Leading a virtuous life is the key to true happiness and fulfillment from "summary" of Aristotle's Way by Edith Hall
Aristotle believed that the key to achieving true happiness and fulfillment lies in leading a virtuous life. According to him, virtue is not just a theoretical concept, but something that must be practiced and embodied in our daily lives. It is only through cultivating virtues such as courage, temperance, and wisdom that we can truly experience a sense of well-being and contentment. Aristotle argues that happiness is not simply a state of mind, but an active pursuit that requires us to live in accordance with our values and principles. By making choices that are in line with our virtues, we are able to align ou...
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