“Renovating My Life, with Aristotle as My Architect” by Fenia on Zoom

Architect and author Fenia Tsanaka shows how Aristotle’s wisdom can help us “redesign” our lives. Just as the same plot of land can produce very different houses, the same life circumstances can lead to completely different outcomes—depending on our blueprint. In this lively talk, Fenia shares practical ways to find meaning, manage emotions, improve relationships, and make better choices. Come ready to be inspired—and maybe start your own life renovation! Register here.

Fenia was born in Athens and is the mother of two. She studied architecture at the National Technical University of Athens. Since then, she has been the head of an architecture firm, carrying out studies, supervising and constructing private projects. Her latest project includes the supervision of the “Onassis National Transplant Center” 7,000 sq. m. which is an addition to the existing building of the “Onassis Cardiac Surgery Center” in Athens.

The book”Renovating My Life, with Aristotle as My Architect” is available on Google Books and Skroutz.eu. The book is described as a work that connects Aristotle’s philosophical insights with the practicalities of living. If you missed registering above here’s another link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/hmzEuZONTfKiK36XkybkZw

“This book is the experiential journey of discovering Aristotelian philosophy and how it can change us,” Tsanaka writes. “Change how we feel, the way we see situations, the way we think and ultimately the way we act. In short, how we can renovate our lives by changing the situations that frustrate us in order to gain a lasting appetite for life.”