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What's the most profound book you've ever read?
🏆 Leading: Meditations by Marcus Aurelius — a Roman emperor's private notes on stoicism, still weirdly relevant 2,000 years later.

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What's the most profound book you've ever read?
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Meditations by Marcus Aurelius — a Roman emperor's private notes on stoicism, still weirdly relevant 2,000 years later.
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