There's a pattern in the areas of life that make us feel insecure, unfulfilled, and stranded. The pain we endure from these areas stem from an ideology that's been instilled within us throughout our entire life; an ideology of helplessness. Merging philosophers like Friedrich Nietzsche, Plato, Sigmund Freud, and Marcus Aurelius, with the minds of iconic figures like Langston Hughes, Tupac, and Joseph Campbell, The Cobblestone Flowerpot provides new perspectives to life's most challenging recurring themes and forces readers to push back on conventional thought. 27 Challenges. 1 Pattern.Chapter 1: On Life Chapter 2: On Purpose Chapter 3: On Happiness Chapter 4: On Love & Relationships Chapter 5: On Profit Based Education Chapter 6: On Principles Chapter 7: On Ownership Chapter 8: On Self-Love Chapter 9: On Captivity Chapter 10: On Ideas Chapter 11: On Gender Roles Chapter 12: On Authority Chapter 13: On Nostalgia Chapter 14: On Anxiety & Perfection Chapter 15: On Kindness Chapter 16: On Technology & Social Media Chapter 17: On Spirituality Chapter 18: On Money & Value Chapter 19: On Growth Chapter 20: On Fame Chapter 21: On Absence & Misfortune Chapter 22: On Choice & Probability Chapter 23: On Idolatry Chapter 24: On Ego & Humility Chapter 25: On Introverts Chapter 26: On Honesty & Transparency Chapter 27: On DeathIn a genre that is seldom explored by African-Americans, Troy gives readers a unique look into philosophy from the perspective of a black writer from Harlem. Instagram: @thecobblestoneflowerpot