Aristotle’s famous work, the Nicomachean Ethics, was written to provide us with a blueprint for living “a life worth living.” I suspect that Aristotle, if he were living today, would also approve of her work; he was, after all, that most practical and commonsensical of philosophers. His Ethics was a manual on how to put together a “good life” through the practice of the virtues; hers (Dr. Hall’s) is a manual on how to deal with the stresses of this contemporary world or, if you will, how to live a “good life” through the practice of intentional living in spite of the stresses surrounding us. I think Aristotle and Dr. Hall would have gotten along famously.