The ideas in Meditations haven't changed since Marcus Aurelius wrote them. The nineteenth-century English standing between you and them finally has. Same Marcus, same meaning, actually readable.
Get it on Amazon — $9.99Most people who try Meditations quit before they finish it. Not because the ideas are wrong, because the 1862 English standing between you and them makes it feel like homework.
This is a modernized translation, built from the original public-domain text, staying close to Marcus's own voice: terse, self-directed, blunt. No inserted modern framing inside the translation itself.
Same Marcus Aurelius. Same meaning. The version you'll actually finish.