Self-knowledge

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 96 pages 18 x 11 cm

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