Peak Stoic 07 - Time

Issue 7 of Peak Stoic. A 30-day Stoic practice journal on time: where it goes, busyness, postponement, and what makes a life full. Each day gives you one passage from Seneca, Marcus Aurelius or Epictetus in a public-domain translation, checked word for word against the source, with a short note, a morning question, one practice to try, and a full page for the evening review.

Many passages come from Seneca’s On the Shortness of Life: we are not poor in days, but wasteful of them. Each week opens with a short essay and a worksheet: an hour-by-hour time audit, the not-to-do list, the someday list, and a nightly account. Three portraits of time: Paulinus, Marcus writing in army camps, and Seneca’s last letters.

56 full-color, saddle-stitched pages that lie flat for writing, illustrated with photographs from Ephesus, Aphrodisias and Hierapolis. Not a productivity planner. No earlier issues needed.