1) 爱比克泰德的《沉思录》（含《手册》），如果你对幸福和知足感兴趣的话。1a) 《像哲学家一样生活》（A Guide to the Good Life）是一本更容易入门的斯多葛哲学读物，如果你不想一开始就硬啃……
1) Discourses (incl Enchiridion) by Epictetus, if you're interested in happiness and contentment. 1a) A Guide to the Good Life is an easier introduction to Stoic philosophy if you don't want to dive straight into…
If you enjoyed Meditations please keep a lookout for anything by Epictetus. Depending on the publisher titles may vary, but Discourses is common (iirc they were notes compiled from his many stories and teachings). You won't be disappointed.
I really enjoy the writings of the Stoic philosophers. If you enjoyed Seneca, you should check out Marcus Aurelius' Meditations[1] and Epictetus' Discourses[2] EDIT: changed the links to Project Gutenberg links on jwdunne's suggestion 1: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2680 2: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/10661
《黑天鹅》（其实塔勒布的任何书都行）、马可·奥勒留的《沉思录》、塞内卡的《道德书简》（Letters from a Stoic）、爱比克泰德的《论说集》、里奇·科恩的《鲸吞亿万的大亨》（Fish that ate the whale）、《活出意义来》、《泰坦》、瑞·达利欧的《原则》（其实算不上真正的出版书，但非常值得一读，而且免费）、蒂姆·费里斯的《每周工作4小时》、以及《战略悖论》……
The Black Swan (anything by Taleb really), Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, Letters from a Stoic by Seneca, Epictetus' Discourses, Fish that ate the whale by Rich Cohen, Man's Search for Meaning, Titan, Principles by Ray Dalio (not really a book, but really worth reading, plus it's free), 4HW by Tim Ferris, The Strategy Paradox.…
Both amazing, but I think I prefer Epictetus' Discourses to either one. I'm not a big fan of Guide to the Good Life either -- mostly because I think it takes a very profound (and by no means simple or obvious) set of ideas and reduces it to a kind of intellectual…
…campaign. From that perspective I think it's impressive how insightful he managed to be in short bursts. But if you are looking for something more long-form, you might try Seneca's Letters or Epictetus Discourses.
1) 爱比克泰德的《沉思录》（含《手册》），如果你对幸福和知足感兴趣的话。1a) 《像哲学家一样生活》（A Guide to the Good Life）是一本更容易入门的斯多葛哲学读物，如果你不想一开始就硬啃……
1) Discourses (incl Enchiridion) by Epictetus, if you're interested in happiness and contentment. 1a) A Guide to the Good Life is an easier introduction to Stoic philosophy if you don't want to dive straight into…
如果你喜欢《沉思录》，请一定留意爱比克泰德的所有作品。不同出版社的书名可能有所差异，但《论说集》（Discourses）很常见（没记错的话，这些是他很多故事和教导的讲记合辑）。你绝不会失望的。
If you enjoyed Meditations please keep a lookout for anything by Epictetus. Depending on the publisher titles may vary, but Discourses is common (iirc they were notes compiled from his many stories and teachings). You won't be disappointed.
我非常喜欢斯多葛学派哲学家的著作。如果你喜欢塞内卡，你应该去看看马可·奥勒留的《沉思录》[1]和爱比克泰德的《论说集》[2]。编辑：根据 jwdunne 的建议，链接已替换为古腾堡计划（Project Gutenberg）链接 1: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2680 2: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/10661
I really enjoy the writings of the Stoic philosophers. If you enjoyed Seneca, you should check out Marcus Aurelius' Meditations[1] and Epictetus' Discourses[2] EDIT: changed the links to Project Gutenberg links on jwdunne's suggestion 1: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2680 2: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/10661
《黑天鹅》（其实塔勒布的任何书都行）、马可·奥勒留的《沉思录》、塞内卡的《道德书简》（Letters from a Stoic）、爱比克泰德的《论说集》、里奇·科恩的《鲸吞亿万的大亨》（Fish that ate the whale）、《活出意义来》、《泰坦》、瑞·达利欧的《原则》（其实算不上真正的出版书，但非常值得一读，而且免费）、蒂姆·费里斯的《每周工作4小时》、以及《战略悖论》……
The Black Swan (anything by Taleb really), Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, Letters from a Stoic by Seneca, Epictetus' Discourses, Fish that ate the whale by Rich Cohen, Man's Search for Meaning, Titan, Principles by Ray Dalio (not really a book, but really worth reading, plus it's free), 4HW by Tim Ferris, The Strategy Paradox.…
两本都很神，但我个人觉得爱比克泰德的《论说集》比这两本都要好。我也不是太感冒《像哲学家一样生活》——主要是觉得它把一套非常深刻（而且绝不简单或显而易见）的思想体系，降格成了一种知识层面的……
Both amazing, but I think I prefer Epictetus' Discourses to either one. I'm not a big fan of Guide to the Good Life either -- mostly because I think it takes a very profound (and by no means simple or obvious) set of ideas and reduces it to a kind of intellectual…
……征战。从这个角度来看，我觉得他能在零碎片刻中展现出如此深刻的洞见，实在令人佩服。但如果你想找篇幅更长、更系统的内容，可以试试塞内卡的《书简》或者爱比克泰德的《论说集》。
…campaign. From that perspective I think it's impressive how insightful he managed to be in short bursts. But if you are looking for something more long-form, you might try Seneca's Letters or Epictetus Discourses.