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🗓️ 20 July 2020
⏱️ 32 minutes
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Today's Hardcore Literature episode is about Aristotle's ethicsand the virtues of ambition and good temper.
We're talking about honour, how to cultivate the right ambition, snowflake syndrome, the four common types of anger, how to challenge your unconscious underlying beliefs about the world, and much more. And I'm giving away three copies of Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics. Information on how to get hold of a copy at the beginning of the episode and further below.
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0:29.6 | adventure of a lifetime with hardcore literature. I'd like to begin this podcast with a thank |
0:37.0 | you, a giveaway and a request. Thank you because the |
0:41.2 | episodes on the first five virtues, courage, temperance, generosity, magnificence and pride have been |
0:47.3 | at time of recording downloaded thousands of times. That means you're finding these episodes |
0:52.4 | valuable. Now that's where my request and the |
0:55.8 | giveaway comes in. I'd love to hear from you if you've been enjoying these episodes. While you're |
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1:11.4 | in the algorithm and recommend it to more people. And here's the giveaway. I've got three |
1:16.3 | brand new copies of my favorite translation of Aristotle's Nicomacian Ethics, and I'll be sending |
1:22.0 | them to three people who leave a written review of the podcast on iTunes. It doesn't have to be a long |
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