo Pigliucci, K.D. Irani Professor of Philosophy at the City College of New York“An engaging, enthusiastic, and innovative guide to living a good life.” – Karen Duffy, New York Times bestselling author of Model Patient, Backbone and Wise Up“A wise, thoughtful, but also lively and accessible, manual for transforming your life for the better on Stoic principles.” – Christopher Gill, Emeritus Professor of Ancient Thought, University of Exeter, and founding member of Modern Stoicism; co-author of Stoic Ethics: the Basics“Written in a wonderfully concise, direct, and breezy style, this book offers simple, straightforward, yet powerful lessons in good mental hygiene and canny self-improvement.” – William O. Stephens, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy, Creighton University“Read it and find out more about the four backseat drivers that we are up against, and how to overcome everyday problems using powerful Stoic ideas.” – Tim LeBon, accredited CBT therapist working in the NHS, Research Director of Modern Stoicism and author of 365 Ways to be more Stoic

From the boardroom to the classroom, Dr. Chuck Chakrapani has consistently sought to understand and improve how we live and work. His career has spanned the highest levels of business leadership as well as pursuing a distinguished academic career. Dr. Chakrapani’s expertise is grounded in rigorous analysis and a deep understanding of human behaviour. He offers a modern and practical lens through which to explore Stoicism’s enduring wisdom. He publishes the monthly digital magazine THE STOIC and has authored a growing library of books on the subject. He also founded the Prokopton community, a program designed to guide individuals in developing a Stoic practice that cultivates resilience, purpose, and a life of meaning and flow.