Arnold Bennett's profound work, 'Self and self-management,' presents an invaluable collection of 'Essays about existing.' This print edition invites readers to explore the timeless principles of personal development and the intricate art of conducting one's life with purpose and intention.

Bennett, a master observer of human nature, offers a series of practical philosophical reflections designed to illuminate the path to effective self-management. Delving into essential questions of ethics and the cultivation of an ordered existence, his essays serve as a guiding hand through the complexities of daily living. Whether contemplating the nuances of personal growth or seeking clarity on ethical dilemmas, Bennett's wisdom provides a sturdy foundation for self-reflection and improvement.

Drawing on timeless insights into human psychology and the pursuit of a meaningful life, 'Self and self-management' remains a cornerstone of practical philosophy. It is an enduring text that encourages readers to engage deeply with their own conduct, fostering a greater understanding of their inner world and their place within it. This meticulously prepared edition offers profound guidance for anyone dedicated to the sustained pursuit of personal excellence and ethical living.

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