Author road · 12 Stations · 12 days · Mind & Psychology › Confidence
Think with Ryan Holiday's tools
12 Stations through Holiday's three books, from seeing an obstacle clearly to acting on it, building discipline with moderation and writing a daily practice of your own.
We do not re-summarise three books; we connect them: perception and action from The Obstacle Is the Way, discipline and its limits from Discipline Is Destiny, and the daily rhythm of The Daily Stoic. Along the way we weigh what the stories prove. The order is a teaching order designed by BookYol, not the author's own.
The road, station by station
01An obstacle arrives without a label
~5 minfrom The Obstacle Is the Way
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02Steady Your Nerves Before You Decide
lockedfrom The Obstacle Is the Way
03Sort what's yours from what isn't
lockedfrom The Obstacle Is the Way
04Use the obstacle as your material
lockedfrom The Obstacle Is the Way
05Missed? Read the Result, Then Change One Thing
lockedfrom The Obstacle Is the Way
06Rehearse the Failure Before It Happens
lockedfrom The Obstacle Is the Way
Milestone
The Obstacle as Material
Your obstacle is split into event and verdict, the part that is up to you is written down, one step against it is taken, and three ways it could fail sit on paper with countermeasures.
07Weigh the stories behind the lessons
lockedfrom The Obstacle Is the Way
08Do the Hard Thing Before the Easy Ones
lockedfrom Discipline Is Destiny
09The Weekly Mirror: Discipline as Who You Are
lockedfrom Discipline Is Destiny
10Strict with yourself, generous with others
lockedfrom Discipline Is Destiny
11The daily loop: prepare, retreat, review
lockedfrom The Daily Stoic
12Destination: write your own daily practice
lockedfrom The Daily Stoic
Milestone
Destination: Your Own Practice
A three-line card with a morning tool, a tool for the hard moment and an evening review is written, tried for seven days, and each tool has been kept, swapped or dropped.
