The latest in the New York Times bestselling series: the life-changing power of integrity

THE #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER and WATERSTONES BEST POPULAR SCIENCE BOOK OF 2024 PICK HOW TO HARNESS THE LIFE-CHANGING POWER OF INTEGRITY 'A message all of us need to hear' Arnold Schwarzenegger 'This book is a gift to humanity' Dr. Edith Eva Eger 'Holiday has the wisdom of someone that has lived many lives' Steven Bartlett For the Stoics, justice was more than an idea. It was a way of life, a personal commitment to doing the right thing, no matter how difficult the path. Our ability to live by our values and do good is life-changing; it is key to self-respect, purpose and success on our own terms. In this third instalment of his bestselling Stoic Virtues series, Ryan Holiday draws on historical icons and contemporary heroes to show us how to embrace the power of owning our convictions and acting accordingly in an era of dishonesty. Ultimately, the path to greatness is impossible without goodness. Your values, your character and your deeds determine your success and your legacy. This book shows you the way.

"Pitch perfect for navigating one of the most un-virtuous times in living memory" - Telegraph

"Ryan Holiday is one of my favourite authors. His books touch on tangible things that humans can correct about themselves immediately and to me, Right Thing, Right Now is a book about integrity ... it's really about being the best version of yourself" - The Breakfast Club

"Good values, good character, good deeds is the latest in the author's well-loved series on Stoic philosophy ... and focuses on the crucial role that integrity plays in creating a 'good' life" - Therapy Today

"The third volume in Holiday's acclaimed Stoic Virtues series analyses the lives and values of figures such as Ulysses S. Grant and Marcus Aurelius in an insightful exploration of character, morality and conscience." - Waterstones Best Popular Science Books of the Year 2024

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"Has helped bring the ancient teaching of Stoicism to millions of readers - from athletes and politicians to CEOs" - Good Morning America

"The modern godfather of Stoicism ... Ryan Holiday writes about ways that Stoicism can help us deal with life's trials [by] distilling the philosophies of figures such as Marcus Aurelius and Epictetus for people in need of guidance in the 2020s" - Irish Examiner